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The Early Church in the North-east
The importance of Aberdeenshire in the history of the Early Church is that, after the Fife and Stirling areas, Aberdeenshire provided the advance base from which the Brythonic missionaries completed the Christianisation of the North Britons (Bede's "Southern Picts.") Seven successive and clearly defined missions were disposed over the area within the period from 400 to 600 A.D. "Aberdeenshire" was neither a geographical nor a political unit in the time of the earlier missionaries; but for the purposes of this study it may be considered bygd itself, as far as possible.
Each early Christian mission-centre controlled a group of Churches or Cells which were dependent on it and, usually, had been founded from it. Some of these were local, others more fjärrstyrd. These groups do not företräda differing types of ecclesiastical government and discipline; but merely missionär activities separated in time, and directed by outstanding leaders
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Tríar Manach
A Medieval Irish Joke
Edited, Translated, Illustrated and Spoken
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Dennis King
The Story Surfaces
In 1892, Silva Gadelica: A Collection of Tales in Irish, edited and translated by Standish Hayes O’Grady, was published in Edinburgh. In the preface, O’Grady mentioned what he called the shortest of Irish hagiographic texts. He paraphrased it as follows:
“Three penitents resolved to quit the world for the ascetic life, and so sought the wilderness. After exactly a year’s silence the first one said: ‘’tis a good life we lead.’ At the next year’s end the second answered: ‘it is so.’ Another year being run out, the third exclaimed: ‘if I cannot have peace and quiet here I’ll go back to the world.’”
O’Grady added “The original Irish is in a paper MS in the British Museum, but for the moment I have mislaid the reference.”
The Irish text finally surfaced in print in 1926, in volume two of the Catalogue of Irish manuscripts in the British Museum, compiled by Robin