X. HOW CIARAN WAS DELIVERED FROM ROBBERS

6. At another time there came robbers to him when he was feeding the

herds of his parents, wishing to slay him, so that they might the more

easily reave what they would. But God had regard to their attempt from

on high, and so multiplied infirmities upon them that they turned in

haste to God. For they were smitten with blindness, nor could they

move hand or foot, till they wrought repentance, and were loosed by

the merit of Saint Keranus: recovering the light of their eyes and the

vigour of their other members.

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