Ancient Irish Church
Ancient Irish Church
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^ We may therefore conclude that nothing more than small seaport setfcle- ^ See Joyce, Irish Names of Places, vol. I. P. 105.
144 THE ANCIENT IRISH CHURCH.
ments were ever attempted, or at all events accom- plished, by the Danes in Ireland.
When they first came, the religious establish- ments, especially those on the coasts and in the islands, were the greatest sufferers. The Norsemen have obtained for themselves a historical reputation for bravery. It is doubtful if this reputation would ever ...have been gained if they had nothing to show but the record of their campaigns in Ireland. Their first attacks were all directed against the monas- teries. In them they encountered the least resist- ance, for though ecclesiastics sometimes joined in battle, they were necessarily for the most part given to peace. The monasteries, too, had the greatest wealth, and that of a portable kind. In them were produced the works of gold and silver and metal — in them the stores of industry were garnered — in them were to be found costly shrines, book covers and altar vessels, curiously wrought and adorned with precious stones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ We may therefore conclude that nothing more than small seaport setfcle- ^ See Joyce, Irish Names of Places, vol. I. P. 105.
144 THE ANCIENT IRISH CHURCH.
ments were ever attempted, or at all events accom- plished, by the Danes in Ireland.
When they first came, the religious establish- ments, especially those on the coasts and in the islands, were the greatest sufferers. The Norsemen have obtained for themselves a historical reputation for bravery. It is doubtful if this reputation would ever ...have been gained if they had nothing to show but the record of their campaigns in Ireland. Their first attacks were all directed against the monas- teries. In them they encountered the least resist- ance, for though ecclesiastics sometimes joined in battle, they were necessarily for the most part given to peace. The monasteries, too, had the greatest wealth, and that of a portable kind. In them were produced the works of gold and silver and metal — in them the stores of industry were garnered — in them were to be found costly shrines, book covers and altar vessels, curiously wrought and adorned with precious stones.
What to read after Ancient Irish Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Healy to read onlineMoreLess
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