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605.01 | fond of stones, friend of gnewgnawns bones and leaving all the |
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–605.01+ | O'Hanlon: Lives of the Irish Saints, vol. VI, 40: (of miracles associated with the young Saint Kevin) 'One day in autumn, our saint's superiors collected many reapers for their harvest. An abundance of flesh meat and beer had been prepared for these labourers... a great crowd of pilgrims arrived, and these asked Kevin for food, in the name of Christ. Full of compassion, he entreated the cooks to bestow on these strangers the reapers' food... Kevin then... ordered the attendants to collect all the bones, and to fill with water all those vessels, which before had contained beer... then he prayed with great fervour. Immediately, through favour of Heaven, the water is stated to have become wine, while the bones were covered with an abundance of excellent flesh meat' |
–605.01+ | Obsolete gnew, gnawn: gnawed (past simple and participle, respectively) |
–605.01+ | O'Hanlon: Lives of the Irish Saints, vol. VI, 32: (of miracles associated with the young Saint Kevin) 'an Angel appeared to Coenhella, during her sleep... According to the heavenly messenger's advice, the infant was brought for the purpose of being baptized, by certain persons. These, too, were accosted by an Angel of God... that Angel breathed on the child, and signed him... Then praying, he bestowed a benediction on the future saint. Afterwards, the bearers of the infant visited a holy Priest, named Cronan. He enquired, on what business they had come. They answered, that he might baptize the child. Whereupon, he replied: "This holy infant needs not a repetition of baptism, for he has been baptized by a better and holier person than I am"' [.06] |
–605.01+ | Archaic laving: washing, bathing |
605.02 | messy messy to look after our douche douche, the miracles, |
–605.02+ | Motif: mishemishe/tauftauf |
–605.02+ | (messenger) |
–605.02+ | French douche: shower |
–605.02+ | Serbo-Croatian duša: soul (pronounced 'dousha') |
–605.02+ | (baptism) |
605.03 | death and life are these. |
–605.03+ | |
605.04 | Yad. Procreated on the ultimate ysland of Yreland in the en- |
–605.04+ | (seven words beginning with capital Y) [.04] [.12] [.17] [.19-.20] [606.12] |
–605.04+ | yad: in the Tifinagh alphabet (used in North African Berber languages), the name of the letter equivalent to D, which looks exactly like *V* (the names of all the letters in this alphabet begin with 'y') [606.12] |
–605.04+ | (a single sentence: Saint Kevin retreated to an isle in the middle of a lake, where he built a hut, dug a hole in its floor, filled it with water, placed his half-full altar-bath in it, and sat in the bath to meditate) [605.04-606.12] |
–605.04+ | (ten concentric circles of alternating wet and dry: Irish sea [.05] - Ireland [.04] - lake [.13] - isle [.17] - lakelet [.20] - islet [.20] - artificial pool [.26-.35] - bath tub [606.02] - water in tub [606.02] - Kevin [606.04]) |
–605.04+ | (two hierarchies, one ascending (Cluster: 9 Levels of Celestial Hierarchy), one descending (Cluster: 7 Levels of Ecclesiastical Hierarchy), which could perhaps be imagined to be a cross of space, intersecting around [.24-.25]) |
–605.04+ | (two progressions, one forwards (Cluster: 8 Canonical Hours), one backwards (Cluster: 7 Sacraments), which could perhaps be imagined to be a cross of time, intersecting around [.23]) |
–605.04+ | (in Hindu cosmology, the universe is divided into seven concentric island continents separated by the seven encircling oceans) [596.29] |
–605.04+ | (nine months of gestation in the womb) |
–605.04+ | procreated: born (Cluster: Create) |
–605.04+ | (eight variations of 'island' and 'Ireland' beginning with 'y' instead of 'i', possibly to give the text an archaic feel) [.04-.05] [.17] [.20] [.28] |
–605.04+ | VI.B.25.174d (b): 'encyclical' |
–605.04+ | encyclical: (of ecclesiastical, especially papal, letters) circular, intended for wide circulation |
–605.04+ | encircling |
605.05 | cyclical yrish archipelago, come their feast of precreated holy |
–605.05+ | the two major Catholic feasts celebrating angels are the Feast of Guardian Angels (2 October; also known as Memorial of the Holy Guardian Angels) and the Feast of Saint Michael and All Angels (29 September; better known as Michaelmas) |
–605.05+ | VI.B.25.178a (b): 'precreated' (Cluster: Create) [262.R08] |
–605.05+ | The Catholic Encyclopedia vol. I, 'Angel', 476d: (of angels) 'The decree "Firmiter" against the Albigenses declared both the fact that they were created and that men were created after them' |
605.06 | whiteclad angels, whomamong the christener of his, voluntarily |
–605.06+ | VI.B.25.176f (b): 'white' (Cluster: 7 Liturgical Colours; colours worn by the priest and used to dress the altar on certain Sundays and feast days, the five major ones being white, red, green, violet and black) |
–605.06+ | angels (Cluster: 9 Levels of Celestial Hierarchy, in ascending order) [298.L04-.L06] |
–605.06+ | among whom |
–605.06+ | Saint Kevin was said to have been christened by an angel [.01] |
–605.06+ | VI.B.25.172a (b): 'voluntary poverty' [.29] [606.01] |
–605.06+ | The Catholic Encyclopedia vol. III, 'Christianity', 718a: 'what is new in the moral teachings of Christ... it embodied ethical perfection... Never till His time were the Evangelical counsels — voluntary poverty, perpetual chastity, and entire obedience — preached or practised' [.29] [606.01] |
605.07 | poor Kevin, having been graunted the praviloge of a priest's |
–605.07+ | VI.B.10.013e (w): 'Fr Bern. Vaughan granted privilege of portable altar' |
–605.07+ | Irish Times 1 Nov 1922, 5/3: 'As a mark of special favour in 1916 Father Vaughan received a letter from Pope Benedict XV, congratulating him upon his jubilee in the priesthood and granting him the privilege of a portable altar' |
–605.07+ | Serbo-Croatian pravilo: rule, regulation, law |
–605.07+ | priest (Cluster: 7 Levels of Ecclesiastical Hierarchy, in descending order, except that exorcist and lector are reversed) [298.L03-.L07] |
605.08 | postcreated portable altare cum balneo, when espousing the one |
–605.08+ | VI.B.25.178b (b): 'postcreated' (Cluster: Create) [262.R12] |
–605.08+ | Ardill: St. Patrick, A.D. 180 15: (of Saint Patrick) 'the portable stone-altar whereon he used to make offering every day' |
–605.08+ | Latin altare cum balneo: altar along with bath |
–605.08+ | (altar-bath named seven times) [.08] [.14-.15] [.21] [.32] [606.02] [606.02] [606.07] |
–605.08+ | espousing: choosing, adopting, embracing; marrying [.09] |
605.09 | true cross, invented and exalted, in celibate matrimony at matin |
–605.09+ | VI.B.25.174a (b): 'True Cross invented & exalted' |
–605.09+ | The Catholic Encyclopedia vol. IV, 'Cross and Crucifix, The', 532b: 'The 3rd of May was called the feast of the Invention of the Cross, and it commemorated in a special manner Saint Helena's discovery of the sacred wood of the Cross; the 14th of September, the feast of the Exaltation of the Cross, commemorated above all the circumstances in which Heraclius recovered from the Persians the True Cross, which they had carried off' |
–605.09+ | celibate: unmarried, sexually abstinent (as Catholic priests and monks vow to be) |
–605.09+ | Matrimony (Cluster: 7 Sacraments, in backward order of time, except for matrimony and holy orders, which are not time-related) |
–605.09+ | VI.B.25.176j (b): 'Matins' (Cluster: 8 Canonical Hours, in forward order) |
605.10 | chime arose and westfrom went and came in alb of cloth of gold |
–605.10+ | rose (Cluster: 7 Liturgical Colours; used only on Laetare and Gaudete Sundays) |
–605.10+ | west [.29] |
–605.10+ | alb: a long white liturgical robe worn by priests [606.05] |
–605.10+ | cloth of gold: cloth partly woven with gold threads (Cluster: 7 Liturgical Colours; may be substituted for red, white or green) |
605.11 | to our own midmost Glendalough-le-vert by archangelical guid- |
–605.11+ | (six variations of 'mid') [.11] [.12] [.14] [.16] [606.02] [606.04] (compare [.15]) |
–605.11+ | Flood: Ireland, Its Saints and Scholars 48: 'St. Kevin dwelt alone for seven years in a small cave at Glendalough' |
–605.11+ | VI.B.25.176h (b): 'green' |
–605.11+ | French le vert: the green (Cluster: 7 Liturgical Colours) |
–605.11+ | archangels (Cluster: 9 Levels of Celestial Hierarchy) |
605.12 | ance where amiddle of meeting waters of river Yssia and Essia |
–605.12+ | Thomas Moore: Irish Melodies: song The Meeting of the Waters (inspired by an 1807 visit to The Meeting of the Waters, County Wicklow, where, as Moore glossed it in a footnote, even if not technically correct, the 'rivers Avon and Avoca' meet) |
–605.12+ | Issy (*IJ*) |
–605.12+ | Irish í, é: she, he |
605.13 | river on this one of eithers lone navigable lake piously Kevin, |
–605.13+ | Motif: 2&3 (either lake, triune) |
–605.13+ | the name Glendalough derives from Irish Gleann Dá Loch: Valley of Two Lakes |
–605.13+ | Piety (Cluster: 7 Gifts of the Holy Ghost) |
605.14 | lawding the triune trishagion, amidships of his conducible altar |
–605.14+ | VI.B.25.176k (b): 'Lauds' (Cluster: 8 Canonical Hours) |
–605.14+ | lauding: praising, singing the praises of |
–605.14+ | triune: (of a god) constituting a trinity in unity, three in one |
–605.14+ | hymn Trishagion: a short ancient hymn, used especially in Eastern churches, invoking God as holy three times (usually spelled 'Trisagion'; from Greek trisagion: thrice-holy) |
–605.14+ | (altar-bath used as a boat) |
605.15 | super bath, rafted centripetally, diaconal servent of orders hiber- |
–605.15+ | ('super' should probably have been italicised, to match [.21] [.32]) |
–605.15+ | Latin super: on top of |
–605.15+ | (six variations of 'centre') [.15] [.16] [.17] [.19] [606.03] [606.03] (compare [.11]) |
–605.15+ | centripetally: towards the centre [.17] |
–605.15+ | diaconal: pertaining to a deacon (Cluster: 7 Levels of Ecclesiastical Hierarchy) [.21] |
–605.15+ | servant |
–605.15+ | fervent |
–605.15+ | Holy Orders (Cluster: 7 Sacraments) |
–605.15+ | Ancient Order of Hibernians: Irish Catholic fraternal organisation, founded in 1836 in the United States, but also active in Ireland, especially Ulster |
605.16 | nian, midway across the subject lake surface to its supreem epi- |
–605.16+ | Obsolete subject: underlying |
–605.16+ | supreme |
–605.16+ | epicentre: the point on the surface above the centre (e.g. of an earthquake) |
605.17 | centric lake Ysle, whereof its lake is the ventrifugal principality, |
–605.17+ | Yeats: The Lake Isle of Innisfree (an 1890 poem about retreating to a peaceful isle and building a cabin to live there) [.24] |
–605.17+ | centrifugal: tending away from the centre [.15] |
–605.17+ | principalities (Cluster: 9 Levels of Celestial Hierarchy) |
605.18 | whereon by prime, powerful in knowledge, Kevin came to where |
–605.18+ | VI.B.25.176l (b): 'Prime' (Cluster: 8 Canonical Hours) |
–605.18+ | powers (Cluster: 9 Levels of Celestial Hierarchy) |
–605.18+ | Knowledge (Cluster: 7 Gifts of the Holy Ghost) |
605.19 | its centre is among the circumfluent watercourses of Yshgafiena |
–605.19+ | circumfluent: flowing round |
–605.19+ | Irish uisce: water (pronounced 'ishke') |
605.20 | and Yshgafiuna, an enysled lakelet yslanding a lacustrine yslet, |
–605.20+ | Irish fionnuisce: clear water (pronounced 'finishke'; anglicised 'phoenix' in Phoenix Park) |
–605.20+ | enisled: located on an isle |
–605.20+ | lacustrine: located in a lake |
605.21 | whereupon with beached raft subdiaconal bath propter altar, |
–605.21+ | subdiaconal: pertaining to a subdeacon (Cluster: 7 Levels of Ecclesiastical Hierarchy) [.15] |
–605.21+ | Latin propter: near, close to |
605.22 | with oil extremely anointed, accompanied by prayer, holy Kevin |
–605.22+ | Extreme Unction, also known as Anointing of the Sick (Cluster: 7 Sacraments) |
–605.22+ | holy (Cluster: 7 Stages of Canonisation; this does not appear to be a recognised progression, but it does resemble the four major stages of Catholic canonisation: servant of God, venerable, blessed, saint) [604.27] |
605.23 | bided till the third morn hour but to build a rubric penitential |
–605.23+ | Archaic bided: waited |
–605.23+ | VI.B.25.176m (b): 'Terce' (the third hour; Cluster: 8 Canonical Hours) |
–605.23+ | VI.B.25.176g (b): 'red' |
–605.23+ | Archaic rubric: red (Cluster: 7 Liturgical Colours) |
–605.23+ | rubric: a direction for conducting a religious service, including which liturgical colour to use (formerly printed in red) |
–605.23+ | penitential: pertaining to Penance (Cluster: 7 Sacraments) |
–605.23+ | penitentiary: a reformatory prison |
605.24 | honeybeehivehut in whose enclosure to live in fortitude, acolyte |
–605.24+ | Yeats: The Lake Isle of Innisfree: 'a hive for the honey-bee' [.17] |
–605.24+ | VI.B.3.011j (r): 'first beehive huts' |
–605.24+ | Flood: Ireland, Its Saints and Scholars 115: 'The first Christian architecture in Ireland... Christian missionaries adopted the same style of building that was practised by the natives... They built their small oratories and bee-hive huts within the boundaries of the stone fort or cashel' |
–605.24+ | VI.B.25.174e (b): 'enclosure' |
–605.24+ | Fortitude (Cluster: 7 Gifts of the Holy Ghost; also a cardinal virtue) [.25] |
–605.24+ | acolyte (Cluster: 7 Levels of Ecclesiastical Hierarchy) |
605.25 | of cardinal virtues, whereof the arenary floor, most holy Kevin |
–605.25+ | virtues (Cluster: 9 Levels of Celestial Hierarchy) |
–605.25+ | Obsolete arenary: of sand |
–605.25+ | most holy (Cluster: 7 Stages of Canonisation) |
605.26 | excavated as deep as to the depth of a seventh part of one full |
–605.26+ | (four variations of 'seven') [.26] [.29] [.30] [.32] |
605.27 | fathom, which excavated, venerable Kevin, anchorite, taking |
–605.27+ | fathom: a unit of measure, primarily for water depth, equal to six feet (so a seventh of it would be less than one foot) |
–605.27+ | venerable (Cluster: 7 Stages of Canonisation) |
–605.27+ | anchorite: religious hermit [606.09] |
605.28 | counsel, proceded towards the lakeside of the ysletshore whereat |
–605.28+ | Counsel (Cluster: 7 Gifts of the Holy Ghost) |
–605.28+ | proceeded [.31] |
605.29 | seven several times he, eastward genuflecting, in entire ubidience |
–605.29+ | seven several times [.32] |
–605.29+ | east [.10] |
–605.29+ | VI.B.25.172c (b): 'entire obedience' [.06] [606.01] |
605.30 | at sextnoon collected gregorian water sevenfold and with am- |
–605.30+ | VI.B.25.176n (b): 'Sext' (noon; Cluster: 8 Canonical Hours) |
–605.30+ | VI.B.25.154j (r): 'collected water' |
–605.30+ | the two major chants (musical traditions for the singing of church hymns) used in the Catholic Church are the Gregorian and the Ambrosian |
605.31 | brosian eucharistic joy of heart as many times receded, carrying |
–605.31+ | Eucharist (Cluster: 7 Sacraments) |
–605.31+ | receded [.28] |
–605.31+ | Variants: {FnF, Vkg, Png: ...carrying that privileged...} | {JJA 63:38c: ...carrying the lustral domination contained within his most portable privileged...} (conceivably corrupted at JJA 63:38e, when Joyce skipped a seven-word line from one version to the next, at the same time changing 'the' to 'that') |
–605.31+ | Variants: elucidations for variant: lustral: purificatory ^^^ dominations (Cluster: 9 Levels of Celestial Hierarchy) |
605.32 | that privileged altar unacumque bath, which severally seven times |
–605.32+ | (altar-bath used as a bucket) |
–605.32+ | Latin unacumque: together with |
–605.32+ | several seven times [.29] |
605.33 | into the cavity excavated, a lector of water levels, most venerable |
–605.33+ | lector (Cluster: 7 Levels of Ecclesiastical Hierarchy) |
–605.33+ | (checking the level of water in the cavity) |
–605.33+ | most venerable (Cluster: 7 Stages of Canonisation) |
605.34 | Kevin, then effused thereby letting there be water where was there- |
–605.34+ | effuse: to pour out (i.e. the water) [606.11] |
–605.34+ | Genesis 1:9: 'Ang God said, Let the waters under the heavens be gathered together unto one place, and let the dry land appear' |
–605.34+ | Archaic theretofore: before that time |
605.35 | tofore dry land, by him so concreated, who now, confirmed a strong |
–605.35+ | Archaic concreated: created together (Cluster: Create) |
–605.35+ | Confirmation (Cluster: 7 Sacraments) |
605.36 | and perfect christian, blessed Kevin, exorcised his holy sister |
–605.36+ | CEH (Motif: HCE) |
–605.36+ | blessed (Cluster: 7 Stages of Canonisation) |
–605.36+ | exorcist (Cluster: 7 Levels of Ecclesiastical Hierarchy) |
–605.36+ | exhorted |
–605.36+ | cistern: a cavity containing water |
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