James O'Leary

Name: The Most Ancient Lives of Saint Patrick — The Life and Acts of St. Patrick by Jocelin, translated by Edmund L. SwiftChapter XVI: How St. Patrick was Redeemed from Slavery
Author: James O'Leary

The Most Ancient Lives of Saint Patrick… (1874)

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“The Most Ancient Lives of Saint Patrick — The Life and Acts of St. Patrick by Jocelin, translated by Edmund L. SwiftChapter XVI: How St. Patrick was Redeemed from Slavery”, published in 1874, is a work by James O'Leary. It explores elements such as freedom.

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James O'Leary, The Most Ancient Lives of Saint Patrick… (1874)

“ And Patrick went to the place which the angel had pointed out unto him, and he found therein no small weight of gold. Wherefore he addressed for his ransom his hard and cruel master, and with the offering of the yellow metal induced his mind, greedy of gold, to grant unto him his freedom. ”

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