tirechan造句

• According to Tirechan, Patrick visited the " halls of the sons of Bri髇 " at Duma Selchae in Mag nA? but does not give their names.
• Many were in fact swallowed by oblivion; when we examine the writing of Tirechan we encounter obscure references to tribes which are quite unknown to the later genealogical tradition.
• Tirechan can only mean what we know from other sources : that the fourteenth day of the moon was the earliest day on which Easter could fall, not that it was kept on that day, Sunday or weekday.
• There were Christians in Ireland before Saint Patrick, but we have no information as to how they worshipped, and their existence is ignored by Tirechan's 7th-century " Catalogus Sanctorum Hiberniae ", which divides the saints of Ireland into three orders covering about 225 years from the coming of St . Patrick in 440 in the reign of Laoghaire MacNeil to the reign of Blathmac and Diarmait sons of Aodh Slane in 665.