Notes And Queries, Number 58, December 7, 1850
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_Legend of a Saint and Crozier_ (Vol. Ii. , p. 267. )--The incident isrelated of St. Patrick and one of the kings of Cashel, and formed thesubject of the first picture exhibited by James Barry. In the {469}_Pursuit of Knowledge under Difficulties_, London, 1831, (art. Barry, p. 159. ) it is stated that: "The picture was painted in his twentieth or twenty-first year, on the baptism by St. Patrick of one of the kings of Cashel, who stands unmoved while the ceremony is performed, amidst a crowd of... wondering spectators; although the saint, in setting down his crosier, has, without perceiving it, struck its iron point through the royal foot. " ESTE.
_Becket_ (Vol. Ii. , pp. 106. 270. 364. ). --It so happens that, beforeseeing, MR. VENABLES' communication, with his quotations from the_Monasticon_ (Vol. Ii. , p. 364), I had taken an opportunity of looking intoa friend's copy of that work, and had there found what seems to be a key tothe origin of the designation "_St. Thomas of Acon_ or _Acres_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Legend of a Saint and Crozier_ (Vol. Ii. , p. 267. )--The incident isrelated of St. Patrick and one of the kings of Cashel, and formed thesubject of the first picture exhibited by James Barry. In the {469}_Pursuit of Knowledge under Difficulties_, London, 1831, (art. Barry, p. 159. ) it is stated that: "The picture was painted in his twentieth or twenty-first year, on the baptism by St. Patrick of one of the kings of Cashel, who stands unmoved while the ceremony is performed, amidst a crowd of... wondering spectators; although the saint, in setting down his crosier, has, without perceiving it, struck its iron point through the royal foot. " ESTE.
_Becket_ (Vol. Ii. , pp. 106. 270. 364. ). --It so happens that, beforeseeing, MR. VENABLES' communication, with his quotations from the_Monasticon_ (Vol. Ii. , p. 364), I had taken an opportunity of looking intoa friend's copy of that work, and had there found what seems to be a key tothe origin of the designation "_St. Thomas of Acon_ or _Acres_.
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