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27 Sep 2022: Patrick obliges but refuses to go into their territory — Senán’s homeland — to baptise their women, children, and slaves because he does not want to move his household across the nearby ... judgment to Adam’s children on that day.’ This

10 Sep 2017: Men began to sleep with their wives and children in the women’s houses. ... Th is is the revelation of men’s cult secrets, and particularly the secret ritual objects of the cult, to women and children.

9 Sep 2020: A Companion to eDIL 2019: Significant Additions and Corrections. Additions and corrections researched and compiled by Sharon Arbuthnot and Dagmar Wodtko. General editors: Gregory Toner and Máire Ní Mhaonaigh. Preface The version of eDIL released

25 Oct 2017: as a term of endearment used especially of children (i.e. ‘little’ rather than. ... adjective used in a nominal sense (cf. nominal use of bach referring to children)?

10 Feb 2012: 112. 34 R.J. O’Duffy, ed. and trans., Oidhe Chloinne Tuireann: The Fate of the Children of Tuireann (Dublin,. ... As Gray points out (Cath Maige Tuired, p. 91), the Lug of the Oidhe has Manannán mac Lir as his foster father (O’Duffy, Oidhe Chloinne

24 Jun 2022: further investigation. 21 GLGC no. 156, lines 35–8; the poet enjoys his status as ‘a foster-son of. ... 236), learnt by heart by. many school-children of my generation, puts the blame squarely on the.

20 Sep 2021: been in its early stages when Bede’s grandparents had been children and was not a part of some primitive Germanic Urkultur.

20 Sep 2021: The saga tells of the childhood foster-siblings Friðþjófr and Ingibjörg, whose love for each other is thwarted by Ingibjörg’s brothers, the kings Helgi and Hálfdan.

2 Nov 2012: early Irish Church made an emphatic distinction between people given to violence, laích, and those incapable of significant violence, such as children, those much more likely to be the victims rather

26 Sep 2022: f 09 ,vJ-l{ (. ,.,. Articles Copyright 2001 Individual Contributors Editorial Copyright 2001 Cambridge Colloquium. in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic. Printed in the United Kingdom in 11 / 14 pt Monotype Garamond by Victoire Press, Bar Hill. ISSN