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31 Jul 2012: The rather delicate rules which have been elaborated in analysing its use need not detain us here,24 and I merely remark that in prose the particle often seems to imply ... 24 The standard studies are H. Kuhn, Das Füllwort of-um im Altwestnordischen

31 Jul 2012: The Sagas of Icelanders give a vivid impression of how a father’s honour was threatened when a suitor approached his daughter without permission.24 Although Rígsþula’s division of people ... 179-85. 24 See Bjørn Bandlien, Strategies of Passion.

10 Feb 2012: felt about the changes their society was presently undergoing’.24 Further: ‘Less a mirror of their times than a deflector, the Homeric texts elevate an ideal of the warrior-hero at ... 24 ‘Homer’s Phoenicians: History, Ethnography, or Literary

12 Mar 2012: citing an Irish synod).24 These Latin giving words have a different flavour from the Iberian Latin words: offerre can sometimes be found in Iberian texts but immolare not at all; ... 24 Hibernensis, ed. Flechner, Book 17 especially; also 42.6; 2.5; 16, 31

2 Nov 2012: at one point that Patrick crossed the Shannon three times, even though he had only allowed for one crossing in his text.24 Muirchú, Tírechán’s contemporary, also acknowledged that Patrick ... In what. 48 T 24. 2; 46. 1 (a doublet). Tamnach is Tawnagh

30 Jul 2012: Essai d’épistémologie (Paris 1971), especially pp. 14–15, 24–5. The King of England and the Prince of Wales, 1277–84. ___________________________________________________________________________. ... The little. use of legal and historical

2 Nov 2012: Henig, ‘The Lullingstone villa: art, religion and letters in a fourth-century villa’, Mosaic 24 (1997), 4–7. ... Whether or not the latter was the case, Brean Down definitely seems to have the requisite criteria for a possible monastic site.24.

2 Nov 2012: 6 Osborn Bergin, ‘The Native Irish Grammarian’, Proceedings of the British Academy, 24 (1938), 205–35, at p. ... Irish Glossaries: Evidence for the Study of Latin, Greek and Hebrew in Early Medieval Ireland’ (Galway, 2007) 24 See below, pp.

2 Nov 2012: period when the manumissions were being recorded.24 At least three-quarters of the manumissions took place ‘upon St Petrock’s altar’. ... 23 Pelteret, Slavery, pp. 125 and 128. 24 Lynette Olson, Early Monasteries in Cornwall (Woodbridge, 1989),

2 Nov 2012: 329. 24 Meyer, Triads, pp. x–xi, 4–5. 25 Bieler, Patrician Texts, pp. ... 24–34. 28 Gwynn, Metrical Dindshenchas IV, pp. 150–1, l. 44; cf.