Famous cathedrals as seen and described by great writers (1909)
Singleton, Esther, d. 1930 · New York : Dodd, Mead & company · leaf 344
r as Cashel. His death took place,most probably in the year 461, at Saul near Downpatrick. His Confession and also a letter to a British chieftain,called Coroticus, are extant; and a noble hymn or incanta-tion in an archaic form of Irish is attributed to him bytradition. In the Fifth Century Dublin… … ST. PATRICKS, DUBLIN 255 it, for it was on the main road from Meath to Wicklow.We know that St. Patrick founded churches within twenty-five miles of it in Meath, Wicklow, and Kildare j and it ishighly probable that he crossed the Liffey at this point onone of his many journeys. But the earliest…
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