CHAPTER CXLV.

_Of a Woman who was raised from Death._

And Ethra, the wife of a noble man named Euchadius, lay dead; and he,

carrying her body placed on a bier, met Saint Patrick near a certain

ford in Connactia. And with many prayers he besought the saint that he

would recall her to life; and promised that he and all his people would

then believe in the Christ whom he preached. And the saint delayed

not, but revived the dead woman, and baptized her husband, who at so

wonderful a miracle thoroughly believed. And from the revived woman is

it called unto this day the Ford of Ethna; and the fluid element

affording a passage unto all travellers, showeth the merit of her

reviver. And often the saint visited Connactia and Momonia, working

miracles in each; and in each he dwelled for the space of seven years.

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