A Translation of the Latin Writings of St Patrick
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Wherefore then I say boldly that my conscience does not blame me either here or hereafter. God is my witness that I have not lied in the matters that I have stated to you.
32. But rather I am grieved for my dearest friend that we should have deserved to hear such an answer as that ; a man to whom I had even entrusted my soul ! And I ascertained from not a few of the brethren before that contention — it was at a time when I was not present, nor was I in Britain, nor will the story originate with... me — that he too had fought for me in my absence. Even he 29. Dan. Vii. 13 ; Zech. Ii. 8.
30. 1 Tim. I. 12 ; Mark v. 29, 30 ; 1 Pet, i. 7 ; 2 Cor. Viii. 21.
31. Acts ii. 29.
16 ST. PATRICK'S CONFESSION AND LETTER himself had said to me with his own lips, **Lo, thou art to be raised to the rank of bishop ; '* of which I was not worthy. But how did it occur to him afterwards to put me to shame publicly before everyone, good and bad, in respect of an [office] which before that he had of his own accord and gladly conceded [to me], and the Lord too, who is greater than all ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wherefore then I say boldly that my conscience does not blame me either here or hereafter. God is my witness that I have not lied in the matters that I have stated to you.
32. But rather I am grieved for my dearest friend that we should have deserved to hear such an answer as that ; a man to whom I had even entrusted my soul ! And I ascertained from not a few of the brethren before that contention — it was at a time when I was not present, nor was I in Britain, nor will the story originate with... me — that he too had fought for me in my absence. Even he 29. Dan. Vii. 13 ; Zech. Ii. 8.
30. 1 Tim. I. 12 ; Mark v. 29, 30 ; 1 Pet, i. 7 ; 2 Cor. Viii. 21.
31. Acts ii. 29.
16 ST. PATRICK'S CONFESSION AND LETTER himself had said to me with his own lips, **Lo, thou art to be raised to the rank of bishop ; '* of which I was not worthy. But how did it occur to him afterwards to put me to shame publicly before everyone, good and bad, in respect of an [office] which before that he had of his own accord and gladly conceded [to me], and the Lord too, who is greater than all ?
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