# bib

id: 18480
title: Boulogne-Sur-Mer St. Patrick''s Native Town
author: Fleming, William
txt: ./txt/18480.txt
cache: ./cache/18480.txt
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
summary:
  Britain in Gaul St. Patrick''s Native Country Dailraida in Scotland, the Irish fleet sailed to the place where St. Patrick resided; "At this time the fleet out of Ireland plundered the of his reign, when St. Patrick was captured, and again in the twentyseventh year of his reign, when he sailed directly from Ireland to Gaul PATRICK AFTER HIS CAPTIVITY RETURNS TO (GAUL) HIS NATIVE COUNTRY. PATRICK AFTER HIS CAPTIVITY RETURNS TO (GAUL) HIS NATIVE COUNTRY. St. Fiacc suggests, Probus asserts, and Professor Bury admits that St. Patrick, after his captivity, fled to Gaul, and not to Great Britain. THE following account is given in the "Trepartite Life" concerning St. Patrick''s native town, and the country from which he was taken which embraced Armorica or the northern sea coast of Gaul, where St. Patrick was residing in his own native country (in patria) with his


id: 18482
author: nan
txt: ./txt/18482.txt
cache: ./cache/18482.txt
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
summary:
  CLXXXVII The Angelic Voice showeth unto Saint Patrick of his And Saint Patrick, guided by his angelic guide, came unto the sea, and unto God and held Saint Patrick in the highest reverence. is called unto this time Saint Patrick''s Island. his devotion toward his new faith, gave unto Saint Patrick the place On a certain time Saint Patrick came unto a deep and impassable river Thus did the Lord thrice show unto Saint Patrick gold in the earth While on a certain time Saint Patrick was preaching unto the heathens, And Saint Patrick went unto a certain village, near the island of church, which even unto this day is called the Cross of Saint Patrick. Saint Patrick blessed Fergusius, and prophesying said unto him, "Though of the virtues and the miracles of Saint Patrick, came unto him, for And Saint Patrick requested of a certain man, that he would bring unto

title:
  The Most Ancient Lives of Saint Patrick Including the Life by Jocelin, Hitherto Unpublished in America, and His Extant Writings


id: 6371
title: The Purgatory of St. Patrick
author: Calderón de la Barca, Pedro
txt: ./txt/6371.txt
cache: ./cache/6371.txt
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
summary:
  as the "Purgatory of Saint Patrick", as well as the Story of Luis vision in the night: and behold Patrick entered his palace as all on Grant me thy leave, great lord, since thou dost know I scarce dare in words to tell thee. Being my slave, thy God will free thee By God and man, should slay thee by my hand, I ask, O Lord, may from Thy hand be given, Patrick, God has heard Thy prayer, Who thy soul this day shall free If in God''s great name shall Patrick shall tell thee in Order what thou art to do, and to suffer. Torments (say the Devils to the Soldier) shalt thou suffer, except as were sufficient to chill the Blood of the most hard-hearted Man. Here (say the Devils to the Soldier) shalt thou Bath, and with that lead an ill Life and pollute thy Body with Sin; behold thou hast seen


