The Latin & Irish Lives of Ciaran
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Ii, p. 1096). Another curse of the same saint, and its fulfilment, isnarrated in Keating's History (Irish Texts Society's edn. , iii, 52ff. ), and at greater length in the life of the victim, Cellach (_SiluaGadelica_, no. Iv).
Note that Ciaran sends a messenger with his rod to revive Cluain. Thisis probably imitated from Elisha sending Gehazi similarly equipped toraise the Shunammite's son (2 Kings iv, 29).
Cluain's thanks at being delivered from the pains of hell may becontrasted with the prot...est of the monk resurrected by Colman (VSH, i, 260, 265) at being recalled from the joys of heaven--an aspect ofresurrection stories frequently overlooked by the narrators.
_The Stanza in VG. _--The metre is _rannaigecht gairit dialtach_ (aline of three syllables followed by three of seven, with monosyllabicrhymes _aaba_). The literal rendering is "Cluain agreed to come / tome to-day for reaping // for an oppressive disease / caused him livingin his house to be dead. " XXVI, XXVII. HOW CIARAN FREED WOMEN FROM SERVITUDE (LA, LB, VG) Tuathal Moel-garb ("the bald-rough") was king in Tara A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ii, p. 1096). Another curse of the same saint, and its fulfilment, isnarrated in Keating's History (Irish Texts Society's edn. , iii, 52ff. ), and at greater length in the life of the victim, Cellach (_SiluaGadelica_, no. Iv).
Note that Ciaran sends a messenger with his rod to revive Cluain. Thisis probably imitated from Elisha sending Gehazi similarly equipped toraise the Shunammite's son (2 Kings iv, 29).
Cluain's thanks at being delivered from the pains of hell may becontrasted with the prot...est of the monk resurrected by Colman (VSH, i, 260, 265) at being recalled from the joys of heaven--an aspect ofresurrection stories frequently overlooked by the narrators.
_The Stanza in VG. _--The metre is _rannaigecht gairit dialtach_ (aline of three syllables followed by three of seven, with monosyllabicrhymes _aaba_). The literal rendering is "Cluain agreed to come / tome to-day for reaping // for an oppressive disease / caused him livingin his house to be dead. " XXVI, XXVII. HOW CIARAN FREED WOMEN FROM SERVITUDE (LA, LB, VG) Tuathal Moel-garb ("the bald-rough") was king in Tara A.
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