...sickness and disease to Caimine, so that not one bone of him remained united to the other on earth, but his flesh dissolved, and his nerves, with the...to their wishes [expressed] in the church. Finis. II.—It remains now to make some remarks on the foregoing authorities, including the Scholiast's Preface...

...sickness and disease to Caimine, so that not one bone of him remained united to the other on earth, but his flesh dissolved and his nerves, with the excess...him. So that they all went to heaven according to the wishes they had expressed in the church." 1 Let us now listen to the wisdom of St Cummian. His...

...and that his prayer was granted 'so that not one bone of him remained united to the other on earth, but his flesh dissolved, and his nerves, with the excess of every disease that fell upon him ' (Tonn, Hymns, &c., p. 87). He died in 653, and was buried in the monastery that had grown up about...

...disease came on Caimin, and not one bone of him remained united to the other on earth, but his flesh was dissolved, and his nerves with the excess of every disease that fell upon him." On account, doubtless, of this penitential spirit, Caimin has been likened, by an old author, to Pachomius...

...sickness and disease to Caimine, so that not one bone of him remained united to the other on earth, but his flesh dissolved, and his nerves, with the excess of every disease that fell upon him." Apart from any historical value this legend may be supposed to possess, it throws into an interesting...