[115] Especially Skene, W., _Historians of Scotland_, VI., p. xlix.
Also in _Celtic Scotland_, III.
[116] Warren, F. E., _Liturgy and Ritual of the Celtic Church_, p. 14.
[117] See, however, Green, J. R., _The Making of England_, p. 276
_seq._; Brooke, Stopford, _History of English Literature from the
Beginning to the Norman Conquest_, Chap. I., II., III.; also _Cambridge
History of English Literature_, I., Chap. II., pp. 13, 14, 15, 16.
[118] Warren, F. E., _op. cit._ p. 16.
[119] Warren, F. E., _ibid._; Sandys, _History of Classical
Scholarship_, I., p. 442; Meyer, Kuno, _Learning in Ireland_, p. 12.
[120] Warren, F. E., _ibid._; Roger, _op. cit._ 400; also Hauck,
Albert, _Kirchengeschichte Deutschlands_, I., pp. 282 _seq._
[121] Warren, F. E., _op. cit._ p. 16; Stokes, Margaret, _Six Months in
Apennines_, pp. 96–97.
[122] Warren, F. E., _op. cit._ p. 3.
[123] Warren, F. E., _op. cit._ pp. 63–64; also Haddan and Stubbs’
_Councils and Ecclesiastical Documents of Great Britain and Ireland_,
I., p. 152.
[124] Warren, F. E., _op. cit._ p. 3.
[125] Reeves, Wm., _op. cit._ p. 350.
[126] Bede, _Ecclesiastical History of England_, Bohn’s Edition, pp.
371–2.
[127] Reeves, Wm., _op. cit._ p. 350.
[128] Plummer, Charles, _op. cit._ I., p. cxxiii.
[129] Healy, John, _op. cit._ pp. 236–237.
[130] _Catholic Encyclopædia_, III., p. 404.
[131] Bede, _Ecclesiastical History of England_, Book III., Bohn’s Ed.;
Bede, _op. cit._ Book III., 26–28, Book IV., 12, 21, 23; Plummer’s
Edition cited by Roger, _op. cit._ 823–4.
[132] Roger, _ibid._
[133] Healy, John, _op. cit._ pp. 236, 237.
[134] Joyce, P. W., _op. cit._ I., p. 460.
[135] Green, J. R., _The Making of England_, p. 276.
[136] Reeves, Wm., _op. cit._ p. 342.
[137] Reeves, Wm., _op. cit._ See table opposite p. 342.
[138] Reeves, Wm., _Adamnan_, pp. 342, 343; Skene, W., _Celtic
Scotland_, II., pp. 61, 62. The monastic organization here described
applies especially to Iona, but may be considered as typical not only
of Columban monasteries but of Irish monasteries in general.
[139] Reeves, Wm., _op. cit._ p. 365; Healy, John, _op. cit._ p. 98.
[140] Skene, Wm., _Celtic Scotland_, II., p. 44.
[141] Skene, Wm., _op. cit._ p. 42.
[142] See _Annals of the Four Masters_, I., pp. 399, 410, 420, 442,
458, 470.
[143] Joyce, P. W., _op. cit._ I., p. 389.
[144] _Ancient Laws of Ireland_, V., p. 123.
[145] Todd, W. H., _Life of St. Patrick_, p. 16.
[146] Joyce, P. W., _op. cit._ I., p. 381.
[147] Healy, John, _op. cit._ p. 104.
[148] Joyce, P. W., _op. cit._ I., p. 381.
[149] Todd, W. H., _op. cit._ p. 160.
[150] Healy, John, _op. cit._ pp. 104, 105.
[151] Healy, John, _ibid._; Plummer, Charles, _op. cit._ I., p. cxiv.
[152] _Ancient Laws of Ireland_, III., 13, 15, 29.
[153] Joyce, P. W., _op. cit._ I., pp. 318, 382.
[154] Joyce, P. W., _op. cit._ I., pp. 378, 379, 380.
[155] _Ancient Laws of Ireland_, III., pp. 33, 39.
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