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received hom him the sito os the taurin eassed Sabhali Patrato, a name Atili in existenco as Saul. monoe Patrichment to the valley os his captivity to visit his old master Μiliue, and offer him a doubie ransom '; and there occurred the event Which is commonly called a legend, but Which seems to ho an instanee either of dharna or Ofpropitiatory sels-sacrifice. Μilluc seehing to prevent inetriumphant approach of his formor flavo, bures himselfalive along mith his substanos and his ho e. Patriin then roturnod to Dictu's rosidones in righinis, and there he romainod many dus, et e pit stam ore ere
for Which he seems to have pald in gold and silver tho price of fineen Aouis of men '; and in Tiramley, near the present to- of Κillata, ho converted the localhing and a great multitude of his subjecis. Whilo Patriek was in Connaught ho had the meetingwith Κing L6iguiro's daughtem, of Whicli tho account given infra, pp. 98-I02, 315, 316, Mars internat evidenceos antiquisy and genuineness. I refer in particular totho flvo baptismal interrogations ἐπερωτήσεις, put bytho Siant; to tho mention of the chrisOm-cloth, and the naivetsi os the questions asked by the giris about God
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A. Externat Nature, and herein, Ι. Animais; II. Planis and Trees ; III. Minerals ; IV. Oinexstings in externat nature. B. Μan, I., The Individual, his bodily and spiritualneeda and the means os supplying them; II The Family; III. The State.
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IV. other thinga in externat nature.
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I. Tho Individual, his hodily and spirituat needs, and tho means os supplying them.
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A carι W- ωπ r, of Which the diminutive carrsine occum, P. 252. λ Adamn n, p. 2s' of the Scham Compare tho description os ste uaen codex, mentions a tegorio' habitations of the Belgae inven istum tabulis subsultum. Strabo, ed. C. Mulier, lv. 4 .
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rom eausiaua. Adamnis mentions no leas than nino hinda os V Sela : ulnus, barca, caupullus, curuois, nauis longa, nauis
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in p. 322 : sopoliuiι illum aurigam Totum Calum, id ost Trimael, et congregauit lapidos orga sepulchrum. other namo sor gravo W- θτω, ncc. ferti, p. 278, I. 9: sopulchri lassam fodiuit 'occum, p. 311,l. 14 ; and Whon Κing Loomiro's danotora Womburiod noar the weli Clobach secerunt lassam rotundam in rimilitudinem fertos, quia sic faciebant Scotici homines ει gentiles. Nobiscum autem relia uocatur, id ost reliquias, ot Ruri In p. 356 tho Irish Worda du ferti inint in glosa tho Latin ad sar-gisagum i.f., sisrcophagum) martyrum.' me heathon Warriora mero buriod in their armo p. 75) ana, apparently in an erect position, p. 308, and Κing Loemira Was buriod With his saco against his liselong laos, ine Loinstemen p. 5663. Ἱ'hat caulo Woro alain ua part os the sunerat rite appears laom L.U. 130', l. 10. Over tho gravea os Christiana a crofa Waa erected, Pp. 294,325, 326. Mior buriat os Christians a roquiem seonαird Moma to
montioned, p. 136. But tho reserenoe in Wistermilla, in p. 210, shoma tho greatest Quanos in civiligation. The solioWing epitaph may beaddin to the quotations in p. 322, note 7: - Caravatus his taeit in hoc congeries lapidum, Hiibner Inscr. Brit. Christianae, No. I 36;
and this distiG aserit,ed in Vergil
on the robber Ballista: Monte sub hoc lapidum tegitur Ballista sepultus; nocte die tutum carpe viator
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os trado and commerco nothing can bo Sald, Eavo that thomention os mino *p. 282, 5133 and of tho nonsum mirabilem transmarinum' sp. 2913, potnia to some tramo With soroim