FOR THE BITE OF A MAD DOG.

An oration which Colum-Cille set to a wound full of poison—“Arise, O

Carmac, O Clunane, through Christ be thou healed. By the hand of Christ

he thou healed in blood, in marrow, and in bone. AMEN.”

This oration to be pronounced over a man or a woman, a horse or a cow,

but never over a hog or a dog. The wound to be rubbed with butter

during the oration.

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