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His death doth beest {{Over|logged|noted}} in ꝧe [[Athsels of Lay Hedge]]: |
His death doth beest {{Over|logged|noted}} in ꝧe [[Athsels of Lay Hedge]]: |
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| − | '''Muirghes Cananach, ſon of Ruaidhri O'Conchobhair, ꝧe moſt {{Over|orford|or- + for- + -d; expert}} man ꝧat ever came of ꝧe Gaeidhel in reading, and in psalm-ſiŋing, and in {{Over|leethcraft|versemaking}}, died in ꝧis year, and was in{{Over|earthed|terred}} in Cunga-Feichin ({{Over|Yeŋ|Cong}}), after ꝧe {{Over|win|triumph}} of {{Over| |
+ | '''Muirghes Cananach, ſon of Ruaidhri O'Conchobhair, ꝧe moſt {{Over|orford|or- + for- + -d; expert}} man ꝧat ever came of ꝧe Gaeidhel in reading, and in psalm-ſiŋing, and in {{Over|leethcraft|versemaking}}, died in ꝧis year, and was in{{Over|earthed|terred}} in Cunga-Feichin ({{Over|Yeŋ|Cong}}), after ꝧe {{Over|win|triumph}} of {{Over|anxth|anx + -th; unction}} and {{Over|ruefulneſs|penitence}}.'' |
Revision as of 02:24, 20 September 2021
| Muirghis Cananach Ua Conchobhair | |
| Wightly inſight | |
| Birth | Wednesday, 10 Winterfulth GÆ 1163 (N.K.: Wednesday, 20 Winterfulth GÆ 1163) |
| Death | Þursday, 29 Weedmonth GÆ 1224 (N.K.: Þursday, 8 Holymonth GÆ 1224) |
| Begraving | GÆ 1224 |
| House | Ó Conchobhair |
| Faðer | Ruairí, King of Ireland |
| Moðer | |
| Affastneſs | Romiſh Niȝholiſhneſs |
Muirʒis Cananach Ua Conchobair, Atheliŋ of Hundliŋen, died in GÆ 1224.
Muirʒis was ꝧ ſeventh child of Ruairí, King of Ireland. He became a monk and was a logged leethƿriʒt and ſiŋand.
His death doth beest logged in ꝧe Athsels of Lay Hedge:
'Muirghes Cananach, ſon of Ruaidhri O'Conchobhair, ꝧe moſt orford man ꝧat ever came of ꝧe Gaeidhel in reading, and in psalm-ſiŋing, and in leethcraft, died in ꝧis year, and was inearthed in Cunga-Feichin (Yeŋ), after ꝧe win of anxth and ruefulneſs.