Book, Chapter

 1        0, Pref|         Augustine," Dr. Rhys's "Celtic Britain," and a number of
 2        0, Int |       Germany, and. drawing the Celtic Churches into conformity
 3        0, Int |    dealing with the susceptible Celtic temperament), his alleged
 4        0, Int |      attempts at union with the Celtic Churches, in which again
 5        0, Int |   Northumbria (635 A.D.) by the Celtic Mission, sent from lona
 6        0, Int | self-denial and devotion of the Celtic missionaries are highly
 7        0, Int |       in Ireland and caught the Celtic zeal for the work of evangelization.
 8        0, Int |         the greater part of the Celtic Church towards the Paschal
 9        0, Life|     lona, the stronghold of the Celtic system, he can perceive
10        I, I   |     fact. Another branch of the Celtic race, the Goidels or Gaels,
11        I, I   |   westward and northward by the Celtic invaders. In Scotland they
12       II, IV  |       vigorous supporter of the Celtic usages and an active opponent