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Question: Don’t forget St. Patrick’s Day is only 2 days away… so in the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day – Where was Saint Patrick born?
385
Ireland
Saint Patrick was born in Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
@emilydunlay http://www.twitter.com/emilydunlay
– he was born in Scotland
Bannavem Taberniae, Britain.
He was born in Bannavem Taberniae (Roman Britain).
Patrick, St (c.389–c.461). Patron saint of Ireland, born in Britain.
Britain! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
born in Britain
Britain! Thanks!
Britain!
his birth place is said to be in either Scotland or Roman England
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
Saint Patrick was born in Roman Britain at Banna Venta Berniae.
Bannavem Taburniae, Britain
He was born in “Roman Britain.”
Britain
Bannavem Taberniae, Britannia
oh, I’ve found so many different answers! Is there a correct one? I guess I’ll say Scotland
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Bannavem Taberniae in Britain!
born in Roman Britain, either Scotland or Wales
He was born in Bannavem Taberniae (Britain)
Saint Patrick was born in Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
Bannavem Taburniae, Britain
Bannavem Taberniae, Britain
I had always thought he was British, and according to some historical websites, his place of birth is unknown, and could be Scotland, Wales or England, so I will play it safe and say he was born in Great Britain.
scottland or roman britain no one knows for sure
Patrick was born around 385 in Scotland, probably Kilpatrick
he was born in kilpatrick near dumbarton scotland
St. Patrick
was born circa 385 in Bannavem Taberniae, Britannia (now the United Kingdom).
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My guess is Great Britain
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
Apostle of Ireland, born at Kilpatrick, near Dumbarton, in Scotland.
he was born bannavem taberniae, britannia
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
Scotland
Saint Patrick was born in Britain.
the UK-was Bannavem Taberniae, Britannia
was born circa 385 in Bannavem Taberniae, Britannia (now the United Kingdom)
Saint Patrick was born in Bannavem Taberniae in Britain!
Bannavem Taberniae, Britannia
Bannavem Taberniae, Britain (now United Kingdom)
I’ll say either Scotland or Wales.
Britain
Is there a right answer? Im going to go with Great Britain!
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Happy St. Patty’s day to all. Drink alot of green beer and eat a lot of cookies! Cant wait till my bf’s birthday in April. I ordered him a man tin like 2 months ago to be delivered in April. lol
Re: above I think i Ordered it more for myself. HEY! Sharing is caring!
Britannia
(Kilpatrick) Scotland
Nobody really knows so I’ll say
Bannavem Taberniae, Britannia (now the United Kingdom)
Bannavem!
Bannavem Taberniae, Britannia
He was born in Bannavem Taberniae, Britannia . St Patricks day celebrates the day of his death.
Saint Patrick was born in Bannavem Taberniae Britan!
Banna Vemta Burniae
Bannavem Taberniae, Britannia (now the United Kingdom)
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain (UK)
Britain
St. Patrick was born in Roman Britain at Banna Venta Berniae
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
An exact birthplace for Saint Patrick (born Maewyn Succat)is unknown. It is believed that he was born in either Southern Scotland or Wales.
I say Great Britain!
He was born in Britain!
Britain
Britain 😀
Scotland or Roman England it’s up for debate
Britain
Roman England
Scotland
St. Patrick was born in Roman Britain at Banna Venta Berniae.
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
He was born in Bannavem Taberniae, Britain
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
Bannavem Taberniae, Britannia
Bannavem Taberniae, Britain
Bannavem Taberniae, Britain
Roman Britain at Banna Venta Berniae
Roman Britain at Bannavem Taberniae.
Roman Britain was the part of the island of Great Britain controlled by the Roman Empire between AD 43 and about 410.
Britain
Britain
Roman Britain at Banna Venta Berniae
Roman Britain at Bannavem Taberniae
He was born in Ireland.
IRELAND
Patrick was born in Roman Britain at Banna Venta Berniae.
He was born in Bannavem Taberniae, Britain
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
Britain
Bannavem Taberniae, Britannia
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
Scotland
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
There is disagreement over exactly where Patrick was born but the consensus seems to be that he was born at Kilpatrick, near Dumbarton, in Scotland, in the year 387.
Other sources say he was born in Wales.
So we really dont know his exact birthdate.
Bannavem Taberniae, Britannia
Scotland
Patrick was born in Roman Britain at Banna Venta Berniae, although some cite Bannavem Taberniae in Britain. (Same place, slightly different name.) Most don’t point to Scotland at his birthplace, and certainly he was not born in Ireland. Historians seem to agree he was enslaved at 16 and taken to Ireland where he… Oh, sorry, more info that you asked for. 🙂
We are not positive where Patrick was born we think it was in Roman Britain.
Roman Britain
Bannavem Taberniae in Britain
He says he was born in Bannavem Taberniae but there is no official placing of that place in Britain but lots of different ideas of where it may be which are usually Celtic areas like Scotland or Wales. For some reason Jocks and Taffs seem to think that Celts were the origional people in Britain even though they came from Europe and settled in Britain. We had the Beaker people before the Celts. I think Bannavem Taberniae is in Somerset and what is now known as Banwell, five miles east of Weston-super-Mare.A settlement of late Roman date is known in the area. The archaeology of the region, which was highly Romanised, suggests Somerset was a plausible location for Patrick’s family estate – unlike some of the remoter locations suggested – while placename evidence supports a Somerset location directly. The funny thing is that St Patricks day has got so big because of the US, it is not that big of a deal in the Irish homeland but what is ironic is that they have created a day that celerbrates what is most likely a person from England.