Bolougne-Sur-Mer
Bolougne-Sur-Mer
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Patrick said, 'Dar mo dhe broth, ' whichis explained, 'God is able to do this if He choose'; and yetimmediately after it is added that 'Dar mo dhe broth' was a sort ofasseveration familiar to St. Patrick, signifying 'By my God, Judge, orjudgment. ' On the whole, it is evident that the scholia, as we havethem at present, are a compilation of observations, some more, someless ancient, extracted from various writers" ("Eccl. Hist, ofIreland, " vol. L, c. Iii. , p. 81).
The scholion (i) on St. Fiac...c's opening words: "Natus est PatritiusNemturri"--"St. Patrick was born at Nemthur"--is as follows: "Nemthuris a city in the Northern parts of Britain, viz. Alcluid (nempeAlcluida). " By comparing this scholion with the scholion given later on(c. Iii. ), it will be seen that the same pen has not written bothscholia. The scholion referred to is this: "The cause of St. Patrick'scaptivity was this: His father, Calphurnius, and his mother, Conchessa, and his five sisters, Lupita, Tigris, Liemania, and Darerca, Cinnenawas the name of the fifth, and his brother deacon, Senanus, alltogether travelled from Britain Alcluid southwards over the Sea ofIctium to Armorican Lethania, or Britannia Lethania, both on businessand because a certain relative of theirs dwelt there, and the mother ofthe above-named children, namely Conchessa, was of the Franks, and anear relative of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Patrick said, 'Dar mo dhe broth, ' whichis explained, 'God is able to do this if He choose'; and yetimmediately after it is added that 'Dar mo dhe broth' was a sort ofasseveration familiar to St. Patrick, signifying 'By my God, Judge, orjudgment. ' On the whole, it is evident that the scholia, as we havethem at present, are a compilation of observations, some more, someless ancient, extracted from various writers" ("Eccl. Hist, ofIreland, " vol. L, c. Iii. , p. 81).
The scholion (i) on St. Fiac...c's opening words: "Natus est PatritiusNemturri"--"St. Patrick was born at Nemthur"--is as follows: "Nemthuris a city in the Northern parts of Britain, viz. Alcluid (nempeAlcluida). " By comparing this scholion with the scholion given later on(c. Iii. ), it will be seen that the same pen has not written bothscholia. The scholion referred to is this: "The cause of St. Patrick'scaptivity was this: His father, Calphurnius, and his mother, Conchessa, and his five sisters, Lupita, Tigris, Liemania, and Darerca, Cinnenawas the name of the fifth, and his brother deacon, Senanus, alltogether travelled from Britain Alcluid southwards over the Sea ofIctium to Armorican Lethania, or Britannia Lethania, both on businessand because a certain relative of theirs dwelt there, and the mother ofthe above-named children, namely Conchessa, was of the Franks, and anear relative of St.
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