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The Latin & Irish Lives of Ciaran

The Latin & Irish Lives of Ciaran

Anonymous

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The Latin & Irish Lives of Ciaran by Anonymous

Chapter 1 No.1

How Ciaran went with his cow to the school of Findian

The angels grind for Ciaran

Ciaran and the king's daughter

How Ciaran healed the lepers

Ciaran and the stag

The story of Ciaran's gospel

The blessing of Ciaran's food

The story of the mill and the bailiff's daughter

The story of Cluain

How Ciaran freed a woman from servitude

How Ciaran freed another woman from servitude

Anecdotes of Clonard

The parting of Ciaran and Findian

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The Latin & Irish Lives of Ciaran
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Chapter 1 No.1

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Chapter 2 No.2

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Chapter 3 No.3

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Chapter 4 Omnia quaecumque uultis ut faciant homines uobis, ita et uos faciatis illis, haec est enim lex et prophetae

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Chapter 5 THE ORIGIN AND BIRTH OF CIARAN THE WIZARD'S PROPHECIES

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Chapter 6 HOW CIARAN RAISED THE STEED OF OENGUS FROM DEATH

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Chapter 7 HOW CIARAN TURNED WATER INTO HONEY

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Chapter 8 HOW CIARAN WAS DELIVERED FROM A HOUND

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Chapter 9 HOW CIARAN AND HIS INSTRUCTOR CONVERSED

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Chapter 10 CIARAN AND THE FOX

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Chapter 11 HOW CIARAN SPOILED HIS MOTHER'S DYE

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Chapter 12 HOW CIARAN RESTORED A CALF WHICH A WOLF HAD DEVOURED

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Chapter 13 HOW CIARAN WAS DELIVERED FROM ROBBERS

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Chapter 14 HOW CIARAN GAVE THE KING'S CAULDRON TO

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Chapter 15 HOW CIARAN WENT WITH HIS COW TO THE SCHOOL OF FINDIAN

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Chapter 16 THE ANGELS GRIND FOR CIARAN

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Chapter 17 CIARAN AND THE KING'S DAUGHTER

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Chapter 18 HOW CIARAN HEALED THE LEPERS

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Chapter 19 CIARAN AND THE STAG

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Chapter 20 THE STORY OF CIARAN'S GOSPEL

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Chapter 21 THE STORY OF THE MILL AND THE BAILIFF'S DAUGHTER

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Chapter 22 THE STORY OF CLUAIN

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Chapter 23 ANECDOTES OF CLUAIN IRAIRD

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Chapter 24 HOW CIARAN FREED A WOMAN FROM SERVITUDE

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Chapter 25 HOW CIARAN FREED ANOTHER WOMAN FROM SERVITUDE

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Chapter 26 THE PARTING OF FINDIAN AND CIARAN

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Chapter 27 CIARAN IN ARAN

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Chapter 28 HOW A PROPHECY WAS FULFILLED

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Chapter 29 HOW CIARAN VISITED SENAN

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Chapter 30 HOW CIARAN SENT A CLOAK TO SENAN

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Chapter 31 CIARAN IN ISEL

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Chapter 32 THE REMOVAL OF THE LAKE

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Chapter 33 CIARAN DEPARTS FROM ISEL

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Chapter 34 CIARAN IN INIS AINGIN

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Chapter 35 THE COMING OF OENNA

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Chapter 36 HOW CIARAN RECOVERED HIS GOSPEL

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Chapter 37 HOW CIARAN WENT FROM INIS AINGIN TO CLONMACNOIS

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Chapter 38 THE FOUNDATION OF THE CHURCH

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Chapter 39 CIARAN AND THE WINE

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Chapter 40 THE STORY OF CRITHIR

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