St. Patrick, Apostle of Ireland: A Memoir of His Life and Mission
Overview
In addition to its significant contribution to Patrician studies, this volume contains extensive introductory material on Irish history, including topics like the customs of the ancient church of Ireland and genealogical tables of Irish kings. Following the introduction, James Henthorn Todd begins by discussing the life and work of Palladius, believed to be a different figure whose works came to be attributed to Saint Patrick. Todd goes on to present the life and work of Saint Patrick and gives detailed accounts of his various missionary efforts in Ireland. He also includes discussions on interesting topics like the reason for Saint Patrick’s success in Ireland, establishing the date of his death, the rise of monasticism in Ireland, and more.
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Key Features
- Discusses the history and customs of Ireland
- Details the distinction between Palladius and Saint Patrick
- Examines the life and work of Saint Patrick
Product Details
- Title: St. Patrick, Apostle of Ireland: A Memoir of His Life and Mission
- Author: James Henthorn Todd
- Publisher: Hodges, Smith, & Co.
- Publication Date: 1864
- Pages: 538