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Mac Nisse, an
early Irish matronymic meaning "son of Ness", may
refer to:
Mac Nisse of Connor,
founding saint of Connor, Co.
Antrim (d. 514)
Mac Nisse...
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Irish Biography,
October 2009 St.
Angus MacNisse -
Saints &
Angels -
Catholic Online Duffy, Patrick. "Sep 4 – St
Mac Nissi (died c. 514) monk and bishop"...
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later rulers of Alba and of Scotland,
traced their descent from
Fergus Mór
mac Eirc, and even in the 16th century,
James VI of
Scotland called himself the...
- king of Sus**** (approximate date) Jayavarman, king of
Funan (Cambodia)
Mac Nisse,
bishop of
Connor "List of
Rulers of Korea". www.metmuseum.org. Retrieved...
- 511
Bishop of
Pavia Flavian 512
Genevieve 422 512
Angus MacNisse (Macanisius) 514
Bishop of
Connor Godardus 514
Bishop of Rouen...
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taken as examples. The
Senchus states that
Fergus Mór was also
known as
Mac Nisse Mór.
These sources probably date from the 10th and 11th centuries, respectively...
- than that of any of his predecessors, with the
possible exception of
Mac Nisse, the
third abbot."
Events which occurred during his term
included the...
- 350)
Saint Ambrose,
Bishop of Sens in
France (c. 455)
Saint Macanisius (
Mac Nisse of Connor), the
founder and
first bishop-abbot of
Connor (514)
Saint Aux****...
- king of Sus**** (approximate date) Jayavarman, king of
Funan (Cambodia)
Mac Nisse,
bishop of
Connor 515 Ariadne,
Byzantine empress Euphemius, patriarch...
- (County Antrim). In the Life of
Mac Nise in the
Codex Salmanticensis, the
young Colman is
saved from
death by
Bishop Mac Nisse of Connor, and
instructed in...
