The Historians of Scotland volume 5
The Historians of Scotland volume 5
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The touching miracle of the Illicita Cogitatio suspending the divine protection from the rain, " which speaks to us of the protection which accompanies the just, the tenure on wliich it depends, the negligence whereby it may be forfeited, the need common to the weakest and strongest to watch and pray, " is a beautiful form of marvel which frequently occurs in the ancient hagiology. In the Life of S. Aldus of Perns, " On a certain day, when Aldus was there reading, the steward came to him and sa...id, Arise, take a coat, that thou mayest go with the brethren. . . . The obedient boy rose immediately, and through haste left his book open ; and although heavy rain fell the book was not injured. "^ "Again, some persons of the brethren said, no one can move Aldus to strife. Then a certain brutal man of them said, I can move him to strife. And Aldus was clothed in the skins of foxes, and the brutal man went out and threw him into the fountain. To whom Aldus said. Thou art a most brutal man on account of this deed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The touching miracle of the Illicita Cogitatio suspending the divine protection from the rain, " which speaks to us of the protection which accompanies the just, the tenure on wliich it depends, the negligence whereby it may be forfeited, the need common to the weakest and strongest to watch and pray, " is a beautiful form of marvel which frequently occurs in the ancient hagiology. In the Life of S. Aldus of Perns, " On a certain day, when Aldus was there reading, the steward came to him and sa...id, Arise, take a coat, that thou mayest go with the brethren. . . . The obedient boy rose immediately, and through haste left his book open ; and although heavy rain fell the book was not injured. "^ "Again, some persons of the brethren said, no one can move Aldus to strife. Then a certain brutal man of them said, I can move him to strife. And Aldus was clothed in the skins of foxes, and the brutal man went out and threw him into the fountain. To whom Aldus said. Thou art a most brutal man on account of this deed.
What to read after The Historians of Scotland volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Richards Minot to read onlineMoreLess
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