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The credal statements of St Patrick as contained in the fourth chapter of his Confession: A study of their sources. By Canon John E. L. Oulton. Pp. 36. Dublin, 1940. 2s. 6d.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 July 2016

John F. O’Doherty
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Irish Historical Studies , Volume 5 , Issue 17 , March 1946 , pp. 115
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1 In St Patrick, A.D. 180 (London, 1931), pp. 29–44.

2 Already noted in 1894 in Kattenbusch, , Das apostolische Symbol, 2. 212 f.Google Scholar Cf.MacCaffrey, , ‘Forms of the creed in the Irish church’, in Ir, Theol, Quart., 6 (1911). 358–70;Google Scholar and Hamilton, G.F, St Patrick and his age (Dublin, 1932), pp. 23–6.Google Scholar

3 His argumentation is in no degree weakened by his unacceptable assumption (p. 10) that a formal Credo must contain a statement of all the articles of faith.

4 In The date of St Patrick (2nd revised ed., 1932).