XLIII. HOW CIARAN SENT A CLOAK TO SENAN (LA, VG)

The "Cloak of Senan" must have been an actual relic preserved on Inis

Cathaig; tradition said that it had been floated on the river to the

saint of the island, though there were various opinions as to which

saint had done the miracle; it is attributed to Brigit daughter of Cu

Cathrach (LL, 2399) and to Diarmait (CS, 753). For parallels to the

automatic transfer of objects by water, see Plummer, VSH, i, p.

clxxxvi, note 2.

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