...Ireland, died of an insufferable and unknown disease—for he became putrid while living—without a will, without penance, without the body of Christ, without unction, as his evil deeds deserved." Immediately the Earl of Pembroke assumed the utle of King of Leinster in right of his wife Eva, Henry...

...other saints of Erin, whose churches he had profaned and burned some time before; and he died at Ferns, without making a will, without penance, without the...Christ, without unction, as his evil deeds deserved." After Dennod's death, in 1171, Richard Fitz Gislebert claimed the Kingdom of Leinster, in virtue of...

...other saints of Erin, whose churches he had profaned and burned some time before ; and he died at Ferns without making a will, without penance, without the...Christ, without unction, as his evil deeds deserved." The chroniclers of his own clan, however, state that Dei-mod, surnamed Na-n-(iall, or the alley of...

...of Ireland, whose churches he had profaned and burned some time before; * and he died at Fearna-mor, without [making] a will, without penance, without...Christ, without unction, as his evil deeds deserved." A man may be sick, both in body and mind, without a miracle, or the intervention of Columkill. But...

...other saints of Erin, whose churches he had profaned and burned some time before ; and he died at Ferns without making a will, without penance, without the...Christ, without unction, as his evil deeds deserved." The chroniclers of his own clan, however, state that Dei-mod, surnamed Na-n-(iall, or the alley of...

...other saints of Erin, whose churches he had profaned and burned some time before; and he died at Ferns, without making a will, without penance, without the...Christ, without unction, as his evil deeds deserved." After Dermod's death, in 1171, Richard Fitz Gislebert claimed the Kingdom of Leinster, in virtue of...

...of Ireland, whose churches he had profaned and burned some time before ; and he died at Fearnainor, without (making) a will, without penance, without...Christ, without unction, as his evil deeds deserved. 1173. Ettru O'Meehan, Bishop of Clonard, died at an advanced age, after having spent a good life. 1175....

...profaned and burned some time " before. And he died at Fearna" mor, without a will, without pen" anee, without the body of Christ, " without unction, as his evil deeds " deserved." 2 The order of events in Began is different. First after Dermot's death he places the siege of Dublin...

...of Ireland, whose churches he had profaned and burned some time before ; and he died at Fearnamor, without [making] a will, without penance, without...body of Christ, without unction, as his evil deeds deserved."9 But the death of the traitor could not undo the traitor's work. Men's evil deeds live after...

...miracles of St. Columbcille and St. Finiau, whose churches he had plundered; "and he died at Feruamorc, without making a will, without penance, without the...Christ, without unction, as his evil deeds deserved." We have no desire to meditate over the memory of such a man. He, far more than his predecessor, whatever...