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... later than the middle of the eighth century . Printed by Archbp . Ussher , De Brit . Eccles . Prim . cap . xvii , fron two MSS . of which he does not give the date . H. and S. vol . ii . pt . ii . p . 293 . Codex MS . Vetustissimus . A ...
... later than the middle of the eighth century . Printed by Archbp . Ussher , De Brit . Eccles . Prim . cap . xvii , fron two MSS . of which he does not give the date . H. and S. vol . ii . pt . ii . p . 293 . Codex MS . Vetustissimus . A ...
Page xviii
... later Columban monk . Printed in Gaelic , with a translation , by H. and S. ii . pt . i . p . 119 . Rule of St. Columbanus : Regula Sancti Columbani , descripta ex MS . Codice Monasterii Bobiensis , et collata cum aliis exemplaribus MSS ...
... later Columban monk . Printed in Gaelic , with a translation , by H. and S. ii . pt . i . p . 119 . Rule of St. Columbanus : Regula Sancti Columbani , descripta ex MS . Codice Monasterii Bobiensis , et collata cum aliis exemplaribus MSS ...
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... later , in the reign of King David , we learn that the Culdees in a corner of their church which was very small used to celebrate their own office after their own fashion 3. ' . It is the last spark in the expiring embers of the ...
... later , in the reign of King David , we learn that the Culdees in a corner of their church which was very small used to celebrate their own office after their own fashion 3. ' . It is the last spark in the expiring embers of the ...
Page 12
... later Christendom would spring from a Celtic or an Italian quarter , whether it would be represented in the Rules of St. Columbanus and St. Columba , or of St. Bene- dict . For its exclusively monastic constitution was closely bound up ...
... later Christendom would spring from a Celtic or an Italian quarter , whether it would be represented in the Rules of St. Columbanus and St. Columba , or of St. Bene- dict . For its exclusively monastic constitution was closely bound up ...
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... later Celtic monasteries on the Continent will be found in the Chronicle of Marianus Scotus , whose Irish name was Maelbrighte , but who , like most of his countrymen , assumed an equivalent and more pro- nounceable Latin name . He died ...
... later Celtic monasteries on the Continent will be found in the Chronicle of Marianus Scotus , whose Irish name was Maelbrighte , but who , like most of his countrymen , assumed an equivalent and more pro- nounceable Latin name . He died ...
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Adamnan alleluia altar ancient Anglo-Saxon aquae atque Baptism Bede Benedictio Bishop Book of Armagh Book of Deer Book of Dimma Book of Mulling British Church Canon Celtic Church chalice cloth Cogitosus collect Columba Columbanus Communion consecration Corpus Missal custom deum deus domine domini nostri ihesu dominum nostrum ecclesia eius enim eorum episcopi Eucharist Extra fcap fcap filii fragment fratres Gall Gallican Gelas Gelasian Gildas gratias Hymns ihesu christi Iona Ireland Leabhar Breac Liturgy manus Mart monastery Mozarabic nobís nomina noster nostrae occurs omnes omni omnibus omnipotens omnium Oratio Ordo Oxford pater Patrick patris peccatorum Peccaui prayer priest quae quam quesumus quod quorum rite Roman rubric Sacram Sacramentary sacrificium saints sanctorum Sarum Scotland semper sixth century spiritus sancti Stowe Missal sunt super tibi tuae tuam tuum uitam usque Vita words
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Page 72 - Lindisfarne, the episcopal see ; nevertheless, after the manner of the Scots, he made it, not of stone, but of hewn oak, and covered it with reeds ; and the same was afterwards dedicated in honour of St.
Page 84 - Sharbil, a document which was written probably at the end of the fourth or beginning of the fifth century and...
Page 2 - Easter and the tonsure (for there was much controversy about that also), and went back into Scotland, to consult with his people what was to be done in this case.
Page 240 - Maria, cum beatis Apostolis tuis Petro et Paulo atque Andrea, et omnibus Sanctis, da + propitius pacem in diebus nostris : ut ope misericordiae tuae adiuti, et a peccato simus semper liberi, et ab omni perturbatione securi : Per eumdem Dominum nostrum Jesum Christum Filium tuum, Qui tecum vivit et regnat, in unitate Spiritus sancti Deus.
Page 3 - ... many, who were more learned than himself, not to presume to live contrary to the universal custom of the Church, either in relation to the observance of Easter, or any other decrees whatsoever, considering the small number of his followers, seated...
Page 78 - Patricius; they observed one mass,18 one celebration, one tonsure from ear to ear. They celebrated one Easter, on the fourteenth moon after the vernal equinox, and what was excommunicated by one church, all excommunicated. They rejected not the services and society of women,
Page 218 - Ps. cxlv. (cxlvi.) 6 qui fecit caelum et terram, mare, et omnia quae in eis sunt, from Exodus xx.
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