An Ecclesiastical History of Ireland, from the First Introduction of Christianity Among the Irish, to the Beginning of the Thirteenth Century: Compiled from the Works of the Most Esteemed Authors ... who Have Written and Published on Matters Connected with the Irish Church; and from Irish Annals and Other Authentic Documents Still Existing in Manuscript, כרך 3J. Cumming, 1829 |
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מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
Abban abbot abbot of Hy according Adamnan Aengus Aidus Albinus Alcuin Annals of Innisfallen Annals of Ulster Antiq appears archbishop of Armagh Archdall assigned authority Bede Bollandists Brian Cadroe calendars called Canterbury Cashel Cataldus catalogue Cathasach celebrated century Chap Chron church Claudius Clemens clergy Clonard Clonmacnois Colgan Columba Columbkill comorban Connaught Cork Cormac Cronan Danes death died Domnald Donatus Dunchad Dungal ecclesiastical Emly Erard Fechin Ferns Finan Fleury holy Ireland Irish Irish calendars Irishman island John Kildare king Lanfranc learned Leinster letter likewise Lindisfarne Lismore lived Mabillon Masters ap Mayo Meath memory was revered mentioned Moengal monastery monks Munster native Northmen O'Flaherty observes Patrick Pepin persons plundered Pope priest prince probably Pulcherius quoted Rachau reign Roman Rome saint says Scots Scotus seems successor supposed surnamed tion tonsure Usher Virgilius Ware and Harris writers
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עמוד 306 - Kildare, whereunto" the abbatess with her maidens and widows used to resort, " that they might enjoy the banquet of the body and blood of Jesus Christ...
עמוד 305 - It had been hitherto the unanimous opinion of the church, that the body and blood of Christ were administered to those who received the sacrament of the Lord's supper, and that they were consequently present at that holy institution ; but the sentiments of Christians concerning the nature and manner of this presence were various and contradictory, nor had any council determined with precision that important point...
עמוד 147 - It belongs to the latter part of the seventh or the beginning of the eighth century. In form duodecimo it contains three hundred and twenty pages (of which pp. 1-3, 159, 160, 196, 230 are left blank), with an average of about sixteen glosses to the page. Altogether it has about five thousand one hundred and fifty glosses, of which the largest number for any one letter (six hundred...
עמוד 420 - Bryan placed Kian and Donald, two princes of the Eugenian line, under whom were the forces of Desmond, and other parts of the south of Ireland, viz., Mothla, son of Faelan, king of the Desies ; Murtough, son of Amnchadha, lord of Hy-Liathan; Scanlan, son of Cathal, &c., &c., &c.
עמוד 208 - ... excite their wonder and astonishment. They repeated this declaration so often, that an account of them was conveyed, either by their admirers, or by those who thought them insane, to the...
עמוד 307 - Pasch i' with his disciples, he was about to pass from this world to his " Father, he instituted this sacrament as a perpetual memorial of " his passion, a fulfilment of the ancient figures, the greatest of " the miracles wrought by him, and thus left a singular comfort " to the persons grieved for his absence.
עמוד 334 - Neither is it in vain, that he who stands at the altar when the tremendous mysteries are celebrated, cries, " We offer unto thee for all those that are asleep in Christ, and all that make commemorations for them." For if there were no commemorations made for them, these things would not be said. — Let us not therefore grow weary in giving them our assistance, and offering prayers for them. For the common propitiation of the whole world is now before us.
עמוד 208 - Lord, to communicate it to such as would seek it worthily. On his inquiring of them what compensation they would expect for it, they replied, that they required nothing more than convenient situations, ingenious minds, and, as being in a foreign country, to be supplied with food and raiment.
עמוד 289 - Quid Hiberniam memorem, contempto pelagi discrimine, pene totam cum grege philosophorum ad littora nostra migrantem? Quorum quisquis peritior est, ultro sibi indicit exilium, ut Salomoni sapienlissimo famuletur ad votum. III. Itaque, Cœsarinvictissime, pene est utuniversus orbis novas in te struat controversias, novis adversum te declamalionibus invehatur, qui, dum te tuosque ornamentis sapienti...
עמוד 56 - Venerandissimis urbium et monasteriorum episcopis et presbyteris, maxime Carthaginensium Augustinus per omnia subjectus optabilem in Christo salutem.