CHAPTER CVII.

_Saint Patrick prophesieth of the two Brothers._

But what the saint at the revelation of the Spirit foretold of the two

brothers should not be passed over in silence. For to the elder, who

had preferred Mammon and gold before his prayers, he predicted that he

and his seed should in a little time lose the possession of their

inheritance; and to the younger, for the devotion of his soul toward

him, predicted he many good things--that he should in that land be the

coadjutor of kings, and that of his race the holiest priests of the

Lord should be born. And none of those things which the saint foretold

in anywise failed in the event.

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