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The Martyrology of Gorman, edited by Whitley Stokes, is a significant historical text providing invaluable insights into the lives and commemorations of Irish saints. Originally compiled by Marianus Gorman, abbot of Knock in the 12th century, this martyrology offers a detailed record of saints venerated in Ireland, along with corresponding feast days and brief biographical notes. This edition, meticulously edited and translated by Stokes, makes this important work accessible to scholars and enthusiasts interested in Irish history, religious studies, and hagiography.
Stokes's scholarly annotations and extensive indices enhance the text's utility, offering a comprehensive understanding of the historical context and significance of each entry. "The Martyrology of Gorman" remains an essential resource for anyone seeking to explore the rich spiritual heritage of Ireland and its enduring legacy of faith.
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