. Questioni controverse nella storia scozzese; un contrasto delle cronache iniziali con le opere di storici moderni. Ntroduced in questo paese è molto incerto. Troviamo, in un libro scritto nel 209, da Tertulliancontro gli Ebrei, che le parti non conquistate della Gran Bretagna si sono transformato in in in in in in in Cristo. . Lo stato di religione in Scozia è poco conosciuto fino all'arrivo di San Columba dall'Irlanda, circa la metà del sessantesimo secolo. Nel monastero che biiilt nell'isola di lona, furono educati i manioti, che in seguito furono impiegati nella conversione degli scozzesi e dei Pitti, A.

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. Controversial issues in Scottish history; a contrast of the early chronicles with the works of modern historians . ntroduced into this country isvery uncertain. We find, in a book written in the year 209, by Tertullianagainst the Jews, that the unconquered parts of Britain were becomesubject to Christ. . The state of religion in Scotland is but little knowntill the arrival of St. Columba from Ireland, about the middle of the sixthcentury. In the monastery which he biiilt in the island of lona, manylearned persons were educated, who afterwards were employed in convertingthe Scots and Picts, and also the Saxons. . The Scots and Picts weregoverned by their own clergy, who from their being educated at home, hadthe plainness and simplicity of the primitive times in their forms of worship. The following illustrations, reproduced in facsimile from deCardonnels work, are given because few have access to theoriginal copies, which were published in London as early as1788 and 1793, and are consequently very rare. Scottish Abbeys and Cathedrals, 1891, pp. 86-88. Picturesque Antiquities of Scotland 525. I O N A, OR IcoLMKiLL, is a fmall ifland, fituated near the ifle of Mull, in Argylefliire, famous for a Monaflery founded by St. Columba, who came from Ireland m the year 565 j and after converting thenorthern Pi£ls, obtained this place, where he built the Monafleryabove mentioned, and was himfelf the firft Abbot. The.original inhabitants of this houfe were Canons Regulars butafterwards, upon the old cloifters being ruined by the frequent incur-fions of the Danes, and remaining depopulated for feven years, itbecame the refidence of the Cluniacenfes. This View of the Cathedral is from the S. E. By ?yvhom it wasoriginally built is uncertjun. According to Boethius, it was only re-built in the 7th century, by Maldivinus the 55th King of Scotland^ 526 Controversial Issues in Scottish History

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