The Martyrology Of Donegal

"The Martyrology Of Donegal" is a meticulously translated and edited calendar of Irish saints, originally compiled in Irish and translated by John O'Donovan. Edited with the original Irish text by James Henthorn Todd and William Reeves, this volume represents a significant contribution to Irish historical and religious scholarship. It offers invaluable insights into the lives and traditions of the saints of Ireland, making it an essential resource for historians, theologians, and anyone interested in Irish cultural heritage. This edition preserves the historical and linguistic richness of the original work, ensuring its accessibility to a wide audience.

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