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Chapter XVIII: The School of Glendalough

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I.--ST. KEVIN 414
Sketch of his Life 414
Kevin is placed under the care of St. Petroc 415
He goes to Glendalough 416
Description of Glendalough 417
St. Kevin's Bed 418
Tempull-na-Skellig 419
Glendalough, a Seminary of Saints and Scholars 420
Kevin meets Columba, Comgall and Canice at the hill of Uisnech 421
Death of Kevin 421
Writings attributed to Kevin 422

II.--RUINS AT GLENDALOUGH 422
The Cathedral 423
St. Kevin's Kitchen 423
Our Lady's Church 424
Trinity Church 424
Kevin's Yew Tree 425

III.--ST. MOLING 425
St. Moling 426
Teach Moling 426
Moling becomes Bishop of Ferns 427
Remission of the Cow-Tax 428
Writings attributed to St. Moling 429
Glendalough ravaged by the Danes 429
"Gilla-na-naomh Laighen" 430

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Insula Sanctorum et Doctorum; Or, Ireland's Ancient Schools and ScholarsChapter XVIII: The School of Glendalough

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