Jocelin, translated by Edmund L. Swift

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Jocelin, translated by Edmund L. Swift The Most Ancient Lives of Saint Patrick… (1874)

A Wagon laden with Twigs is saved from the Fire Chapter CLVI: The Saint is preserved untouched from the falling Rain Chapter CLVII: The Fingers of Saint Patrick shine with Light Chapter CLVIII: Fire is also seen to issue from his Mouth Chapter CLIX: The holy Virgin Memhessa departeth unto God Chapter CLX: Of the Work which was done in the Lord's Day Chapter CLXI: A certain Man is healed, and a Horse revived, in a place which is called Feart Chapter CLXII: Of the Vessel which was given unto Saint Patrick, and again taken from him Chapter CLXIII: Ardmachia is given unto Saint Patrick
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Jocelin, translated by Edmund L. Swift The Most Ancient Lives of Saint Patrick… (1874)

The Several Offices of a certain Monastery are appointed by an Angel Chapter CXVIII: The Prophecy of Saint Patrick concerning the Men of Callria Chapter CXIX: Certain Cheeses are converted into Stones, and many Wicked Men are drowned Chapter CXX: Of the Pitfalls passed over without danger, and the Prophecies of the Saint Chapter CXXI: The Prophecy of the Saint on a Certain Village Chapter CXXII: The Sentence prophetically declared Chapter CXXIII: The Prophecy of the Saint on a Certain Bishop and on the one who consecrated him Chapter CXXIV: The Blind Man is restored to Sight
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