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• His elected predecessor, Malachias Hibernicus, was never installed.
• Later he catches this spy who names himself Malachias.
• The " Sive animadversiones in Malachias Thrustoni " contains Ent s analysis of Malachi Thruston s theories on respiration.
• For the main role of Father Malachias Wicki cast the stage actor Horst Bollmann, who had never played in a film.
• An encounter with Welgampola Malachias Perera, better known as Malathias Master, led to Fernando joining the musician's orchestra as a mouth organ and mandolin player.
• Upon the death of Malachias O'Queely, he was appointed Archbishop of Tuam by the Supreme Council of the Catholic Confederation of Ireland on 11 March 1647.
• At the house of Gelo? it is revealed that Malachias is a girl named Marya who is taking a message to Josua from his niece, the princess Miriamele.
• While travelling towards the house of Gelo? a witch who knew Ookequk and Morgenes, they save Malachias and a young girl, Leleth, from a pack of hounds.
• A metropolitan Malachias is attested in April 1329, but following the town's conquest by the Ottoman Turks later in the century the see fell vacant and was abandoned.
• The novel was the basis for the German film " Das Wunder des Malachias " a 1961 black-and-white film directed by Bernhard Wicki and starring Horst Bollmann.
• Irish people who made Britain their home in the later medieval era included Aoife MacMurrough, Princess of Leinster ( 1145 88 ), the poet Muireadhach Albanach ( fl . 1213 ), the lawyer William of Drogheada ( died 1245 ), M醗l Muire ?Lacht醝n ( died 1249 ), Malachias Hibernicus ( fl . 1279 1300 ), Gilbert ?Tigernaig ( died 1323 ), Diarmait MacCairbre ( executed 1490 ) and Germyn Lynch ( fl . 1441 1483 ), all of whom made successful lives in Britain.
• Given the Confraternity's completion of the Old Testament in 1969, and the NAB's introduction in 1970, there has never been a release of a complete Confraternity Bible ( that is, with both Old and New Testaments ) featuring all of the Confraternity's translations from 1941 to 1969 . The most complete editions include the Confraternity's 1941 New Testament and those portions of the Old Testament that had been translated by 1961, namely the first eight books-the Octateuch-Genesis through Ruth, the seven Sapiential ( Wisdom ) Books-Job-Sirach, and the eighteen Prophetic Books, Isaias through Malachias.