 | John Brady - 1815 - 428 pages
...which was swallowed in the stomach of the thief, bleated loudly forth, and proclaimed the merit of St. Patrick'. — And to the encrease of this 'miracle,...the sentence of the SAINT, all the posterity of this jnan were marked with the beard of a goat." [" The Life and Acts of ST. PATRICK, now Jirst translated... | |
 | 1843 - 220 pages
...thief, - BLEATED LOUDLY FORTH, AND PROCLAIMED THE MERIT OF ST. PATRICK.—And to the increase of the miracle it happened, that at the command, nay, rather...this man were marked with the beard of a goat.—" Florilegium," ut supra. THE NUNS AND THE PRIESTS. We have been thoroughly disgusted with the total... | |
 | 1846 - 602 pages
...of this miracle," adds his faithful biographer, " it happened, that at the command, nay, rather by the sentence of the saint, all the posterity of this man were marked with the beard of a goat." — Jocclyn'i Life if St Patrick. Dublin, 1809, p. 165. On another occtSuch were the virtues of a sixth... | |
 | John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell - 1846 - 610 pages
...of this miracle," adds his faithful biographer, " it happened, that at the command, nay, rather by the sentence of the saint, all the posterity of this man were marked with the beard of a goat." — Jocelyn's Life r/ St Patrick. Dublin, 1809, p. 165. On another oeea1846.] ECCLESIASTICAL MIRACLES.... | |
 | 1846 - 576 pages
...of this miracle," adds his faithful biographer, " it happened, that at the command, nay, rather by the sentence of the saint, all the posterity of this man were marked with the beard of a goat." — Jocelyn's Life ofSt Patrick. Dublin, 1 1!09, p. 165. On another occasion, St. Patrick was tempted... | |
 | 1846 - 576 pages
...his faithful biographer, " it happened, that at the command, nay, rather by the sentence of the mint, all the posterity of this man were marked with the beard of a goat.". — Joculyn's Life of'Kt I'atrick. Dublin, 1 H09, p. 165. On another occasion, St. Patrick was tempted... | |
 | Saint Patrick, Reverend James O'Leary - 1897 - 374 pages
...stomach of the thief bleated loudly forth, and proclaimed the merit of Saint Patrick. And to the increase of this miracle it happened, that at the command,...marked with the beard of a goat. CHAPTER CXLIX. Of the Cloaks -which fell from Heaven. AND that he might the more entirely profit unto God by their conversation... | |
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Wonderous was the event to be told, yet more wonderful to come to pass. — The Goat which was swallowed in the stomach of the Thief bleated loudly forth, and proclaimed the merit of Saint PATRICK. 