...in which the term is of record, we discover the greatest diversity in its application, — sometimes borne by hermits, sometimes by conventuals ; in one...the designation of the loose and worldly-minded." With respect to the title Cule-de, as peculiarly applied to Aengus, Dr. Eeeves says' : — " A better...

...time in which the term is of record, we discover the greatest diversity in its application, sometimes borne by hermits, sometimes by conventuals ; in one...situation implying the condition of celibacy, in another xmderstood of married men ; here denoting regulars, there seculars ; some of the name bound by obligations...

...Scotland were no particular body, but clergy generally; the name " sometimes," he says, (page 120,) "borne by hermits, sometimes by conventuals ; in one...the designation of the loose and worldly-minded." Be all this as it may, it is certain that the Culdees did not use images in their worship, and that...

...in which the term is of record, we discover the greatest diversity in its application, — sometimes borne by hermits, sometimes by conventuals ; in one...the designation of the loose and worldly-minded." — Reeves, ii. 3. Brcchin, and his sons and grandsons, arc found in old writs granting away church...

...Scotland were no particular body, but clergy generally; the name " sometimes," he says, (page 120,) "borne by hermits, sometimes by conventuals; in one...the designation of the loose and worldly-minded." Be all this as it may, it is certain that the Culdees did not use images in their worship, and that...

...in which the term is on record, we discover the greatest diversity in its application, — sometimes borne by hermits, sometimes by conventuals ; in one...married men ; here denoting regulars, there seculars,' — diversities great enough surely, to show the futility of attempting to liken them to any existing...