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'''Adamnan''' was a [[6th century]] [[historian]] who wrote about [[Saint]] [[Columba]]'s encounter was a monster at [[Loch Ness]] in [[565]]. He described it as "the driving away of a certain water monster by virtue of prayer of the holy man". The incident was later considered the first recorded sighting of the [[Loch Ness Monster]]. Adamnan later became the [[Abbot]] of [[Iona]]. This encounter was later included in the book ''[[The Secret Lives of Monsters]]''. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Secret Lives of Monsters (novel)|The Secret Lives of Monsters]]'')
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'''Adamnan''' was a [[6th century]] [[historian]] who wrote about [[Saint]] [[Columba]]'s encounter was a monster at [[Loch Ness]] in [[565]]. He described it as "the driving away of a certain water monster by virtue of prayer of the holy man". The incident was later considered the first recorded sighting of the [[Loch Ness Monster]]. Adamnan later became the [[Abbot]] of [[Iona]]. When summarising the [[history]] of the Loch Ness Monster and its relation to [[Zygon]] and [[Skarasen]] presence on [[Earth]] in his [[alien]] exposé ''[[The Secret Lives of Monsters]]'', [[Justin Richards (The Secret Lives of Monsters)|Justin Richards]] took note of what Columba saw in 565 and quoted Adamnan's writings. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Secret Lives of Monsters (novel)|The Secret Lives of Monsters]]'')


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