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Excerpt from The Episcopal Succession in England Scotland and Ireland, Vol. 2: A. D. 1400 to 1875, With Appointment to Monastries and Extracts From Consistorial Acts, Taken From Ms. In Public and Private Libraries in Rome, Florence, Bologna, Ravenna and Paris
It is said that Mac Gibbon, on his arrival in Ireland, committed an outrage on the protestant occupant of his see. The affair is thus recorded by the Loftus ms. In Marsh's library, Dublin: 1567. This year com plaint was made to ye State at Dublin, how Morris Reiagh (or m'gibbon), an Irishman, having lately been at Rome, and there consecrated by y8 Pope's Bull Arch B? Of Cashel, arrived in Ireland and made challenge to ye same See, wch being denied unto him by ye Arch BP wch was there placed by his (sic) Majesty, ye said pretended Bp suddenly with an Irish skayne wounded ye bi) and put him in danger of his life.
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