The History of Ireland, Ancient And Modern, Taken From the Most Authentic Records, And Dedicated to the Irish Brigade
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Bernard speaks highly of Malchus, bishop of Lismore, in his life of St. Malachi, in which he says that " he was a man ad- vanced in years, eminent in virtue, and pos- sessed of great wisdom ; that God had en- dowed him with such abundant grace, that * Act. Sanct. Hib. Hibern. Expug. lib. 1, c. 34.
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he was celebrated, not only for his life and doctrine, but also for his miracles."* St. Bernard, too, speaks of St. Imar, from whom St. Malachi received his early educa- tion. ...He calls him " a holy man, who led a very austere life, and chastised his body with rigor. He had a cell near the church of Armagh, in which he spent his days and nights in fasting and in prayer."!
Colgan mentions St. Imar Hua-Hedhagain, who had built at Armagh the church of the apostles St. Peter and St. Paul, and who had performed a pilgrimage to Rome, in 1134, for the benefit of his soul.
St. Bernard again says, that " Malachi had a brother called Christian, a man full of grace and virtue ; he was a bishop, and though he might have been, in reputation, inferior to Malachi, he did not yield to him in the sanctity of his life, nor in his zeal for justice." " St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bernard speaks highly of Malchus, bishop of Lismore, in his life of St. Malachi, in which he says that " he was a man ad- vanced in years, eminent in virtue, and pos- sessed of great wisdom ; that God had en- dowed him with such abundant grace, that * Act. Sanct. Hib. Hibern. Expug. lib. 1, c. 34.
252 HISTORY OF IRELAND.
he was celebrated, not only for his life and doctrine, but also for his miracles."* St. Bernard, too, speaks of St. Imar, from whom St. Malachi received his early educa- tion. ...He calls him " a holy man, who led a very austere life, and chastised his body with rigor. He had a cell near the church of Armagh, in which he spent his days and nights in fasting and in prayer."!
Colgan mentions St. Imar Hua-Hedhagain, who had built at Armagh the church of the apostles St. Peter and St. Paul, and who had performed a pilgrimage to Rome, in 1134, for the benefit of his soul.
St. Bernard again says, that " Malachi had a brother called Christian, a man full of grace and virtue ; he was a bishop, and though he might have been, in reputation, inferior to Malachi, he did not yield to him in the sanctity of his life, nor in his zeal for justice." " St.
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