St. Patrick (was Re: SC - Haggis shop???)
Elysant1 at aol.com
Elysant1 at aol.com
Wed Nov 15 14:37:20 PST 2000
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> Elysant-
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> Patrick as a disciple of St. David? Umm slight problem with the dates...
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> From the _Annales Cambriae_:
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> 457 St. Patrick goes to the Lord.
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> 458 St. David is born in the thirtieth year after Patrick left
> Menevia.
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It may be a Welsh Urban (which sounds like an oxymoron, but we do have at
least a few cities... ;-)) Legend then.
What does "St Patrick goes to the Lord " mean?
Elysant
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<BR>Elysant-
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<BR>Patrick as a disciple of St. David? Umm slight problem with the dates...
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<BR>From the _Annales Cambriae_:
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<BR>457 St. Patrick goes to the Lord.
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<BR>458 St. David is born in the thirtieth year after Patrick left
<BR>Menevia.
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<BR>It may be a Welsh Urban (which sounds like an oxymoron, but we do have at <BR>least a few cities... ;-)) Legend then.
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<BR>What does "St Patrick goes to the Lord " mean?
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<BR>Elysant
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