, ii F Jour de Mai, P- 275-
^ While the inhabitants of this place had a tradition, that their patron was not dis- tinguishable from the Bishop and Martyr of Narni ; Father Daniel Papebroke deems it more probable, that he was a per- son, held there in veneration from an early period.
^ While the inhabitants of this place had a tradition, that their patron was not dis- tinguishable from the Bishop and Martyr of Narni ; Father Daniel Papebroke deems it more probable, that he was a per- son, held there in veneration from an early period.
O'Hanlon - Lives of the Irish Saints - v5
