| Author
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Title
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Page(s)
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| Ó Tuathaigh (M. A. G.)
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Gearóid Mac Niocaill: scholar and teacher
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xi–xiv
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| Ó Corráin (Donnchadh)
|
Published work of Gearóid Mac Niocaill
|
xv–xxii
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| Cahill (Michael)
|
The Würzburg Matthew: status quaestionis
|
1–25
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| Menzer (Melinda J.)
|
Speaking Brittonice: vowel quantities and musical length in Ælfric’s Grammar
|
26–39
|
| Woods (David)
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Four notes on Adomnán’s Vita Columbae
|
40–67
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| Garrison (Mary)
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The Bible and Alcuin’s interpretation of current events
|
68–84
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| Howlett (David R.)
|
A miracle of Maedóc
|
85–93
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| Howlett (David R.)
|
‘Tres linguae sacrae’ and threefold play in Insular Latin
|
94–115
|
| Martínez (Cristina Sánchez)
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La definición gramatical: elemento característico de las artes grammaticales irlandesas
|
116–130
|
| White (Carolinne)
|
Medieval senses of classical words
|
131–143
|
| Bonner (Gerald)
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The Pelagian controversy in Britain and Ireland
|
144–155
|
| Howlett (David R.)
|
The prophecy of Saxon occupation in Gildas’s De excidio Britanniae
|
156–160
|
| Woolf (Alex)
|
An interpolation in the text of Gildas’s De excidio Britanniae
|
161–167
|
| Bracken (Damian)
|
Authority and duty: Columbanus and the primacy of Rome
|
168–213
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| Borsje (Jacqueline)
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Fate in early Irish texts
|
214–231
|
| Ó hAodha (Donncha)
|
The first Middle-Irish metrical tract: two notes
|
232–241
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| Ó Cróinín (Dáibhí)
|
An Eriugenian miscellany in a Munich manuscript?
|
242–249
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| Young (Simon)
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On the Irish peregrini in Italy
|
250–255
|
| Mc Carthy (Daniel P.)
|
The chronological apparatus of the Annals of Ulster AD 82–1019
|
256–283
|
| Verbist (Peter)
|
Reconstructing the past: the Chronicle of Marianus Scottus
|
284–334
|
| Ó Corráin (Donnchadh)
|
Synodus II Patricii and vernacular law
|
335–343
|
| McLeod (Neil)
|
Compensation for fingers and teeth in early Irish law
|
344–359
|
| Mohr (Thomas)
|
Salmon of knowledge
|
360–395
|
| Charles-Edwards (T. M.)
|
The Uí Néill 695–743: the rise and fall of dynasties
|
396–418
|
| Beuermann (Ian)
|
Metropolitan ambitions and politics: Kells–Mellifont and Man & the Isles
|
419–434
|
| Ó Murchadha (Diarmuid)
|
Belach Conglais: one or two?
|
435–443
|
| Ó Mórdha (Eoghan)
|
The Uí Briúin Bréifni genealogies and the origins of Bréifne
|
444–450
|
| Ní Dhonnchadha (Máirín)
|
Inis Teimle, between Uí Chennselaig and the Déissi
|
451–458
|
| Gribbin (Joseph A.), Ó Clabaigh (Colmán N.)
|
Confraternity letters of Irish Observant Franciscans and their benefactors
|
459–471
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| Howlett (David R.)
|
Note: St Ninian’s Isle: the inscription on the chapel
|
472–473
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| Bourke (Cormac)
|
Note: Cairrecan Tempuill Solman
|
474–477
|
| Ó Mórdha (Eoghan)
|
Note: On Loch Uachtair (Lough Oughter, Co Cavan)
|
477–478
|
| Young (Simon)
|
Note: St Patrick and Clovis
|
478–479
|
| Young (Simon)
|
Note: Iberian addenda to Fleuriot’s Toponymes
|
479–482
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