Articles - Jørgensen, Jørgen
Højgaard, Hagiography and
the Icelandic bishop sagas, 1-16
- Zettel, Patrick H., Saints' lives
in Old English: Latin manuscripts and vernacular accounts:
Aelfric, 17-37
- Cross, J.E., Saints' lives
in Old English: Latin manuscripts and vernacular accounts: The Old
English Martyrology, 38-62
- Wood, Ian, The Vita
Columbani and Merovingian hagiography, 63-80
- Sharpe,
Richard, Vitae
S. Brigitae: the oldest texts, 81-106
- McCone, Kim, Brigit in the
seventh century: a saint with three lives?, 107-45
- Ó Riain, Pádraig, Towards a
methodology in early Irish hagiography, 146-59
- Picard, J.M., The purpose of
Adomnán's Vita Columbae, 160-77
- Ní
Dhonnchadha, Máirín, The guarantor
list of Cáin Adomnáin, 697, 178-215
- Picard, J.M., The
Schaffhausen Adomnán - a unique witness to Hiberno-Latin,
216-49
- Connolly, Seán, Verbal usage
in Vita Prima Brigitae and Bethu Brigte, 268-72
- Herren, Michael, Insular Latin
c(h)araxare (craxare) and its derivatives, 273-80
- Ó Cróinín, Dáibhí, Mo-Sinnu moccu
Min and the computus of Bangor, 281-95
- Doherty, Charles, Some aspects of hagiography as a source for
Irish economic history, 300-28
- MacDonald, A.D.S., Notes on terminology in the Annals of Ulster,
650-1050, 329-33
Notes - Byrne, Francis John, Onomastica 1:
An Srádbhaile `Dundalk', 159
- Ó
Cróinín, Dáibhí, Hiberno-Latin
calcenterus, 296-97
- Vries-Edel, D.R. de, Notes: Máeláin muilchi, 297-98
- Ahlqvist, Anders, A Line in Líadan and Cuirithir, 334
Reviews - Page, R. I., A tale of two
cities (A. P. Smyth, Scandinavian York and Dublin: the history and
archaeology of two related Viking kingdoms. 2
vols. Dublin:Templekieran Press. 1975-79. 166pp; x+361pp), 335-51
- Ó Cróinín, Dáibhí, Pride and
prejudice (The Durham Gospels (Durham, Cathedral Library, MS
A. II. 17), Early English Manuscripts in Facsimile 20. Edited by
Christopher D. Verey, T. Julian Brown, and Elizabeth Coatsworth, with
an appendix by Roger Powerll. 111pp+238 collotype pp + 4 colour
plates. Copenhagen: Rosenkilde and Bagger. 1980.), 352-62
- Sharpe Richard, The Patrician documents (The Patrician texts in
the Book of Armagh. Edited with introduction, translation and
commentary by Ludwig Bieler with a contribution by Fergus
Kelly. Scriptores Latini Hiberniae 10. Dublin: Dublin Institute for
Advanced Studies. 1979. viii+288pp. IEP15), 363-69
- Nicholls,
K. W., Anglo-French Ireland and afterwards (Robin Frame, Colonial
Ireland, 1169-1369. Dublin: Helicon 1981; Art Cosgrove, Late
medieval Ireland, 1370-1571. Dublin: Helicon 1981; T. E. McNeill,
Anglo-Norman Ulster: the history and archaeology of an Irish
barony, 1177-1400. Edinburgh: John Donald 1980), 370-403
- Ó Cróinín, Dáibhí, Insular
Latin studies (Michael Herren (ed), Insular Latin studies: papers
on Latin texts and manuscripts of the British Isles:
550-1066. Toronto: Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies,
Papers in Medieval Studies I. xiv+226pp. GBP15.), 404-09
- Ó Corráin, Donnchadh, Bibliographica
(International medieval bibliography: 1980. Edited by Richard
J. Walsh, directed by P. H. Sawyer. Leeds: University of Leeds. GBP45
(hardback), GBP39 (paperback); Irish historiography,
1970-79. Edited by Joseph Lee. Cork: Cork University Press for the
Irish Committee of Historical Sciences. IEP12.00), 409-11.
Obituary - Keen, Maurice, Obituary: Denis Bethell,
412-14
Table of
Contents
Articles
- Brunner, Karl, Auf den Spuren
verlorener Traditionen, 1-22
-
Dumville, David N., Some aspects of
annalistic writing at Canterbury in the eleventh and twelfth
centuries, 23-57
- Daly, Kathleen, Some
seigneurial archives and chronicles in fifteenth-century France,
59-73
- Ó Cróinín, Dáibhí, Early Irish
annals from Easter tables: a case restated, 74-86
- Nicholls, K.W., Fragments of
Irish annals, 87-102
- Moisl, Hermann, The Bernician
royal dynasty and the Irish in the seventh century, 103-26
- Ó Riain-Raedel, Dagmar, Twelfth- and
thirteenth-century Irish annals in Vienna, 127-36
- Sharpe, R., Were the Irish
annals known to a twelfth-century Northumbrian writer? 137-39
- Orton, P.R., King Alfred's
prose Preface to the Old English Pastoral Care, 140-8
- Keen, M.H., Chivalry and
courtly love [Denis Bethell Memorial Lecture I], 149-69
- Holtz, Louis, Les
grammairiens hiberno-latins étaient-ils des Anglo-Saxons?,
170-84
- Rittmueller, Jean, The Gospel
commentary of Máel Brigte ua Máeluanaig and its
Hiberno-Latin background, 185-214
- Wasserstein, David, Semitica
Hiberno-Latina, 215-24
- Baumgarten, Rolf, A
Hiberno-Isidorean etymology, 225-28
- Ó Cróinín, Dáibhí, The Irish
provenance of Bede's computus, 229-47
- Dumville, David N., Motes and
beams: two Insular computistical manuscripts, 248-56
- Ó Cróinín, Dáibhí, Sticks and
stones - a reply, 257-60
- McNeill, T.E., The
Premonstratensian houses of Carrickfergus, White Abbey and
Woodburn, 265-6
- Nicholls, K.W., A charter of
John, lord of Ireland, in favour of Matthew Ua Hénni,
archbishop of Cashel, 267-76
- Wamers, Egon, Some
ecclesiastical and secular Insular metalwork found in Norwegian Viking
graves, 277-306
Notes - Ó Cróinín,
Dáibhí, A fragment of Irish annals, 58
- Ahlqvist, Anders, Un tour syntaxique hiberno-latin, 214
- Byrne, F.J., Monastica et
onomastica; *Dechrae, Mag nDechrad, 261-4
Reviews
- Ó Cróinín, Dáibhí,
Donatus. Finit Amen (Donat et la tradition de l'enseignement
grammatical: Étude sur l'Ars Donati et sa diffusion (IVe
-IXe siècle) et édition critique. Documents,
Études et répertoires publiés par l'Institut de
recherche et d'histoire des textes. Paris 1982. 772pp. 8
plates. FRF600.) 307-311
- Herren, Michael, Insular grammarians (Vivien Law, The Insular
Latin Grammarians (Studies in Celtic History 3). Woodbridge:
Boydell Press. xiv+131pp. GBP15.00.) 312-16
Table of
Contents
Articles
- Hillgarth, J.N., Ireland and
Spain in the seventh century, 1-16
- Ó
Cróinín, Dáibhí, Rath Melsigi,
Willibrord and the earliest Echternach manuscripts, 17-42
- Fanning, Thomas, Appendix: some
field monuments in the townlands of Clonmelsh and Garryhundon,
Co. Carlow, 43-49
- Picard, Jean-Michel, .Bede,
Adomnán and the writing of history, 50-70
- McClure,
Judith, Bede and the
life of Ceolfrid, 71-84
- James, Edward, Bede and the
tonsure question, 85-98
- Richter, Michael, Bede's Angli:
Angles or English? 99-114
- Ní Chatháin, Próinséas, Bede's
Ecclesiastical History in Irish, 115-130
- Campbell, James, Some
twelfth-century views of the Anglo-Saxon past [Denis Bethell
Memorial Lecture II], 131-150
- McManus, Damian, Linguarum
diversitas: Latin and the vernaculars in early medieval Britain,
151-188
- Baumgarten, Rolf, The
geographical orientation of Ireland in Isidore and Orosius,
189-203
- Breen, Aidan, Some
seventh-century Hiberno-Latin texts and their relationships,
204-214
- Rittmueller, Jean, Afterword: the
Gospel of Máel Brigte, 215-18
- Wasserstein, David,
Semitica
Hiberno-Latina III: Symon Symeonis on the Sultan's slaves in Old
Cairo, 219-21
- Harrison, Kenneth, A letter from
Rome to the Irish clergy, AD 640, 222-29
- Sharpe, Richard, Some problems
concerning the organization of the church in early medieval
Ireland, 230-70
- MacDonald, A.D.S., Aspects of the
monastery and monastic life in Adomnán's Life of Columba,
271-302
- Doherty, Charles, The basilica
in early Ireland, 303-15
- Byrne, Francis John, A note on Trim
and Sletty, 316-19
- Ó Riain, Pádraig, Samson alias
San(c)tán?, 320-23
- Manning, Conleth, St Buite,
Mellifont and Toberboice, 324-5
- Candon, Anthony, Ráith
Bressail: a suggested identification, 326-9
- Nicholls,
K.W., Towards a new
Monasticon Hibernicum I, 330-33
- Ryan, Michael; Raghnall
Ó Floinn; Nicholas Lowick; Michael Kenny; Peter Cazalet, Six silver
finds of the Viking period from the vicinity of Lough Ennell,
Co. Westmeath, 334-81
- Ó Corráin, Donnchadh; Liam Breatnach; Aidan Breen,
The
laws of the Irish, 382-438
- Breatnach, Liam, Canon law and
secular law in early Ireland: the significance of Bretha Nemed,
439-59
- De Pontfarcy, Yolande, Le Tractatus
de Purgatorio Sancti Patricii de H. Saltrey: sa date et ses
sources, 460-80
- Brand, Paul A., King, church
and property: The enforcement of restrictions on alienations into
mortmain in the Lordship of Ireland in the later middle ages,
481-502
- Haren, Michael J., Friars as
confessors: the canonist background to the fourteenth-century
controversy, 503-516
- Wright, Glenn T., James
F. Kenney (1884-1946), 517-34
Reviews
- Nicholls, K.W., The land of the Leinstermen (Alfred P. Smith,
Celtic Leinster: towards an historical geography of early Irish
civilization, A. D. 500-1600. Dublin: Irish Academic Press,
1982. IEP20 ISBN 0 7165 0097 3.), 535-58
- Davies, Wendy; David Tierney, Nouvelle Clio? (T.W. Moody,
F.X. Martin, F.J. Byrne (ed), A chronology of Irish history to
1976: a companion to Irish history 1. A new history of Ireland
8. Oxford: Oxford University Press 1982. xii+591pp. GBP45.00.)
559-66
- Ó Riain, Pádraig, The medieval Welsh
(W. Davies, Wales in the early middle ages. Studies in the
Early History of Britain. Leicester: Leicester University Press
1982. xiv+263pp. GBP22.00.) 567-69
- Sharpe, R., Alfred for all
(Simon Keynes, Michael Lapidge, Alfred the Great: Asser's `Life of
King Alfred' and other contemporary sources, translated with an
introduction and notes. Harmondsworth: Penguin Books 1983.
368pp. GBP2.95. ISBN 0 14044 409 2.) 570-72
- Howlett, D.R.,
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (Simon Taylor (ed), The Anglo-Saxon
Chronicle: a collaborative edition, Volume 4: MS B; a
semi-diplomatic edition with introduction and indices. Cambridge:
D.S. Brewer, 1983. cxi+75pp. GBP19.50. ISBN 0 85991 104 7.) 573-75
- John, Eric, Anglo-Saxon sanctity (D.W. Rollason, The Mildrith
legend. Studies in the Early History of Britain. Leicester:
Leicester University Press 1982. xii+171pp. GBP22.00.) 576-78
- Nicholls, K.W., Medieval Anglo-Ireland (James Lydon (ed),
England and Ireland in the later middle ages: essays in honour of
Jocelyn Otway-Ruthven. Dublin: Irish Academic Press
1981. IEP17.50. ISBN 0 71650 070. G.O. Sayles, Scripta
diversa. London: The Hambledon Press 1982. GBP22.00. ISBN 0 907628
125.) 579-84
- Ó Cróinín, Dáibhí;
M.A.G. Ó Tuathaigh, Festschrift Breatnach (Pádraig de
Brún, Seán Ó Coileáin, Pádraig
Ó Riain (ed), Folia Gadelica. Cork: Cork University
Press 1983. xiv+201pp. IEP18.00. ISBN 0 902561 243.) 585-89
- O'Flanagan, Patrick, Landscape of the past (Terence Reeves-Smith,
Fred Hammond (ed), Landscape archaeology in Ireland, Br
Archaeol Rep Int Ser 116. 1983. 390pp. GBP17.00. ISBN 0 860542 165.)
590-92
- Mac Niocaill, Gearóid, Historians present and
past (D. Whitelock, R. McKitterick, D. Dumville (ed), Ireland in
early medieval Europe: studies in memory of Kathleen
Hughes. frontispiece, plates, x+406pp. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press 1982. GBP39.00. ISBN 0 521235 472. John Scott (ed),
The early history of Glastonbury: an edition, translation and study
of William of Malmesbury's De antiquitate Glastonie
ecclesie. vii+224pp. Boydell Press 1981. GBP25.00. ISBN 0 85115 154
X.) 593-94
Obituaries - MacDonald,
Aidan, Obituary: Deirdre Flanagan, 595-96
- Nicholls, K.W.; Pádraig Ó Riain, Obituary: Anne
O'Sullivan, 597-98
Table of
Contents
Articles
- Frendo, David, Sebeos and the
Armenian historiographical tradition in the context of
Byzantine-Iranian relations, 1-20
- Dumville, David N., The West Saxon
genealogical regnal list and the chronology of early Wessex, 21-66
- Picard, Jean-Michel, Structural
patterns in early Hiberno-Latin hagiography, 67-82
- Enright, Michael J., Royal
succession and abbatial prerogative in Adomnán's Vita
Columbae, 83-103
- Lapidge, Michael, Columbanus and
the Antiphonary of Bangor, 104-16
- Cameron, M.I., Aldhelm as
naturalist: a re-examination of some of his Enigmata, 117-33
- Wright, Neil, Imitation of
the poems of Paulinus of Nola in early Anglo-Latin verse, 134-51
- Sharpe, Richard, Latin and Irish
words for `book-satchel', 152-56
- Byrne, Paul, The community
of Clonard from the sixth to the twelfth centuries, 157-73
- McDonald, Aidan, Iona's style
of government: the toponomastic evidence, 174-86
- Nicholls, K.W., The charter of
John, Lord of Ireland, to the Cistercian abbey of Baltinglas,
187-206
- Clayton, Mary, Homiliaries
and preaching in Anglo-Saxon England, 207-42
- Orton, P.R., The battle of
Brunanburh: Constantine's bereavement, 243-50
- Gurevic, Aaron Ya., The west
portal of the church of St Lazaire in Autun: the paradoxes of the
medieval mind, 251-60
- Laing, Lloyd, The
romanization of Ireland in the fifth century, 261-78
- Hamlin, Ann, The
archaeology of the early Irish churches in the eighth century,
279-99
- Hamlin, Ann, Archaeological
survey: Donegal and elsewhere, 300-06
- Baumgarten, Rolf,
The
kinship metaphors in `Bechbretha' and `Coibnes usci thairidne',
307-27
- Richter, Michael, The European
dimension of Irish history in the eleventh and twelfth centuries,
328-45
Reviews
- O'Sullivan, William, Insular calligraphy: current state and
problems (Timothy O'Neill, The Irish hand: scribes and their
manuscripts from the earliest times to the seventeenth century, with
an exemplar of Irish scripts. Introduction by Francis John
Byrne. Dublin: Dolmen Press 1984. IEP17.50. ISBN 0 85105 411 0.),
346-59
- Ganz, David, Codex Laudunensis 468 (John J. Contreni
(ed),Codex Laudunensis 468, a ninth-century guide to Virgil
Sedulius and the liberal arts, Armarium Codicorum Insignium
3. Turnhout: Brepols. 1984.), 360-70
- Fontaine, Jacques, La
question martinienne (Clare Stancliffe, St Martin and his
biographer: history and miracle in Sulpicius Severus. Oxford:
Clarendon Press 1983. xvi+396pp.) 371-77
- Hanson, R.P.C., Germanus and Britain (E.A. Thompson, Saint
Germanus of Auxerre and the end of Roman Britain. Bury St Edmunds:
Boydell Press 1984. GBP19.50.) 377-79
- Kerlouégan, F.,
Gildas (Michael Lapidge, David Dumville (ed), Gildas: new
approaches. Studies in Celtic History 5. Woodbridge: Boydell Press
1984. 244pp.) 380-83
- Frendo, David, Byzantine continuity
(Ekkehard Eichoff, Macht und Sendung: byzantinische
Weltpolitik. Stuttgart: Klett-Cotta 1981.) 383-85
- Richter, Michael, Carolingian studies (U.-R. Blumenthal (ed),
Carolingian essays. Washington D.C. 1983. 249pp. USD25.95.)
385-8
- Contreni-O'Brien, John J., Sedulius on Grammar (Bengt
Löfstedt (ed), Sedulius Scottus: In Donati artem minorem, In
Priscianum, In Eutychem. Grammatici Hibernici Carolini Aevi, pars
III, 2, Corpus Christianorum, Continuatio Mediaevalis, 40 C. Turnhout:
Brepols 1977. xxxvi+154pp.) 387-90
- Ó Corráin,
Donnchadh, Res Celticae (Anne O'Sullivan (ed), The Book of
Leinster 6. Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies 1983.
xv+383pp. IEP30.00. ISBN 0 901282/76/6. Celtica 16. Ed. Brian
Ó Cuív. Dublin: Institute for Advanced Studies
1984. 220pp.) 390-95
- Ó Riain-Raedel, Dagmar, Irland
im Mittelalter (Michael Richter, Irland im
Mittelalter. Stuttgart: W. Kohlhammer 1983. 180pp. ISBN 3 17
007955 7.) 395-96
- O'Brien, A.F., Medieval Anglo-Ireland
(J. Lydon (ed), The English in medieval Ireland: proceedings of the
first joint meeting of the Royal Irish Academy and the British
Academy, Dublin, 1982. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy
1984. 168pp. ISBN 0 901714 31 3.) 396-400
- Buttimer, Cornelius, Later Gaelic Manuscripts (Nessa Ní
Shéaghdha (ed), Catalogue of Irish manuscripts in the
National Library of Ireland, Fasciculus VIII. Dublin: Dublin
Institute for Advanced Studies 1984. iv+98pp. IEP9.00. ISBN 0 901282
79 0.) 400-01
Table of
Contents
Articles
- McCone, Kim, Dubthach maccu
Lugair and a matter of life and death in the pseudo-historical
prologue to the Senchas Már, 1-35
- Breatnach, Liam,
The
ecclesiastical element in the Old-Irish legal tract Cáin
Fhuithirbe, 36-52
- Charles-Edwards, T.M., Críth
Gablach and the law of status, 53-73
- Kelly, Fergus, An Old-Irish text
on court procedure, 74-106
- Pryce, Huw, Early Irish canons
and medieval Welsh law, 107-27
- Ó Cathasaigh,
Tomás, The sister's son
in early Irish literature, 128-60
- Murray, Alexander, The medieval
inquisition: an instrument of secular politics? [Denis Bethell
Memorial Lecture IV], 161-200
- Smyth, Marina, The physical world
in seventh-century Hiberno-Latin texts, 201-34
- Law, Vivien, When is Donatus
not Donatus? Versions, variants and new texts, 235-61
- Lewis, David J.G., A short Latin
Gospel of Nicodemus written in Ireland, 262-75
- Ó
Cróinín, Dáibhí, New light on
Palladius, 276-83
- Stevick, Robert D., The Echternach
Gospels' evangelist-symbol pages: forms from the `two true measures of
geometry', 284-308
- Graham-Campbell, James; Briggs, C.S.,
Some neglected
Viking-age silver hoards from near Athlone and Co Cork, 309-16
- Holm, Poul, The slave trade
of Dublin, ninth to twelfth centuries, 317-45
- O'Brien, A.F., Medieval Youghal:
the development of an Irish seaport trading town, c.1200 to
c.1500, 346-78
- Simms, Katharine, Nomadry in
medieval Ireland: the origins of the creaght or caoraigheacht,
379-91
Notes
- Wright, Neil, Imitation of the poems of Paulinus of Nola in early
Anglo-Latin verse: a postscript, 392-96
- Herren, Michael, The sighting of the host in Táin Bó
Fraích and the Hisperica Famina, 392-99
- Ireland, C.A., Boisil: an Irishman hidden in the works of Bede,
400-03
- Wasserstein, David, Classical mythology in an
eleventh-century Hispano-Muslim geographer, 404-08
- Nicholls, K., Medieval Leinster dynasties and families: three
topographical notes, 409-15
- Candon, Anthony, Belach Conglais and the diocese of Cork, AD 1111,
416-18
Reviews
- Hanson, R. P. C., A new star in the Patrician sky (Elena
Malaspina, Patrizio e l'acculturaziona latina dell'
Irlanda. Collana di Testi Storici 15. Rome: Japadre Editore
l'Aquila, 1984. 370pp. LIT 22000. ISBN 88 7006 036 5. Elena Malaspina,
Gli scritti di san Patrizio: alle origini del cristianesimo
irlandese, Cultura Cristiana Antica: Collana di Testi e Studi
diretta da Vittorino Grossi dell'Augustinianum. Rome: Edizioni Borla,
1985. 199pp. LIT 15000. ISBN 88 263 0648 6.) 419-22
- Herren,
Michael, Celtic-Latin bibliography (Michael Lapidge and Richard
Sharpe, A bibliography of Celtic-Latin literature, 400-1200,
Royal Irish Academy Dictionary of Medieval Latin from Celtic Sources:
Ancillary Publications 1. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy, 1985. xxii +
361pp. IEP30. ISBN 0 901 714 43 7) 422-27
- Picard Jean-Michel,
Donatus Ortigraphus (John Chittenden (ed), Donatus ortigraphus, Ars
grammatica, Corpus Christianorum, Continuatio Medievalis 40D:
Grammatici Hibernici Carolini Aevi, pars 4. Turnhout:
Brepols. 1982. lxii + 264pp.) 427-30
- Stevenson, Jane, The
Antiphonary of Bangor (Michael Curran MSC. The Antiphonary of
Bangor. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. 1984. 272pp. IEP30. ISBN 0
716503 38 7.) 430-37
- Ó Néill. Pádraig
P., The ages of the world (Dáibhí Ó
Cróinín, The Irish Sex aetates mundi. Dublin:
Institute for Advanced Studies. 1983. xi + 188. ISBN 0 901282 75 8.)
437-45
- Ó Cróinín, D., The Irish abroad
(Heinz Löwe (ed), Die Iren und Europa im früheren
Mittelalter, Veröffentlichungen des Europa Zentrums
Tübingen: Kulturwissenschaftliche Reihe. Stuttgart: Klett-Cotta,
1982. xviii + 1083pp, 21 plates, 1 map [in two vols]. DM 268. ISBN 3
12 915470 1.) 445-52
- Remley, Paul, Geoffrey of Monmouth: in
his own words? (The Historia Regum Britannie of Geoffrey of
Monmouth, i: Bern, Burgerbibliothek, MS 568, edited by Neil
Wright. Cambridge: D.S. Brewer, 1985. lxv + 174 pp., 2 plates.
GBP22.50 stg. ISBN 0 85991 211 6, ISSN 0267-2529.) 452-61
- Ó Corráin, Donnchadh, Res Celticae (Whitley Stokes
(ed), Félire Óengusso céli Dé: the
martyrology of Oengus the Culdee, HBS 29. London 1905. Reprinted
with the permission of the Society, Dublin: Institute for Advanced
Studies. 1984. IEP20. ISBN not given; Celtica 17. Ed. Brian
Ó Cuív. Dublin: Institute for Advanced Studies. 188pp.
IEP15. ISBN 0 901282 83 9.) 461-67.
Table of
Contents
Articles - Ó Carragáin,
Éamonn, The Ruthwell
crucifixion poem in its iconographic and liturgical contexts, 1-71
- O'Reilly, Jennifer, Early medieval
text and image: the wounded and exalted Christ, 72-118
- Hollister, C. Warren, William Rufus,
Henry I, and the Anglo-Norman church: difference in style or change in
substance? [Denis Bethell Memorial Lecture V], 119-40
- Picard, Jean-Michel, Eloquentiae
exuberantia: words and forms in Adomnán's Vita Columbae,
141-57
- Orchard, A.P.McD., Some aspects of
seventh-century Hiberno-Latin syntax: a statistical approach,
158-201
- Stevenson, Jane, Bangor and the
Hisperica Famina, 202-16
- McNamara, Martin, The Echternach
and Mac Durnan gospels: some common readings and their
significance, 217-22
- Kerlouégan, François, Un exemple de
metaphora reciproca dans le De excidio Britanniae: Gildas et la `Donat
chrétien', 223-26
- McCarthy, Daniel, Dáibhí Ó
Cróinín, The `lost' Irish
84-year Easter table rediscovered, 227-42
- Ryan, Kathleen, Holes and flaws
in medieval Irish manuscripts, 243-64
-
McNab, Susanne, Styles used in
twelfth-century Irish figure sculpture, 265-97
- Ferreiro, Alberto, Saint Martin of
Braga and Germanic languages: an addendum to recent research,
298-306
- Cosgrove, Art, The Armagh
Registers: an under-explored source for late medieval Ireland,
307-20
Reviews - Bischoff, Bernard/ Francis
Wormald, Collected writings, edited by J.J.G. Alexander,
T.J. Brown, Joan Gibbs. I. Studies in medieval art from the sixth
to the twelfth centuries. Oxford: Harvey Miller Publishers/ Oxford
University Press, 1984. 253pp, 191 figures. 321-22
- Ganz, David/ Bernhard Bischoff, Paléographie de
l'antiquité romaine et du moyen âge occidentale,
traduit par Hartmut Atsma et Jean Vezin. Paris: Grands Manuels
Picard. 1985. 325pp, 23 plates. FRF 375. 323-25
- McGurk, P./ H. de Bourdellès, L'Aratus Latinus:
étude sur la culture et la langue latine dans le nord de la
France au VIIIe siècle. Université de Lille
III. 1985. 278 pp and 5 unnumbered illustrations. FRF 110. ISBN 2
86531 023 X. 325-27
- Breatnach, Pádraig A./ Bengt Löfstedt (ed), Ars
Ambrosiana: commentum anonymum in Donati partes maiores, Corpus
Christianorum Series Latina 133C. Turnhout: Brepols 1982. xxvii +
228pp. BEF 2150/ 2500. 327-28
- Rädle, Fidel/ B. Löfstedt, L. Holtz, A. Kibre (ed),
Smaragdus, Liber in partibus Donati. Corpus Christianorum,
Continuatio Mediaevalis 68. Turnholt: Brepols. 1986. BEF 4250. 328-31
- Winterbottom, Michael/ Michael W. Herren (ed), The Hisperica
Famina ii: Related poems (Studies and Texts 85). Toronto:
Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies. 1987. xvi +
226pp. CAD24. 331-32
- Meehan, Bernard/ The Historia Brittonum: 3. The `Vatican'
Recension, edited by David N. Dumville. Woodbridge: D. S. Brewer,
1985. xx + 122pp. GBP22.50. ISBN 0 85991 203 5. 332-34
- Thompson, E. A./ Elena Malaspina, Patrizio e l'acculturaziona
latina dell' Irlanda. Collana di Testi Storici 15. Rome: Japadre
Editore l'Aquila, 1984. 370pp. LIT22000. ISBN 88 7006 036 5. Elena
Malaspina, Gli scritti di san Patrizio: alle origini del
cristianesimo irlandese, Cultura Cristiana Antica: Collana di
Testi e Studi diretta da Vittorino Grossi dell'Augustinianum. Rome:
Edizioni Borla, 1985. 199pp. LIT15000. ISBN 88 263 0648 6. 334-36
- Ó Cróinín, Dáibhí/
E. A. Thompson, Who was saint Patrick? Woodbridge: The Boydell
Press. 1985. xv + 190pp. GBP15.00. ISBN 0 85115 428 X. 336-37
- Roe, Harry/ Anders Ahlqvist (ed), The early Irish linguist: an
edition of the canonical part of the Auraicept na nÉces, with
introduction, commentary and indices (Commentationes Humanarum
Litterarum 73) Helsinki: Societas Scientiarum
Fennica. 1983. 81pp. ISBN 951 653 115 6. ISSN 0069 6587. 337-39
- McNab, Susanne/ George Henderson, From Durrow to Kells: the
Insular gospel-books 650-800 London: Thames &
Hudson. 1987. 224pp. GBP35. 340-42
- Ryan, Michael/ Martin Werner, Insular art: an annotated
bibliography. Boston: G. K. Hall & Co. 395pp. USD68. ISBN 0
8161 8327 9. 342-43
- Harbison, Peter/ Egon Wamers, Schmuck des frühen
Mittelalters im Frankfurter Museum für Vor- und
Frühgeschichte Frankfurt Museum: Archäologische Reihe
7. Frankfurt/Main, 198+84pp. DEM15. 343
- Mitchell, Frank/ Judith Cuppage with I. Bennett, C. Cotter
and C. O Rahilly, Archaeological survey of the Dingle
peninsula. Suirbhé seandálaíochta Chorca
Dhuibhne: a description of the field antiquities of the barony of
Corca Dhuibhne from the Mesolithic period to the 17th century
AD. Ballyferriter: Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne, 1986. xxii + 462pp,
242 figures, 78 plates. IEP20. ISBN 0 906096 06 5. 344-35
- Wood, I. N./ J. N. Hillgarth, Christianity and paganism,
350-750: the conversion of Western Europe. Philadelphia:
University of Pennsylvania Press. 1986. xvii +
213pp. USD25.00/10.95. ISBN 0 8122 7993 X/ 0 8122 1213 4 (pbk). 345-46
- Stoclet, Alain J./ Thomas F.X. Noble, The Republic of St Peter:
the birth of the papal state 680-825. Philadelphia: University of
Pennsylvania Press. 416pp, 5 illus. USD36.95. 346-47
- King, P.D./ C.N.L. Brooke, Europe in the central middle ages: a
general history of Europe. London:
Longman. 1987. GBP17.50/8.95. ISBN 0 582 00533/0 582 49391. 347-48
- Gerchow, Jan/ Martyn J. Whittock, The origins of England
410-600. London-Sydney: Croom Helm. 1986. 273pp. GBP25. 348-50
- Gerchow, Jan/ Dieter Berg, England und der Kontinent: Studien
zur auswärtigen Politik der anglonormannischen Könige im
11. und 12. Jahrhundert. Bochum: Verlag Dr. Dieter
Winkler. 1987. 639pp. DEM120. ISBN 3 924517 18 5. 350-52
- Smyth, Alfred P./ Nicholas Brooks, The early history of the
church of Canterbury: Christ Church from 597 to 1066, Studies in
the Early History of Britain. Leicester: Leicester University Press,
1984. xiv + 402pp. GBP28. 552-53
- Gerchow, Jan/ Eva-Andrea Wendebourg, Westminster Abbey als
königliche Grablege zwischen 1250 und 1400 (Manuskripte zur
Kunstwissenschaft 11). Worms: Wernersche Verlagsgesellschaft
Worms. 1986. 258 pp, 37 sw-Abbildungen. 354-55
- Rowland, Jenny/ Elissa Henken, Traditions of the Welsh
saints. Bury St Edmunds: D.S. Brewer. 1987. 368pp. GBP29.50. ISBN
0 85991 221 2. 355-56
- Fletcher, Alan J./ Peter Meredith, The Mary play from the
N. town manuscript. London and New York. 1987. x +
185pp. GBP6.95. ISBN 0 582 49078 2. 356-57
- Dolan, T. P./ W. R. J. Barron, English medieval romance
(Longman Literature in English Series). London and New York:
Longman. 1987. xiv + 288pp. GBP15.95/6.95. ISBN 0 582 49221 1/ 0 582
49220 3. 357-58
- Dolan, T.P./ Michael Swanton, English literature before
Chaucer (Longman Literature in English Series). London and New
York: Longman. 1987. xii + 355pp. GBP17.50/7.95. ISBN 0 582 492416/ 0
582 492424. 458-59
- de Courcy Ireland, John/ Timothy O'Neill, Merchants and
mariners in medieval Ireland. Dublin: Irish Academic
Press. 1987. 164pp. IEP20.00/8.95. ISBN 0 2165 2398 1/2399 X. 359-61
- Simms, K./ K. W. Nicholls (ed), The O Doyne (Ó Duinn)
manuscript: documents relating to the family of O Doyne (Ó
Duinn) from Archbishop Marsh's Library Dublin MS Z. 4. 2. 19, with
appendices (Survey of Irish Lordships: Special Volume). Dublin:
Irish Manuscripts Commission. 1983. xvii + 217pp. IEP26. 361-62
- Simms, K./ Poems on marcher lords from a sixteenth-century
Tipperary manuscript, ed. Anne O'Sullivan, assisted by
Pádraig Ó Riain. London: Irish Texts Society,
vol. 53. 1987. xxviii + 146pp. GBP12 (IEP12, USD30). ISBN 1 870 166 53
1. 362-63
- Ó Cíobháin, Breandán/ J. H. Andrews,
Plantation acres: an historical study of the Irish land surveyor
and his maps. Ulster Historical Foundation. 1985. xxiv +
462pp. (including 15 tables, 17 figures, 29 plates). GBP16.50. ISBN 0
901 905 35 6. 364-66
Table of
Contents
Articles
- Howlett, David, The earliest Irish
writers at home and abroad, 1-17
- O'Loughlin, Thomas, The Latin version
of the Scriptures in use in Iona, 18-26
- Borsje, Jacqueline, The monster in
the river Ness in Vita Sancti Columbae: a study of a miracle,
27-34
- Cahill, Michael, Is the first
commentary on Mark an Irish work? Some new considerations, 35-45
- McCarthy, Daniel, The computus and
the Annals of Ulster, 46-79
- O'Sullivan, William, The Lindisfarne scriptorium: for and
against, 80-94
- Clayton, Mary, Centralism and
uniformity or localism and diversity: the Virgin and native saints in
the English monastic reform, 95-106
- Charles-Edwards,
T.M., A contract between king and people
in early medieval Ireland: Críth Gablach on kingship,
107-19
- Smith, Peter, A Middle-Irish poem on
the authors and laws of Ireland, 120-50
- Holm, Poul, Between apathy and
antipathy: the Vikings in Irish and Scandinavian history, 151-69
- Murphy, Kevin, Bassilica Sci Mar Inuaedritlaeum: a suggestion,
169
-
Bradley, John, Killaloe: a pre-Norman
borough?, 170-79
- Wulstan, David, Goliardic rhythm
with special reference to the Play of Daniel the Dublin Sepulchre
Drama, and the Carmina Burana, 180-215
Reviews - Charles-Edwards, T. M./ Maura Walsh
and Dáibhí Ó Cróinín (ed),
Cummian's Letter De controversia paschali, together with a related
Irish computistical tract De ratione conputandi. Toronto:
Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, Studies and Texts 86. 1988.
CAD31.00. ISBN 0 88844 086 3. 216-20
- Lynch, Kevin M./ Michael W. Herren (ed), in collaboration with
Shirley Ann Brown, The sacred nectar of the Greeks: the study of
Greek in the West in the early middle ages. London: King's College
London Medieval Studies 2, 1988. GBP17.00. xii + 313pp; 23
plates. ISBN 0 95130 851 3. ISSN 0 953217X. 220-25
- George, Jodi-Anne/ J.M. Bately (ed), The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle:
a collaborative edition iii, MS A; a semi-diplomatic edition with
introduction and indices. Woodbridge: D.S. Brewer. 1986. clxxvii +
124pp. GBP29.50. ISBN 0 85991 103 9. 226-27
- Richter, Michael/ David Dumville and Michael Lapidge (ed), The
Annals of St Neots with Vita Prima Sancti Neoti = the Anglo-Saxon
Chronicle: a collaborative edition, xvii. Woodbridge: D.S. Brewer
1985. cxxxvi + 155pp. GBP25.00. 227-28
- Scott, Brian/ Neil Wright (ed), The Historia regum Britannie of
Geoffrey of Monmouth, ii: The first variant version: a critical
edition. Woodbridge: D.S. Brewer. 1988. cxxi + 215pp. GBP35. ISBN
0 85991 212 4. ISSN 0267 2529 2. 228-31
- Szarmach, Paul E./ Mary-Catherine Bodden (ed. & trans.),
The Old English Finding of the True Cross. Woodbridge:
D.S. Brewer. 1987. xii + 132pp. GBP22.50. ISBN 0 85991 198 5. 231-33
- Sayers, William/ Hermann Pälsson and Paul Edwards (trans),
Knytlinga saga: the history of the kings of Denmark. Odense:
Odense University Press. 1986. 197pp. DKK150.00. ISBN 8 77492 571
7. 233-35
- Sheehan, Michael M./ Art Cosgrove (ed), Marriage
in Ireland. Dublin: College Press 1985. iv + 160pp. IEP6.00. ISBN
0 95109 720 2. 235-37
- Barlow, Frank/ Marie-Thérèse Flanagan, Irish
society, Anglo-Norman settlers, Angevin kingship: interactions in
Ireland in the twelfth century. Oxford Historical
Monographs. Oxford: Clarendon Press 1989. x + 350pp. GBP37.50. ISBN 0
19822 154 1. 237-39
- De Pontfarcy, Yolande/ Paul Gerhard Schmidt (ed), Die Vision
des Bauern Thurkill: Visio Thurkilli mit deutscher
Übersetzung. Leipzig: Teubner Verlagsgesellschaft. 1987. 83pp
ill. ISBN 3 52715 790 3. 239
- De Courcy Ireland, John/ Seán McGrail, Ancient boats in
N.W. Europe: the archaeology of water transport to 1500
A.D.. (Longman Archaeology Series). London: Longman 1987. xx+
321pp. ill. maps. GBP49.00. ISBN/ISSN 0 58249 267 X. 239-40
- O'Connell, Michael/ W. Groenman-van Waateringe and
L.-H. Wijngaarden-Bakker (ed), Farm life in a Carolingian
village: a model based on botanical and zoological data from an
excavated site. Assen/Maastricht: Van Gorcum. 1987. viii +
129pp. 30 figures and 20 plates. NLG37.50. ISBN 9 02322 321 7. 240-41
- Kelly, Fergus/ A.T. Lucas, Cattle in ancient Ireland
(Studies in Irish Archaeology and History. Series editor: John
Bradley). Kilkenny: Boethius Press 1989. xiii + 315pp. IEP28 (IEP19
paperback). ISBN 0 86314 146 3/0 86314 145 5. 242-43
- Edwards, Nancy/ Etienne Rynne (ed), Figures from the past:
studies on figurative art in christian Ireland in honour of Helen
M. Roe. Dún Laoghaire: Glendale Press and Dublin: Royal
Society of Antiquaries of Ireland. 1987. 328pp. ISBN 0 90760 644
X. 243-46
- Ryan, Michael/ S.T. Driscoll and M.R. Nieke (ed), Power and
politics in early medieval Britain and Ireland. Edinburgh:
University Press 1988. 218pp. GBP27.50. ISBN 0 85224 520 3. 246-48
- Picard, Jean-Michel/ François Kerlouégan, Le De
excidio Britanniae de Gildas. Les destinées de la culture
latine dans l'Île de Bretagne au Vle siècle. Paris:
Publications de la Sorbonne 1987. 900pp. FRF200. ISBN 2 85944 064
X. 248-50
- Ní Mhaonaigh, Máire/ D. Simon Evans (ed) The
Welsh Life of St David. Cardiff: University of Wales
Press. 1988. liv + 91pp. GBPl5.95. ISBN 0 70830 995 X. 250-52
- Schneiders, Marc/ Owain Tudor Edwards, Matins, lauds and
vespers for St David's day: the medieval office of the Welsh patron
saint in National Library of Wales MS 20541 E. Woodbridge:
D.S. Brewer 1990. xv + 224pp. GBP29.50. ISBN 0 85929 30. 252-54
- Barry, Terry/ David H. Williams, Atlas of Cistercian lands in
Wales. Cardiff: University of Wales Press 1990. xv + 153 pp, 65
maps, plans and plates. ISBN 0 70831 007 9. 254-55
- George, Jodi-Anne/ Mette Pors (ed), The vitality of the
Arthurian legend: a symposium: proceedings of the twelfth
international symposium organized by the Centre for the Study of
Vernacular Literature in the Middle Ages held at Odense University on
16-17 November, 1988. Odense: Odense University Press
1988. 122pp. DKK 150.00. ISBN 8 77492 689 6. 255-56
- O'Meara, Patrick/ Robert O. Crummey, The formation of Muscovy,
1304-1613 (Longman History of Russia Series, General Editor:
Harold Shukman). London and New York: Longman 1987. xv + 275pp, maps,
plates, bibliography, index. GBP9.95. ISBN 0 58249 153 3. 256-58
- O'Loughlin, Thomas/ David Knowles, The evolution of medieval
thought, 2nd ed. by D.E. Luscombe and C.N.L. Brooke. London:
Longmans 1988. xxvi + 337pp. GBP14.99. ISBN 0 58249 426 5
(paperback). 258-59
- Johnston, Elva/ Aaron Gurevich, Historical anthropology of the
middle ages. Ed. by Jana Howlett. Cambridge: Polity Press 1992. xv
+ 247 pp; 1 pl. GBP25.00. ISBN 0 74560 696 2. 260-62
- McCone, Kim R./ K.H. Schmidt (ed), assisted by
R. Ködderitzsch, Geschichte und Kultur der
Kelten. Vorbereitungskonferenz 25.-28. Oktober l982 in Bonn:
Vorträge. Heidelberg: Carl Winter Universitätsverlag
1986. 289pp. DEM130 (bound), DEM96 (paperback). ISBN 3 53303 644 8 /3
53303 643 X. 262-67
- Lambert, P.-Y./ Donnchadh Ó Corráin, Liam Breatnach,
Kim McCone (ed), Sages, saints and storytellers: Celtic Studies in
honour of Professor James Carney (Maynooth Monographs
2). Maynooth: An Sagart. 1989. xvi + 472pp. Portrait. IEP24. ISBN 1
87068 407 9. ISSN 0790 8806. 267-72
- Ó Concheanainn, Tomás/ Nessa Ní
Sheághdha (ed), Catalogue of Irish manuscripts in the
National Library of Ireland, fasc. 10: MSS G 434-G
500. Dublin: Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. 1987. iii +
140pp. IEP10.00. ISBN 1 85500 135 7. 272
- Ó
Concheanainn, Tomás/ Pádraig de Brún,
Láimhscríbhinní Gaeilge:
treoirliosta. Dublin: Institiúid Ard-Léinn Bhaile
Átha Cliath. 1988. xi + 101pp. IEP6.00. ISBN 0 90128 297
9. 273
Table of Contents
Articles
- Howlett, David, Five experiments
in textual reconstruction and analysis, 1-50
- Herren, Michael, Virgil the
Grammarian: a Spanish jew in Ireland?, 51-71
- Howlett, David, Insular Latin idama,
iduma, 72-80
- Howlett, David, The polyphonic
colophon to Cormac's Psalter, 81-91
- Corthals, Johan, Affiliation of children: Immathchor nAilella
7 Airt, 92-124
- Mac Lean, Douglas, The status of the
sculptor in Old-Irish law and the evidence of the crosses, 125-55
- McLeod, Neil, Irish law: significant
numbers and the law of status, 156-66
- Bracken, Damian, Immortality and
capital punishment: patristic concepts in Irish law, 167-86
- Bracken, Damian, Latin passages in
Irish vernacular law: notes on sources, 187-96
- Johnston, Elva, Transforming women
in Irish hagiography, 197-220
- Hall, Mark E., Iron working from some medieval Irish
sites, 221-33
- Marx, Susanne, The miserable beasts - animal art in the
Gospels of Lindisfarne, Lichfield and St Gallen, 234-45
- Hawkes, Jane, The Wirksworth slab:
an iconography of humilitas, 246-89
- O'Reilly, Jennifer, The
Hiberno-Latin tradition of the evangelists and the Gospels of Mael
Brigte, 290-309
- Jaski, Bart, The Vikings and the
kingship of Tara, 310-53
- Ní Mhaonaigh, Máire, The date of Cogad Gáedel re
Gallaib, 354-77
- Duffy, Seán, Ostmen, Irish
and Welsh in the eleventh century, 378-96
Reviews - Dumville, David N./ Lisa M. Bitel,
Isle of the saints, monastic settlement and christian community in
early Ireland. Ithaca: Cornell University
Press. 1990. xvi+269pp. USD28.95. ISBN 0 30142 471 2. 397-401
- Wörner, Markus H./ Eva-Maria Engelen, Zeit, Zahl und
Bild--Studien zur Verbindung von Philosophie und Wissenschaft bei Abbo
von Fleury, Philosophie und Wissenschaft--Transdisziplinäre
Studien 2. Berlin/New York: Walter de Gruyter. 1993. vii+171pp. DEM
42.00. ISBN 3 11013 849 2. 402-03
- Contreni, John J. /Richard
A. Gerberding, The rise of the Carolingians and the Liber Historiae
Francorum (Oxford Historical Monographs). Oxford: Clarendon
Press. 1987. 209pp. 4 maps. GBP25. ISBN 0 19822 940 2. 403-08
- Moyer, Anne E./ D. R. Howlett, The book of letters of Saint
Patrick the Bishop: Libri epistolarum Sancti Patricii
episcopi. Dublin: Four Courts
Press. 1994. 134pp. IEP27.50/USD39.50 IEP12.50/USD18.50 (pbk). ISBN 1
85182 135 8, 1 85182 137 6 (pbk). 408-09
- Herren, Michael W./
Vivien Law (ed), History of linguistic thought in the early middle
ages (History of Linguistic Thought in the Early Middle Ages
71). Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins Publishing Company. 1993.
GBP59.00. ISBN 9 02724 558 4. 409-12
- Bitel, Lisa M./ John Ryan, Irish monasticism: origins and early
development. Second edition. Blackrock [Co Dublin]: Four Courts
Press. 1992. xv + 492pp. IEP37.50/14.95. ISBN 1 85182 112 0/
1-85182-112-2. Brendan Lehane, Early Celtic
christianity. London: Constable. 1994. 240pp.IEP8.99. ISBN 0 09473
160 8. 412-15
- Johnston, Elva/ Maud Joynt, The Life of St Gall. Felinfach:
Llanerch. 1923. 168pp. GBP5.95. ISBN 0 94799 291 X (pbk). Ailbe
J. Luddy, The Life of St Malachy. Felinfach:
Llanerch. 1994. Facsimile reprint of 1930
edition. vii+187pp. GBP8.95. ISBN 1 89785 343 2 (pbk). George Metlake,
The Life and writings of St Columban 542?-615. Felinfach:
J. M. F. Books. 1993. Facimile reprint of 1914
edition. ix+258pp. GBP9.95. ISBN 0 98160 304 3 (pbk). Denis
O'Donoghue, Lives and legends of St Brendan the Voyager.
Felinfach: Llanerch. 1994. A facsimile reprint of 1893
edition. 397pp. GBP11.50. ISBN 1-897853-35-1 (pbk). Kuno Meyer,
The voyage of Bran. Felinfach: Llanerch. 1994. A facsimile
reprint of 1895 edition. vii+99pp. GBP5.50. ISBN 1 89785 320 3
(pbk). Denis Murphy (ed), The Annals of Clonmacnoise being annals
of Ireland from the earliest period to AD 1408. Felinfach:
Llanerch. 1993. A facsimile of the 1896
edition. v+393pp. GBP12.95. ISBN 0-947992-99-5 (pbk). Whitley Stokes
(ed), The Annals of Tigernach. In two volumes. Felinfach:
Llanerch. 1993. Reprinted from Revue Celtique 16-18
(1895-97). GBP17.95. ISBN 0 94799 298 7 (pbk). 415-17
- Brearley, Denis/ Bengt Löfstedt (ed), Sedulius
Scottus. Kommentar zum Evangelium nach Matthäum
1.1-11.1. Vetus Latina, Aus der Geschichte der lateinischen Bibel
14. Freiburg: Verlag Herder. 1989. pp 1-306. ISSN 0571 9070. ISBN 3
45100 498 4. Bengt Löfstedt (ed), Sedulius Scottus. Kommentar
zum Evangelium nach Matthäum 11.1 bis Schluss. Vetus Latina,
Aus der Geschichte der lateinischen Bibel 19. Freiburg: Verlag Herder.
1991. pp 307-706. ISSN 0571 9070. ISBN 3 45121 933 6. 417-20
- Ó Cróinín, Dáibhí/ Nancy
Netzer, Cultural interplay in the eighth century: the Trier Gospels
and the making of a scriptorium at Echternach. Cambridge Studies
in Palaeography and Codicology 3. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press. 1994. 258pp. GBP45.00. ISBN 0 52141 255 2. 421-24
- Ó Murchú, Máirtín/ Ailbhe Ó
Corráin (ed), assisted by Jan Eric Rekdal, Proceedings of
the third symposium of Societas Celtologica Nordica held in Oslo 1-2
November 1991, Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis Studia Celtica
Upsaliensia 1. Uppsala 1994. 149pp. ill. maps. SEK145. ISSN
1104-5515. ISBN 9 15543 325 1. 424-28
- O'Brien, E./ Elisabeth Okasha, Corpus of Early Christian
inscribed stones of south-west Britain. Studies in the Early
History of Britain. London: Leicester University Press 1993. x +
374pp. ill. 78 b/w plates. GBP65.00. ISBN 0 71851 475 0. 428-30
- Winterbottom, Michael/ Otto Prinz, Die Kosmographie des
Aethicus, MGH Quellen zur Geistesgeschichte des Mitterlalters
14. Munich 1993. viii+328pp. ISBN 3 88612 074 0. ISSN 0540
830X. 430-32
- Ireland, Colin/ Patrick Sims-Williams, Religion and literature
in Western England, 600-800. Cambridge Studies in Anglo-Saxon
England 3. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1990. xv+448pp.
GBP37.50. ISBN 0 52138 325 0. 432-34
- Johnston, Elva/ Liam de Paor, Saint Patrick's
world. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 1993. vii+335pp. IEP25. ISBN 1
85182 118 X. 434-36
- Kelly, Fergus/ Robin Chapman Stacey, The road to judgment: from
custom to court in medieval Ireland and Wales. Philadelphia:
University of Pennsylvania Press. 1994. xvi+342pp. GBP42. ISBN 0 81223
216 X. 436-38
- Ireland, Colin/ British Academy papers on
Anglo-Saxon England, selected and introduced by
E. G. Stanley. Oxford: Oxford University Press 1990, for the British
Academy. xiii+354pp. ISBN 0 19726 084 5. 438-39
- Ireland,
Colin/ Charles D. Wright, The Irish Tradition in Old English
literature. Cambridge Studies in Anglo-Saxon England 6. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press. 1993. xiv+321pp. GBP 37.50. ISBN 0 52141
909 3. 446-54
INSULAR LATIN
EPIGRAPHY AND NUMBER
CENTRAL & LATER MIDDLE AGES - Marie Therese
Flanagan: Henry II, the council of
Cashel and the Irish bishops, 184-211
- Rees Davies: `Keeping the natives in order': the English
king and the `Celtic' rulers, 1066-1216, 212-224
- John
Gillingham: Henry II, Richard I and
the lord Rhys, 225-236
- Margaret Mullett: 1098 and all that: Theophylact bishop of
Semnea and the Alexian reconquest of Anatolia, 237-252
- Seymour Phillips: David
MacCarwell and the proposal to purchase English law,
c.1273-c.1280, 253-273
- Robin Frame: Thomas de Rokeby, sheriff of Yorkshire,
justiciar of Ireland, 274-296
- Brendan Smith: Lionel of Clarence and the English of
Meath, 297-302
- W. M. Ormrod: Government by commission: the continual
council of 1386 and English royal administration, 303-321
- J. O. Prestwich: Mistranslations and misinterpretations in
medieval English history, 322-340
- Warren Hollister: The Rouen riot and Conan's leap,
341-350
- Evelyn Mullally: The
portrayal of women in the Histoire de Guillaume le
Maréchal, 351-362
- John Thompson: William Reeves and the medieval texts and
manuscripts at Armagh, 363-380
- David N. Hempton:
Wilfrid Lewis Warren, 381-384
- Marie Therese Flanagan: The
writings of W.L. Warren, 385
NOTES Donnchadh
Ó Corráin: Vikings I-III, 224, 236, 273
Donnchadh Ó Corráin: Congressio senadorum,
252
Donnchadh Ó Corráin: Ad Betha
Colmáin maic Lúacháin, 50.5350
REVIEWS David N. Dumville/ Kim McCone, Pagan past
and christian present, 389-98;
David Howlett/ Aidan
Breen, Ailerani Interpretatio mystica et moralis progenitorum
Domini Iesu Christi, 398-400;
John Higgins/ Ludwig
Bieler, Libri epistolarum sancti Patricii episcopi: introduction,
text and commentary, 400-01;
John Higgins/ David
Howlett, The book of letters of St Patrick the bishop: Liber
epistolarum Sancti Patricii episcopi, 402-07;
D.P. McCarthy/ Marina Smyth, Understanding the universe
in seventh-century Ireland, 407-10;
Dáibhí
ÓúCróinín/ Richard Sharpe, Adomnán
of Iona: Life of St Columba, 410-12;
Ursula Winter/
David Ganz, Corbie in the Carolingian renaissance, 412-16;
E. Gordon Whatley/ Mary Clayton & Hugh Magennis, The Old
English Lives of St Margaret, 415-19.
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- Donnchadh Ó Corráin: Old-Norse place names I–II, 52,
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- Donnchadh Ó Corráin: Tír cumaile: omán
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- Donnchadh Ó Corráin: An Fheothanach ‘Feohanagh’,
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Ó Cróinín/ Charles W. Jones, Bede, the
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Ó Cróinín/ Wesley M. Stevens, Cycles of
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Ó Cróinín/ Michael W. Herren, Latin
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INSULAR LATIN
ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY
MEDIEVAL VERNACULAR WRITINGS
THE CHURCH: FORMS AND INSTITUTIONS
NOTES
- Donnchadh Ó Corráin: Ad Annals of the Four Masters, 823 - 24,
141
- Caoimhín Ó Muirigh: Táilcentech ‘the monastery of
Armagh’?, 309 - 310
- Donnchadh Ó Corráin: Vikings IV: is Sceillec Old Norse?,
310 - 311
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Ó Corráin/ Terry Barry (ed), A history of
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M. McCulloh/ Arno Borst, Die karolingische Kalenderreform,
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inscriptions of Scotland: contributions to the study of ogam, runic,
and roman alphabet inscriptions in Scotland. Scottish Gaelic
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345 - 49.
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Ó Corráin/ Séamus Mac Mathúna &
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Meirinhos, Catálogo dos códices da Livraria de Mão
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Ó Corráin/ Thomas O’Loughlin (ed), The
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360 - 62.
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Durham and the North, Studies in North-Eastern History 3.
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Ó Corráin/ Brendan Smith (ed), Britain and
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