[96] Irish Preface to the Hymn.
[97] It was first published in 1647 by Colgan from the Isidore MS., and then by Ware in his Opuscula S. Patritii. It is also published in Stoke’s Tripartite in the series of the Master of the Rolls.
[98] For instance:—
“Maximus namque in regno cœlorum vocabitur,
Qui quod verbis docet sacris factis adimplet bonis:
Bono procedit exemplo formamque fidelium,
Mundoque in corde habet ad Deum fiduciam.”
[99] See Krantz Danaiae Liber iv., c. 19.
[100] “Hymnus quando Communicarent Sacerdotes.”
[101] Tripartite Life.
[102] We know from St. Paul that no person who has been twice married can be lawfully ordained.—1 Tim. iii. 2.
[103] See Liber Hymnorum, vol. ii., page 287.
[104] Scela and lini.