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Oengus, Saint

Irish saint

also called Oengus the Culdee

born 9th century, near Clonenagh, Ireland; feast day March 11

monk who was the author of the Félire, the first known Irish martyrology and calendar. He was associated with a movement that aimed at the reform of Irish monasticism. The reformed monks called themselves Culdees—i.e., Companions of God. What little is known about Oengus is mainly derived from a poem in a manuscript of Félire, which he composed c. 800. He was a monk at Clonenagh, County Leix, then became a pupil of the prominent monastic reformer Máelrúain of Tallaght, near Dublin. Later, Oengus founded his own church, Dísert-Oengusa, in County Leix.

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释义	Oengus, Saint Irish saint also called Oengus the Culdee born 9th century, near Clonenagh, Ireland; feast day March 11 monk who was the author of the Félire, the first known Irish martyrology and calendar. He was associated with a movement that aimed at the reform of Irish monasticism. The reformed monks called themselves Culdees—i.e., Companions of God. What little is known about Oengus is mainly derived from a poem in a manuscript of Félire, which he composed c. 800. He was a monk at Clonenagh, County Leix, then became a pupil of the prominent monastic reformer Máelrúain of Tallaght, near Dublin. Later, Oengus founded his own church, Dísert-Oengusa, in County Leix.
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