An Essay on the Welsh Saints Or the Primitive Christians, Usually Considered to Have Been the Founders of the Churches in WalesLongman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman, 1836 - 358 strani |
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... Sons of Cunedda in Wales • 108 108 109 Ancestry of Brychan , regulus of Brecknockshire Descendants of Cunedda Age of Brychan 110 . 111 113 Other British Chieftains 113 Lands given to the Saints by Cunedda 114 Peblig , a saint • 115 Mor ...
... Sons of Cunedda in Wales • 108 108 109 Ancestry of Brychan , regulus of Brecknockshire Descendants of Cunedda Age of Brychan 110 . 111 113 Other British Chieftains 113 Lands given to the Saints by Cunedda 114 Peblig , a saint • 115 Mor ...
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... sons , after the death of their fathers , succeed to the ecclesiastical benefices , not by election , but by hereditary right possessing and polluting the sanctuary of God . And if a prelate should by chance presume to appoint or ...
... sons , after the death of their fathers , succeed to the ecclesiastical benefices , not by election , but by hereditary right possessing and polluting the sanctuary of God . And if a prelate should by chance presume to appoint or ...
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... sons , and this arrangement might form some criterion for the division of an endowment of the first class into pa- rochial chapelries ; but he could make no partition of the tithes , for as they had been already given away , they were ...
... sons , and this arrangement might form some criterion for the division of an endowment of the first class into pa- rochial chapelries ; but he could make no partition of the tithes , for as they had been already given away , they were ...
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Rice Rees. which ordained that sons should inherit their father's terri- tory in equal proportions . Such was the theory of the institution , but in practice it was very defective . Feuds always arose about the distribution . Might would ...
Rice Rees. which ordained that sons should inherit their father's terri- tory in equal proportions . Such was the theory of the institution , but in practice it was very defective . Feuds always arose about the distribution . Might would ...
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... son may be reckoned one with another at about thirty three or thirty four years apiece , or about three generations to a ... sons , but sometimes by their brethren , and sometimes they are slain or deposed ; and succeeded by others of an ...
... son may be reckoned one with another at about thirty three or thirty four years apiece , or about three generations to a ... sons , but sometimes by their brethren , and sometimes they are slain or deposed ; and succeeded by others of an ...
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according Achau Achau y Saint afterwards Anglesey appear archbishop archbishoprick Armorica Augustin authority Bangor Iscoed bard Bardsey Bede Bettws bishoprick Bonedd y Saint Bran Brecknockshire Britain British Britons brother Brychan Brynach Cadfan Caerleon called Cambrian Cambrian Biography Caradog Cardiganshire Carmarthenshire Carnarvonshire Cattwg century Ceredig chapel chieftain Christian Chronicle church Coel Cognacio commemorated consecrated Constantine Cressy Cunedda Cynan Cynog Cystennyn daughter of Brychan David dedicated to St Deiniol Denbighshire died A. D. Dingad diocese district Dubricius Dunawd Eglwys Emyr Llydaw father Fawr festival founded founder Germanus Gildas Giraldus Glamorganshire Gwynllyw Hên holy honour Illtyd Iltutus king Llan Llanbadarn Llandeilo Llanfair Llanfihangel Llanfor Llyr Maelgwn Gwynedd Mary Menevia mentioned Merionethshire Merthyr Michael monastery Monmouthshire Montgomeryshire Myvyrian Archaiology Nennius parish patron saint pedigree Pembrokeshire person Pope prince Radnorshire religious Roman Rome Saxons Teilo Tewdrig Triads Tudwal Usher Wales Welsh Welsh Saints Wledig writers
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Stran 280 - Blessed art thou, Simon Barjona ; for flesh and blood hath not revealed it unto thee, but my Father which is in heaven. And I say also unto thee, that thou art Peter, and upon this rock will I build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.
Stran 290 - Be it known and without doubt unto you, that we all are, and every one of us, obedient and subjects to the church of God, and to the pope of Rome, and to every godly Christian, to love every one in his degree in perfect charity, and to help every one of them by word and deed to be the children of God ; and other obedience than this I do not know due to him whom you name to be pope, nor to be the father of fathers, to be claimed and to be demanded.
Stran 235 - It is bounded on the land side by a sandy beach and by a wall of shingles. Beyond this wall is a tract of bog and marsh, formed by streams of water, which are partially discharged by oozing through sand and shingles.
Stran 286 - And how shall we discern even this? " — "Do you contrive," said the anchorite, "that he may first arrive with his company at the place where the synod is to be held; and if at your approach he shall rise up to you, hear him submissively, being assured that he is the servant of Christ; but if he shall despise you, and not rise up to you, whereas you are more in number, let him also be despised by you.
Stran 197 - They were so called because they went as guests to the houses of the noble, the plebeian, the native, and the stranger, without accepting either fee or reward, or victuals or drink ; but what they did was to teach the faith in Christ to every one without pay or thanks.
Stran 154 - Severn, and there meeting a woody place, she made her request to the prince of that country, that she might be permitted to serve God in that solitude. His answer was, that he was very willing to grant her request, but that...
Stran 204 - From the Ribble in Lancashire, or thereabouts, up to the Clyde, there existed a dense population composed of Britons, who preserved their national language and customs, agreeing in all respects with the Welsh of the present day ; so that even...
Stran 136 - The event in consequence of which the saint addressed his indignant letter to Coroticus, the only authentic writing, besides the Confession, we have from his hand, is supposed to have taken place during his stay on the Munster coast, about the year 460.
Stran 196 - a mirror and pattern to all, instructing both by word and example, excellent in his preaching, but still more so in his works. He was a doctrine to all, a guide to the religious, a life to the poor, a support to orphans, a protection to widows, a father to the fatherless, a rule to monks, and a model to teachers ; becoming all to all, that so he might gain all to God.
Stran 16 - have almost as many parsons and parties as there are principal men in the parish ; the sons after the decease of their fathers succeed to the...