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In one of her miracles, St Brigit makes an infant speak in order to find our who his father is. The present investigation aims at finding a source for the story in an anecdote told by Gregory of Tours (6th century), and adduces a number of Christian (and one Quoranic) parallels from Ireland, from the Continent, and from the Orient. The kernel turns out to be a citation from the Psalter. Results may provide arguments for further discussion of (e.g.) philological and historical problems, such as the dating of Brigit’s or Ailbhe’s Lives or the influences from abroad on early Irish monasticism.

Ex ore infantium: Hintergrund und Quelle eines Brigittenwunders