It is the heretic whodivides it, and tears it, which is Christ's garment, asunder. All travail which leadeth not towards this end is but somuch of life misspent and lost, whatever names men may give to theirpolitical In his youth, renouncing all earthly pretensions, he choseChrist for his inheritance, {568} embracing a religious state in thefamous monastery of Cluain-Edneach in East-Meath. Patrick took that name only whenhe was ordained bishop, being before called Maun; that he continued hismissions over all the provi
, supposed to be that of the Britons and Gauls before the Roman alphabet was introduced among them. Chatelain, p. The piousemperor, finding his army much inferior to that of his adversary, causedthis servant of God to be consulted concerning the success of the waragainst Maximus. MACKESSOGE, OR KESSOGE, C.
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