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 1   III|          followeth the Life of S. Patrick, and the interpretation
 2   III|       interpretation of his name.~Patrick is as much to say as knowledge,
 3   III|                             Of S. Patrick.~S. Patrick was born in
 4   III|                 Of S. Patrick.~S. Patrick was born in Britain, which
 5   III|          God appeared and said: O Patrick, this see ne bishopric God
 6   III|    twenty-fourth chapter, that S. Patrick's father was named Caprum,
 7   III|          was called Fodum. And S. Patrick's mother was named Conchessa,
 8   III|     Celestinus the pope named him Patrick. That is as much to say
 9   III|        father of the citizens.~S. Patrick on a day as he preached
10   III|         king had supposed that S. Patrick had done it wittingly, for
11   III|         faith of God, but when S. Patrick perceived it he was much
12   III|           neighbour, whereupon S. Patrick admonested the people that
13   III|         again this sheep, then S. Patrick commanded, by the virtue
14   III|       from any other man.~Also S. Patrick was wont for to worship
15   III|           thence. On a time as S. Patrick preached in Ireland the
16   III|        the commandment of God, S. Patrick made in the earth a great
17   III|      great pit and a deep, and S. Patrick by the revelation of God
18   III|         or hole which is named S. Patrick's purgatory, some hold opinion
19   III|           opinion that the second Patrick, which was an abbot and
20   III|     others. Then this holy man S. Patrick, the bishop, lived till
21   III| Colinkillus, and S. Bride whom S. Patrick professed and veiled, and
22   III|          in one sepulchre: Bride, Patrick, and Columba the mild.~Men
23   III|         that this holy bishop, S. Patrick, did three great things.
24   III|           referred to the less S. Patrick, the Abbot. And this holy
25     V|          And his father was named Patrick and his mother Monica. He
26    VI|        saint, as it is read of S. Patrick that he impetred a place
27   VII|     hither out of the abbey of S. Patrick in Ireland, and thus as
28   VII|       Sometime I was a monk of S. Patrick's Abbey in Ireland, and
29   VII|         whereas men enter into S. Patrick's purgatory, and on a day
30   VII|          he said: I am your abbot Patrick, and charge thee that thou
31   VII|      Pastor, January 12, vii. 71.~Patrick. March 17, iii. 76.~Paul
32   VII|          ii. 149.~Purgatory of S. Patrick, iii. 79.~—seen by S. Forsey,
33   VII|       expelled from Ireland by S. Patrick, iii. 80.~Seth brought the
34   VII|           belly, by command of S. Patrick, iii. 78.~Shepherds turn