Insula Sanctorum et Doctorum; Or, Ireland's Ancient Schools and ScholarsHealy, John
History
Insula Sanctorum et Doctorum; Or, Ireland's Ancient Schools and Scholars
Healy, John
Education -- Ireland -- History
IV.--GELASIUS 358
His name of _Mac Liag_ 358
Gelasius becomes Abbot of Derry, 359
He reforms the morals of clergy and people 359
Synod of Kells 360
Synod of Mellifont 361
Synod of Brigh Mac-Taidgh 361
Synod of Clane 362
Gelasius consecrates St. Laurence O'Toole 362
Death of Gelasius 363
CHAPTER XVI.
THE SCHOOL OF BANGOR.
I.--ST. COMGALL OF BANGOR 364
Birth and parentage 365
Comgall enters the Monastery of Fintan 366
He visits Clonmacnoise, and receives the priesthood 367
Description of Bangor 367
St. Columba visits Comgall at Bangor 368
The fame of Comgall attracts crowds to Bangor 369
Death of Comgall 370
II.--ST. COLUMBANUS 370
His early life 371
Goes to Cluaninis and places himself under the care of Sinell 372
He enters Bangor 372
Preaches the Gospel in Gaul 373
He buries himself in the depths of the forest 373
Increase of Disciples 374
Founds a monastery at Luxeuil 375
Columbanus and his Irish Monks banished from Luxeuil 376
They establish themselves at Bregentz 376
He founds the Monastic Church of Bobbio 378
Death of Columbanus 378
His writings 379
The _Bobbio Missal_ 380
The _Antiphonarium Benchorense_ 381
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