The Voyage of Saint Brendan: In a Modern English Version by Simon Webb

Nonfiction, History, Ireland, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Literature, Biography & Memoir, Religious
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Author: Simon Webb ISBN: 1230000284858
Publisher: The Langley Press Publication: December 10, 2014
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Simon Webb
ISBN: 1230000284858
Publisher: The Langley Press
Publication: December 10, 2014
Imprint:
Language: English

'After eight days they came within view of an island which was very rugged and rocky, and covered over with slag. There were no trees or other plants, but the island was full of blacksmiths’ forges. Brendan said to his brothers, ‘I have a bad feeling about this island. I have no wish to go ashore, or even approach it, but the wind is driving us directly towards it, as if we are supposed to go there...’'

The Voyage of St Brendan, first written down over a thousand years ago, recounts the strange adventures of a sixth-century abbot and his crew of monks, as they wander the oceans for seven years in their sturdy leather boat.

This edition also contains translated extracts from biographies of Brendan written in Latin and Irish, an introduction and suggestions for further reading.

(Not to be confused with The Voyage of St Brendan by William Caxton, also published by the Langley Press.)   

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'After eight days they came within view of an island which was very rugged and rocky, and covered over with slag. There were no trees or other plants, but the island was full of blacksmiths’ forges. Brendan said to his brothers, ‘I have a bad feeling about this island. I have no wish to go ashore, or even approach it, but the wind is driving us directly towards it, as if we are supposed to go there...’'

The Voyage of St Brendan, first written down over a thousand years ago, recounts the strange adventures of a sixth-century abbot and his crew of monks, as they wander the oceans for seven years in their sturdy leather boat.

This edition also contains translated extracts from biographies of Brendan written in Latin and Irish, an introduction and suggestions for further reading.

(Not to be confused with The Voyage of St Brendan by William Caxton, also published by the Langley Press.)   

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