Celtic Scotland: a History of Ancient Alban, Volume 2

Edmonston & Douglas, 1877

CHURCH AND CULTURE	1

What St Columba had accomplished in twelve years	5

Controversy regarding Easter	12

Collegiate Churches of Seven Bishops	24

Church of the Southern Picts	32

Apostasy of early Churches	39

Monastic character of the Church derived from Gaul	45

The school of Clonard	51

Older legend belongs to foundation of monastery in sixth	266

Second legend belongs to later foundation to which relics	272

Keledei of St Andrews originally hermits	275

Two missionaries St Modan and St Ronan in connection	282

772801 Breasal son of Seghine sole abbot of Iona	289

814831 Diarmaid abbot of Iona	297

831854 Innrechtach ua Finachta abbot of Iona	305

Legend of St Adrian	311

Character of Saint Columba	52

CHAPTER III	85

Character of the Columban Church	93

Constitution of the monastery	101

Character of the paganism of the Scots and Picts	108

Proceedings of St Columba in converting the northern Picts	119

921 Introduction of canonical rule of the Culdees	141

599605 Laisren son of Feradhach	150

652657 Suibhne son of Cuirtri	163

673 Foundation of church of Applecross by Maelrubha	169

THE CHURCHES OF CUMBRIA AND LOTHIAN	179

Earlier notices of Kentigern	185

Kentigern fixes his see first at Hoddam	191

627 Conversion of the Angles to Christianity	198

651661 Cudbercts life in the monastery of Melrose	206

684 Cudberct becomes bishop of Lindisfarne	213

688 Strathclyde Britons conform to Rome	219

Monastery of Balthere at Tyninghame	223

Legend of Bonifacius	229

Anchorites called Deicola or Godworshippers	238

Anchoretical Life in Ireland and Scotland	245

Deicola and Ceile De show the same characteristics	252

Servanus introduces Keledei who are hermits	258

878 Shrine and relics of St Columba taken to Ireland	317

Fothad son of Bran second bishop of Alban	323

Iona ravaged by Danes shrine of St Columba transferred	332

Hereditary succession in benefices	338

10551059 Tuthald bishop of Alban	344

Queen Margaret rebuilds the monastery of Iona	352

The Cele De of Iona	360

10931107 See of St Andrews remains vacant and churches	366

Rights of Keledei pass to St Andrews	372

Establishment of bishopric of Aberdeen	378

The communities of Keledei superseded by regular canons	384

Monastic orders of Church of Rome introduced	392

Suppression of Keledei of Abernethy	399

Failure of Celtic Church in bishopric of Dunkeld	406

State of Celtic monastery of Iona	413

Remains of old Celtic Church	418

The Scribhnidh or scribes in the monasteries	423

Analysis of the Lives of St Patrick 427	443

Written Irish	452

14781560 Period of neglected education and no learning	461

I	467

II	481

III	509

Título	Celtic Scotland: a History of Ancient Alban, Volume 2 Celtic Scotland: a History of Ancient Alban, William Forbes Skene
Autor	William Forbes Skene
Editora	Edmonston & Douglas, 1877
Original de	Universidade da Califórnia
Digitalizado	25 jul. 2017

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