The Book That Saved a Language When Empires Tried to Kill It
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The Book That Saved a Language When Empires Tried to Kill It
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The Book That Saved a Language When Empires Tried to Kill It
This episode explores the life of Aodh Mac Aingil, a scholar whose actions ensured the survival of the Irish language against overwhelming odds. It delves into the extraordinary measures taken when a person's homeland can no longer protect what they cherish.
Person: Aodh Mac Aingil (Mac Aingil, Hugo Magnesius)
Date: 1597
Location: County Down, Rome, Salamanca, Leuven
Event: Nine Years' War
- Aodh Mac Aingil, born in County Down, was a tutor in Hugh O'Neill's household during the Nine Years' War.
- He trained in bardic schools, ancient institutions of memorization, poetry, and genealogy that were under pressure from English administration.
- Mac Aingil was sent to Spain by Hugh O'Neill to seek military assistance, a mission that ultimately failed.
- After the Flight of the Earls in 1607, he established the Irish Franciscan College of Saint Anthony of Padua in Leuven, Spanish Netherlands.
- The college became a scriptorium, where scholars collected and copied Irish manuscripts, producing texts in a language without institutional support.
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