 | James Henthorn Todd - 1864 - 584 Seiten
...solitary, adorned with all virtues, and by whom God had wrought many miracles. She sent for him from his desert, and went herself to meet him. He agreed to...her proposals, and she engaged him ' to govern the cburcb with ber in episcopal dignity, that nothing of sacerdotal order should be wanting in her churches.'... | |
 | George Frederick Maclear - 1878 - 208 Seiten
...solitary, adorned with all virtues, and by whom God had wrought many miracles. She sent for him from his desert, and went herself to meet him. He agreed to...Church with her in episcopal dignity, that nothing of sacerdotal order should be wanting in her churches."1 His name appears to have been Aedh or Hugh, and... | |
 | Leslie Stephen - 1887 - 648 Seiten
...Sending for her relative Condlaed from his ' desert,' as the abodes of those hermit saints were called, she engaged him to ' govern the church with her in episcopal dignity that nothing of sacerdotal order might be wanting in her churches.' He had the episcopal chair, she the virginal chair... | |
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She sent for him from his desert, and went herself to meet him. He agreed to her proposals, and she engaged him to govern the Church with her in episcopal dignity, that nothing of sacerdotal order should be wanting in her churches."1 His name appears... 