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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: 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.

24 Oct 2012: 24 Various scholars have accepted that this equivalence was taken for granted in the tradition: thus van Hamel, ‘On Lebor Gabála’, p. ... 36 I have edited one of these as ‘A Tuath Dé miscellany’, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 39 (1992)

10 Feb 2012: into English, namely 21 (Charles-Edwards and Kelly, 1983), 22 (Binchy, 1955), 24 (Hull,. ... are tract 8, Córus Bésgnai, as mentioned just above, and tract 24, Bretha im.

10 Feb 2012: 4, 375. 24 For a summary of the various classifications of literary cycles in chronological order see Table below, p. ... 66 Clover, ‘Long Prose Form’, p. 24. For an application to the development of the written form of Táin Bó Cúailnge see

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.

1 Nov 2012: Art Cosgrove (Dublin 1985), pp. 5-24, at 13-15, and T. M. ... served subsequent scholarship well.24 What is noticeable, however, is how much more work has been done on the Irish than on the Latin texts.

24 Oct 2012: 154. conclusions. He is Gille Brigte (Gilbert), earl of Strathearn from 1171 to 1223, whose charters have recently been edited and discussed by Cynthia Neville.24 Although Gille Brigte was not ... 24 Neville, ‘The Earls’. 25 There was a community

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: 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. &