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I'm removing the following reference - "Sabine Baring-Gould believes that Iserninus and Auxilius were Celts. “They would not have been of much use to [Patrick] had they not been fluent speakers of the Celtic language, and we may assume that they were Celts, either from Armorica, Cornwall, or Wales.” - because it implies there was a single Celtic language. There were many, not all of which were mutally intelligible. English, Dutch, and German all belong to the same language family, but are not all mutually intelligible.
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I'm removing the following reference - "Sabine Baring-Gould believes that Iserninus and Auxilius were Celts. “They would not have been of much use to [Patrick] had they not been fluent speakers of the Celtic language, and we may assume that they were Celts, either from Armorica, Cornwall, or Wales.” - because it implies there was a single Celtic language. There were many, not all of which were mutally intelligible. English, Dutch, and German all belong to the same language family, but are not all mutually intelligible.
Fergananim (
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15:47, 21 September 2012 (UTC)reply