— St
Cruimther
Catha, son of Aengus, of Cluain Eossain Article VI.
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Miracles then
— Article XII. Reputed
— Article XIV. —
Feast of St.
Queranus,
192 Bergen, Norway 193
Article XIII. Article XV. —
Festival of St. Sinotus,
Festival of St. Anastasius, at Salona, Dalmatia,
CONTENTS.
Article II. —St. Elarius or Helair, Patron, Anchoret and Scribe of Monahincha,
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near Roscrea, County of Tipperary.
turies] . . . . . . Article III. —St. Sillan <»r Siollan, Bishop . . .
{Eighth and Ninth Cen-
. . . . . . 186 . . . . . . 191
Article IV. —Reputed Feast ot St. 1 oit, of Church Island, Lough Beg, County of
— Londonderry . . . . . . Article V. Reputed Feast of Siott . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . 191 . . . 191 . . . 191 . . . 191 . . . 192 . . . 192 . . . 192 . . . 192 . . .
Article VI. —St Molaissi
Article VII. — St. Ultan
Article VIII. —St. Boetius
Article IX. —Reputed Festival of St. Modocus
Article X. —St Grellan of Craobh-Grellain . .
Article XI. —Reputed Feast of St. Adamnan, or Eunan, Abbot of Iona
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Abbot . . . Festival of St. Summiva or Sunnifa, Patroness of
Martyr
. .
. . . Martyr
. . . . . .
193 193
(jBtrjt)t|) ©ag of Sqjtemtor,
Article I. —Festival of St. Disibod, Bishop ani> Confessor, Rhenish
. . . . . .
Bavaria. [Seventh Century]. . Article II. —St. Fintai\ or Fionntan, of Ard-Caoin
. . . . . . . .
194 . . . 196 . . . 196 . . . 197 . . . 197 . . . 198 . . . 198 . . . 198
Article III. —St. Ferghus, the Pict . . .
Aktici. e IV. —St. Maelccasni or Maeloisne . . .
Article V.
— St Cruimther Catha, son of Aengus, of Cluain Eossain Article VI. —Fea-t ol the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. . . Article VII. —Festival of St. Timothy and Three Hundred Martyrs Article VIII. —The Son or Sons of Talarg . . . . . .
i&tntt) ©ag of <&rpttmber*
Article I. —St. Kierain, Ciaran or Kyran, Abbot of Clonmacnoisf.
[Sixth Century. ]
Chap. I. —Introduction—Materials for the Acts of St. Kierain
— Pedigree—Place and Time of his Birth—His
—Prophecies regarding
his Bir. h
His and Family
Baptism by St. Justus—He studies under St.
Chap. III.
—— wasAuthorofa CompositionsofSt. Kieran He
ot
The Year St. Kieran's
of St. Kieran—Memorials—Conclusion . . . 227
Finian, Abbot of Clonard . . . . . . 199 Chap. II. —St. Kieran leaves Clonard for the School of St. Ninnidius—Miiacl s recorded—Hegoes to Endeus,
— visit to St. Senan of Iniscathy—Admonished in a
on the Island of Aran—His Acts while there
His
—Vision to become the Founder of a great Monastery 210 St. Kieran leaves Inis Aingin and proceeds to Clon- macnoise—Tuathal and Diermit, Kings of Ireland
—Foundation
of Clonmac- —His Virtues and Miracles—Growth of an Episcopal City at Clon-
of the noise—St. Kieran's
great Monastery Prediction
the first Aobot there . . . 218 Chap. IV. -Various poetical Pieces stated to have been the
macnoise St. Kieran
Rule
Death- His Burial and Relics at
special Religious
lonmacnoise — Composition in Praise of its Founder attributed to St. Columba—Commemorations and Celebrations
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CONTENTS.
Page Article II. —St. Osmana, or St. Osmanna, Virgin, Abbey of St. Denis, Fiance . . . 237
Article III. — St. Cera, Virgin, ol Kiliahear, Parish of Aghnamullen, County of
Monaghan. [Sixth Century] . . .
Article IV. —St. Bertellinus or Bettehn. Hermit, and Patron of Stafford, England.
242
In the £i, hth Ceiuu . . . . . . . . . 244 [
Artici
. . . 249 Article IX. —St Teiccess or i'ecce, Tcga or Teg;«n, said to have been of Kil-
Stoctean, Abbot o. Clonard. \Pr*bably in the Tenth Century]. . . 248 Article VI. — St. Aithgein or Maclaithgem, Bishop of Movilie, County ol Down 248 Article VIL—St. Finduarr or Fionnbharr, ol Cill-Cunga . . . . . . 249 Article VIII. 1 be I ):mghter or Daughters of Enach. [Supposed to be of the
;
Fifth Centmy] . . .
tegan, County of Wick low. [Possibly Fifth and Sixth Century] 250
Article X. — St. Coi. all, Son ol /Engus Article XL—St. Ferdaciichor Fer-da-chrioch Article XII. —St. Eialan, Fcrtach
. . .
. . . . . . . . .
Fossey . . .
. . . 251 . . . 252 . . . 252 . . .
— ArticleXIII. Reputed
. . .
Festival of St. Babolen, Abbot of
252 . . . 253 253 . . . 253 . . . 253
Article XIV. —St. Dareca . . .
ArticleXV. —SlDiomman . . .
Article XVI. —St. Cainchomrach, Abbot of Iona.
Articli XVIL—St. Boisil, Prior of Melrose, Scotland . . .
&euuj ©ag of September
Article L—St. Finian, Finnia, Finnen, Finnbarr, or Finnian, Bishop of M<>\ 11. 1. K, County of Down. [Sixth Century. ]
— Century] . . . . . . . . . 263 Artici. i III. m. Senach, son of Buidi. [Possibly in the Fifth Century] . . . 267
ARTICLE IV. St. Segen or Sughin, son ol Ua Luinn, Abbot of Bangor, Coun'y
. . . 268
. . . . .
ARTICLE V. — St. Finnbar Aiac Bincli or i-ionnbharr . . .
Miracles then
— Article XII. Reputed
— Article XIV. —
Feast of St.
Queranus,
192 Bergen, Norway 193
Article XIII. Article XV. —
Festival of St. Sinotus,
Festival of St. Anastasius, at Salona, Dalmatia,
CONTENTS.
Article II. —St. Elarius or Helair, Patron, Anchoret and Scribe of Monahincha,
Page
near Roscrea, County of Tipperary.
turies] . . . . . . Article III. —St. Sillan <»r Siollan, Bishop . . .
{Eighth and Ninth Cen-
. . . . . . 186 . . . . . . 191
Article IV. —Reputed Feast ot St. 1 oit, of Church Island, Lough Beg, County of
— Londonderry . . . . . . Article V. Reputed Feast of Siott . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . 191 . . . 191 . . . 191 . . . 191 . . . 192 . . . 192 . . . 192 . . . 192 . . .
Article VI. —St Molaissi
Article VII. — St. Ultan
Article VIII. —St. Boetius
Article IX. —Reputed Festival of St. Modocus
Article X. —St Grellan of Craobh-Grellain . .
Article XI. —Reputed Feast of St. Adamnan, or Eunan, Abbot of Iona
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Abbot . . . Festival of St. Summiva or Sunnifa, Patroness of
Martyr
. .
. . . Martyr
. . . . . .
193 193
(jBtrjt)t|) ©ag of Sqjtemtor,
Article I. —Festival of St. Disibod, Bishop ani> Confessor, Rhenish
. . . . . .
Bavaria. [Seventh Century]. . Article II. —St. Fintai\ or Fionntan, of Ard-Caoin
. . . . . . . .
194 . . . 196 . . . 196 . . . 197 . . . 197 . . . 198 . . . 198 . . . 198
Article III. —St. Ferghus, the Pict . . .
Aktici. e IV. —St. Maelccasni or Maeloisne . . .
Article V.
— St Cruimther Catha, son of Aengus, of Cluain Eossain Article VI. —Fea-t ol the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. . . Article VII. —Festival of St. Timothy and Three Hundred Martyrs Article VIII. —The Son or Sons of Talarg . . . . . .
i&tntt) ©ag of <&rpttmber*
Article I. —St. Kierain, Ciaran or Kyran, Abbot of Clonmacnoisf.
[Sixth Century. ]
Chap. I. —Introduction—Materials for the Acts of St. Kierain
— Pedigree—Place and Time of his Birth—His
—Prophecies regarding
his Bir. h
His and Family
Baptism by St. Justus—He studies under St.
Chap. III.
—— wasAuthorofa CompositionsofSt. Kieran He
ot
The Year St. Kieran's
of St. Kieran—Memorials—Conclusion . . . 227
Finian, Abbot of Clonard . . . . . . 199 Chap. II. —St. Kieran leaves Clonard for the School of St. Ninnidius—Miiacl s recorded—Hegoes to Endeus,
— visit to St. Senan of Iniscathy—Admonished in a
on the Island of Aran—His Acts while there
His
—Vision to become the Founder of a great Monastery 210 St. Kieran leaves Inis Aingin and proceeds to Clon- macnoise—Tuathal and Diermit, Kings of Ireland
—Foundation
of Clonmac- —His Virtues and Miracles—Growth of an Episcopal City at Clon-
of the noise—St. Kieran's
great Monastery Prediction
the first Aobot there . . . 218 Chap. IV. -Various poetical Pieces stated to have been the
macnoise St. Kieran
Rule
Death- His Burial and Relics at
special Religious
lonmacnoise — Composition in Praise of its Founder attributed to St. Columba—Commemorations and Celebrations
<
CONTENTS.
Page Article II. —St. Osmana, or St. Osmanna, Virgin, Abbey of St. Denis, Fiance . . . 237
Article III. — St. Cera, Virgin, ol Kiliahear, Parish of Aghnamullen, County of
Monaghan. [Sixth Century] . . .
Article IV. —St. Bertellinus or Bettehn. Hermit, and Patron of Stafford, England.
242
In the £i, hth Ceiuu . . . . . . . . . 244 [
Artici
. . . 249 Article IX. —St Teiccess or i'ecce, Tcga or Teg;«n, said to have been of Kil-
Stoctean, Abbot o. Clonard. \Pr*bably in the Tenth Century]. . . 248 Article VI. — St. Aithgein or Maclaithgem, Bishop of Movilie, County ol Down 248 Article VIL—St. Finduarr or Fionnbharr, ol Cill-Cunga . . . . . . 249 Article VIII. 1 be I ):mghter or Daughters of Enach. [Supposed to be of the
;
Fifth Centmy] . . .
tegan, County of Wick low. [Possibly Fifth and Sixth Century] 250
Article X. — St. Coi. all, Son ol /Engus Article XL—St. Ferdaciichor Fer-da-chrioch Article XII. —St. Eialan, Fcrtach
. . .
. . . . . . . . .
Fossey . . .
. . . 251 . . . 252 . . . 252 . . .
— ArticleXIII. Reputed
. . .
Festival of St. Babolen, Abbot of
252 . . . 253 253 . . . 253 . . . 253
Article XIV. —St. Dareca . . .
ArticleXV. —SlDiomman . . .
Article XVI. —St. Cainchomrach, Abbot of Iona.
Articli XVIL—St. Boisil, Prior of Melrose, Scotland . . .
&euuj ©ag of September
Article L—St. Finian, Finnia, Finnen, Finnbarr, or Finnian, Bishop of M<>\ 11. 1. K, County of Down. [Sixth Century. ]
— Century] . . . . . . . . . 263 Artici. i III. m. Senach, son of Buidi. [Possibly in the Fifth Century] . . . 267
ARTICLE IV. St. Segen or Sughin, son ol Ua Luinn, Abbot of Bangor, Coun'y
. . . 268
. . . . .
ARTICLE V. — St. Finnbar Aiac Bincli or i-ionnbharr . . .
