10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAGIOLOGIST»
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A Drowning Man is Never Tall Enough: Poems
The. Hagiologist. Scissored by uncertainty, my woman tells Me all is surprise.
Saints, unfortunately, aren't Very good with holy things. Details of that
Conversation elude me. So many. The butterfly Becomes the flight of a
conquered city.
CHAPTER IX MATTHEW PARIS THE HAGIOLOGIST So far we have been
concerned with Matthew Paris's historical works, but he was active also in the
field of hagiology. His saints' lives fall into two groups: those written in Latin, and
those ...
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The Dioscuri in the Christian Legends
Now when we read a legend of this kind, we have to separate from it whatever
can be directly credited to the invention of the hagiologist, and we have then to try
and determine how much history is left, what real characters are involved, how far
...
4
An ecclesiastical history of Ireland
Aedgen, St. bishop of Fore, death of, iii. 194. Aedgen Brito, bishop of Kildare,
death of, iii. 322. Aelchu, abbot of Clonard, death of, iii. 166. Aemonia, monastery
of, ii. 166. Aengus, cede De. See Aengus the Hagiologist. Aengus, coadjutor
abbot ...
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The Apology and Acts of Apollonius: and other Monuments of ...
I think that the last part of these sections found in all three forms, from § 13 as far
as the words “ with a sword” in § ,17, may be reckoned an interpolation inserted
at an early time by a hagiologist, who after the manner of his class was eager to ...
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Sketches of Ceylon History
According to the same hagiologist, when Ramanuja, years later, had become so
old as to make his following apprehend that he might not long survive, the
disciples prayed him that for their benefit and for the benefit of posterity he would
allow ...
Sir Ponnambalam Arunachalam, T. G. Aravamuthan, 1992
At the beginning of the century died Engus, the learned hagiologist 1', called,
from the piety and austerity of his life, Ceile-De, or the Servant of God. 1 Near the
monastery of Clonenagh, of which this holy man became abbot, there was in
those ...
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An ecclesiastical history of Ireland, from the first ...
See Aengus the Hagiologist. Aengus, coadjutor abbot of Hy, in. 343. Aeneus Hua
Lapain, iii. 370. Aengus, son of Natfraoich, king of Cashel, i. 280, 282, 394, 400,
Aen'gusMacnisse, bishop of Connor, i. 422, 435. Aengus, son of Olild, i. 263.
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An ecclesiastical history of Ireland, from the first ...
See Aengus the Hagiologist. Aengus, coadjutor abbot of Hy, iii. 343. Aengus Hua
Lapain, iii. 370. Aengus, son of Natfraoich, king of Cashel, i. 280, 282, 394, 400. ii
.-98. Aengus Macnisse, bishop of Connor, i. 4 22, 435. Aengus, son of Olild, i.
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Measgra i Gcuimhne Mhichíl Uí Chléirigh: Miscellany of ...
Professor Paetow's Guide is too comprehensive and general to be of much use to
the hagiologist ; the amount of space it devotes to medieval hagiography is
negligable, 12 but it gives good lists of other works and sources that the
hagiologist ...
