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2 Nov 2012: 23 J. Agertz, ‘Germanic hulta as a Toponymic Element’, in Proceedings of the 21st International Congress of Onomastic Sciences, Uppsala, 19–24 August 2002, Vol. ... 24 Particularly important are Die Struktur der alteuropäischen Hydronomie,

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: 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.

2 Nov 2012: 24 R. Frank, ‘Skaldic poetry’, in Old Norse-Icelandic Literature. A Critical Guide, edd. ... G. G. Simpson (Edinburgh 1990), pp. 13-24. 40 Den Norsk-Islandske Skjaldedigtning, ed. &

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: 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: Most of the documented examples were located west of the Shannon in the lands of Ó Conchobhair.24 We know almost nothing of their physical character. ... to mention them specifically.28 Future research may reveal a connexion between the 24 B.J.

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

2 Nov 2012: 113. On the Kompilator see pp. 24-7. On the Date of the Middle Irish Recension II Táin Bó Cúailnge 5. ... 24 Cf. footnote marked at LL 39896. 25 Best et al., The Book of Leinster, I, p.

1 Nov 2012: 23 Cf. Collectio LII.7 (Patricius): ed. Wasserschleben, p. 213. 24 Collectio XXXIV.2b and 8b (Patricius): ed. ... For the use of licet with an accusative, see 24(27) and 25(28) with n.