Maelruan, under whom Oengus lived, drew up a rule for the Culdees of Tallaght that prescribed their prayers, fasts, devotions, confession and penances, but we have no evidence that this rule was widely accepted even in the other Culdean establishments.
32.
The 17th-century scholar Michael O'Clery made a copy of the " Martyrology of Tallaght ", and headed it " Here begins the Martyrology of Oengus mac Oibleain and Mael Ruain ", but he did not give a source for this statement.
33.
In the mid-eighth century a monastery was established by the Pictish king Oengus I, traditionally associated with the relics of Saint Andrew, a number of bones supposed to be the saints's arm, kneecap, three fingers and a tooth believed to have been brought to the town by St Regulus.
34.
However, after the British push back two assaults and expect the third to finish them off, Cuhlwch and Irish king Oengus mac Airen arrive with fresh troops and Merlin, who uses the dead body of a killed prince riding into battle to terrify the Saxons ( who believe a ghoul is attacking them ).
35.
However, P�draig ?Riain of University College, Cork, a leading authority, has argued that the " Martyrology of Tallaght " and the " Martyrology of Oengus " date from about 830 . ?Riain has shown that the general sections of the " Martyrology of Tallaght " are based on a Northumbrian copy of the " Martyrologium Hieronymianum ".
36.
In the " " Martyrology of Oengus the culdee " ", ( 9th century register of saints and their feast days ), it is stated & " " Of Gobban, i . e . of cell Lamraide in Hui Cathrenn in the west of ossory, i . e . a thousand monks it had, as experts say . angelic wall, i . e . angels founded the wall of his church for him.
37.
James and John; Circumcision; Epiphany; St . Peter's Chair; St . Mary; the Assumption ( this and St . Peter's Chair are given in the Martyrology of Oengus on 18 Jan ., evidently its place here ); five for Lent; " In symboli traditione "; Maundy Thursday; Easter Eve and Day; two Paschal Masses; Invention of the Cross; Litany days; Ascension; Pentecost ( called " in Quinquaginsimo " ); St . John Baptist; " in S . Johannis passione "; Sts.
