John of Forduns Chronicle of the Scottish Nation
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BOOK III. 107 are going into battle. " After a short interval, he walked out of the church, and looking up to heaven, he said, " Now the bar- barians are being put to flight ; and to Aydanus, unhappy though he otherwise be, yet doth God grant the victory. " The holy man, also, prophetically and truly, told them of the num- ber of three hundred and three men who were slain of the army of Aydanus. I^ow, contemporaneously with Saint Columba, there flourished the most blessed Keutigern, bishop of G...lasgow, a man of wondrous sanctity, and a worker of many miracles ; whose revered bones there rest entombed, illustrious for many miracles to the praise of God. The utmost boundary of his bishopric southwards was, at that time, as it ought by rights to be now, at the royal cross below Stanemor. And one of his chief disciples was Saint Convallus, renowned for miracles and virtues, whose bones likewise rest buried at Inchenane, near Glasgow.
CHAPTEE XXX.
This Aydanus is driven from the field hy Ethelfrid, King of the Northumbrians — Augustine preaches the Faith to the English.
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BOOK III. 107 are going into battle. " After a short interval, he walked out of the church, and looking up to heaven, he said, " Now the bar- barians are being put to flight ; and to Aydanus, unhappy though he otherwise be, yet doth God grant the victory. " The holy man, also, prophetically and truly, told them of the num- ber of three hundred and three men who were slain of the army of Aydanus. I^ow, contemporaneously with Saint Columba, there flourished the most blessed Keutigern, bishop of G...lasgow, a man of wondrous sanctity, and a worker of many miracles ; whose revered bones there rest entombed, illustrious for many miracles to the praise of God. The utmost boundary of his bishopric southwards was, at that time, as it ought by rights to be now, at the royal cross below Stanemor. And one of his chief disciples was Saint Convallus, renowned for miracles and virtues, whose bones likewise rest buried at Inchenane, near Glasgow.
CHAPTEE XXX.
This Aydanus is driven from the field hy Ethelfrid, King of the Northumbrians — Augustine preaches the Faith to the English.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John of Fordun to read onlineMoreLess
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