Religio Scotica : its nature as traceable in Scotic saintly tradition / by Robert Craig Maclagan.

  • Maclagan, Robert Craig, 1839-1919.
Date:
1909
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Credit: Religio Scotica : its nature as traceable in Scotic saintly tradition / by Robert Craig Maclagan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    change to a more direct address to the Unmanifested, and Male, conception of the Deity, whde the puzzling name ‘ Cothraige ’ ascribed to him, meaning “ serving four,” cannot have applied primarily to the four provinces of Ireland, so much as to the IHVH, the four Kabalistic letters explaining the attributes of the Deity, and which appear as four precious possessions carried to Ireland from Britain by the people of God, the Tuatha De, specially connected with the moon goddess. To put the reasons which have led to these conclusions before the reader, is the cause of the writing of this book. The writer is no professor of style, and regrets the crudity of his form and admits his medical diagnostic inquisitiveness, but claims the courage of his opinions, unorthodox and gross as they may be considered.