The life of St. Patrick and his place in history

by J. B. Bury

[148] See note, [Appendix B].

[149] [Ib.]

[150] There can be little question that the (contemporary) expression in provincia nostra in Ann. Ult., A.D. 443, means “in Ireland,” conceived as a single ecclesiastical province, like the province of a metropolitan.

[151] Láthrach Patricc (Trip. 349₈). Cp. Reeves, Antiquities of Down and Connor, pp. 47 and 236; for Glore, ib. 87, 338; for Dunseveric, ib. 286. For Clogher and Ard-Patrick (Louth) see note, [Appendix B].

[152] Ep. against Corot. 375.

[153] Ann. Ult., A.D. 439.

[154] Or Killishea.

[155] See note, [Appendix B].

[156] Áth Fithot, south of Tallow.

[157] Old Kilcullen, south of (new) Kilcullen, in Co. Kildare.