Anhang.
In diesem Anhang sind aus der lateinischen Vita auctore Jocelino Monacho de Furnesio (Act. Sanct. Mart. tom. II, pag. 541 sequ.), sowie aus der irischen Vita im Leb. Brecc diejenigen Stellen mitgetheilt, die mir für das Verständniss des Hymnus von Nutzen zu sein schienen.
Zu V. 2–6:
Joc. cap. II, 10. …Cum enim ipse puer illustris tria lustra perlustrasset sextum decimum attingeus annum, cum aliis pluribus compatriotis, piratis fines illos depraedantibus rapitur, captivatur, et in Hiberniam ducitur: cuidam deinde regulo paganissimo, Milchoni nomine, in Aquilonali parte ejusdem insulae principanti, in servitutem venditur…
…orabat aliquanto tempore penitus jejunus, quandoque herbarum radicibus seu levissimis cibis se sustentans, membra sua, quae erant super terram, mortificabat…
Leb. Br. p. 25b: Is he seo din tuirthiud tidechta Patraic docum n‑Erenn: secht maic Sechtmaid i. secht maic rig Bretan, batar for longais, do ronsat orcuin i tír m‑Bretan, ocus batar Ulaid immalle friu, co tucsat Patraic leo hi m‑broit dochumm n-Erenn, ocus a di siair, i. Tigris ocus Lupait, conus rensat Patraic fria Míliucc mac h. Buain, i. fri rig Dalaraide, ocus fria thriar m‑bhrathar, ocus rensat a di ṡiair i Conaille Múirthemni, ocus nimafitir doib, ocus ni con fitir nech díb cia tír in ro reccad aroile. Do ḟognad tra Patraic don rig ocus dia triur brathar, conid aire sin tuccad fair inn ainm is Cothraige, i. mog cethrair. Batar di IV hanmand fair i. Succait a ainm o thustigib (leg. thustidib); Cotraige dia ṁboi oc fognum don cethrur. Magonius (gl. i. magis agens) a ainm ic German; Patricius (gl. i. pater civium, i. athair na catharda) a ainm ic comorba Petair (gl. i. Celis.).
Ueber die Namen des Patricius theilt Stokes Remarks² p. 36 Anm. Folgendes mit: „In the Tripartite Life, Rawl. B. 512, fo. 6b. 2, we find: Cethrar immurro ro cendaig seora . óin dib side Miliuc . is dó sein arróet som in ainm is Cotraigi iarsindi foruigenai do cethartreb . ro techt dana ceithir anmand fair i. Sucait a ainm o tustidib . Cothraigi dia m‑bai ic fognam do cethrur. Magonius a Germano . Patricius, id est primus (?) civium, a papa Celestino. Now four persons bought him: one of them was Miliuc. From him Patrick received the name Cothraige, because he served four houses. So he had four names, to wit, Sucait his name from his parents: Cothraige while he was serving four persons: Magonius [cf. Skr. Magharan] from [his teacher] Ger-
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