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20 Sep 2021: and trans. by Bettina Kimpton (Maynooth: School of Celtic Studies, National University of Ireland, 2009).

10 Sep 2017: Another argument accounting for the shift to an emphasis on national salvation might. ... Ph.D. Th esis,. Australian National University.Jorgensen, D. 1981. Taro and Arrows: Order, Entropy, and Religion among the Telefolmin.

23 Jun 2022: ISBN 978-0-9562353-6-7. 21. Wendy Davies, Water Mill and Cattle Standards: Probing the Economic. ... Towards the end of the 1890s, the two men found themselves sharing the task of preparing students for the Medieval and Modern Languages Tripos

23 Nov 2016: The two should inform each other. A final theoretical concern to be raised is that of teleology. ... E. C. Quiggin Memorial Lectures. 14. elsewhere, examinations are mentioned in the statutes.38 The examination included a process for ascertaining that a

26 Sep 2022: MRTS Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies. NFCS National Folklore Collection (Schools’ Collection). ... An Examination of the 16th Century Betha Naile’ Ashley Castelino, ‘The Sámi in Heimskringla: Disorderly Giants or Óðinnic.

27 Nov 2018: Kathleen Hughes Memorial Lecture 4. economic exploitation or as the origin of barbarian raiders that threatened. ... 565’, in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, online at https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/50101. 67 Francis John Byrne, Irish kings

20 Sep 2021: The emphasis placed on this journey away from worldly pleasures, which all Christians ought to take, is solidified through the poem’s final scene. ... I would argue that, likewise, the final test that Guthlac undergoes to become part of Christ’s body

29 Feb 2016: Brynley F. Roberts (Aberystwyth: National Library of Wales, 1988), 1–16; Jenny Rowland, Early Welsh Saga Poetry: A Study and Edition of the Englynion (Cambridge: D.S. ... University of Wales Press and National Library of Wales, 2000), 65–83

20 Sep 2021: 2 Martin Welch, ‘The Mid Saxon “Final Phase”’, in The Oxford Handbook of Anglo-Saxon Archaeology, ed. ... Instead the latest. 7 There is a vast literature but see for example John Carey, The Irish National Origin Legend: Synthetic Pseudohistory

27 Sep 2022: Duffy contends that ‘[l]andscape might be said to be produced in two senses, materially and metaphorically: materially, in the sense that the landscape is a legacy of past economic and

20 Sep 2021: empire to Britain and Gaul, the encroachment of Germanic. barbarians on the empire, the final years when Orosius was drawing. ... period since the birth of Christ, and especially the final years, which.

16 Nov 2023: My final set of annals are the misleadingly named Annals of Ulster.

14 Dec 2020: 634–709/10), bishop of Hexham’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (Oxford 2004); accessed 28 Feb. ... charge, which perturbed him greatly during his final illness.

11 Feb 2013: archaeologists included Sir Cyril Fox, sometime Director of the National Museum of Wales, and a formidable authority on Bronze Age archaeology;58 Hugh O’Neill Hencken, Curator of European Archaeology at ... He was Director of the National Museum of

24 Oct 2012: It is an awesome honour to be asked to follow John Carey’s lucid and perceptive first Quiggin Lecture and Pamphlet on The Irish National Origin-legend, which so successfully established ... 102). The final syllable of Estrahanent was understood by W.J.

26 Sep 2022: 170. 16 Hooke, Landscape, p. 171. 17. H. C. Darby regarded the fenland as a frontier in economic, military and.

The Scandinavian Studentship for advanced study or research in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, or Iceland is open to members of the University who at the date of election have passed some final ... Please ensure that you make travel arrangements using the most

Many of the texts have now been edited and are awaiting final proofing before being uploaded to the website; although this work has been slowed by the pandemic, the first fruits ... This interdisciplinary network brings together historians,

3. A subject in Celtic history: Socio-economic and ecclesiastical relations between Britain and Ireland in the pre-Viking era: Interaction and exchange. ... Set for 2024-25: Socio-economic and ecclesiastical relations between Britain and Ireland in the

world. However, the political, social, and economic developments that occurred amongst the Brittonic-speaking peoples are equally compelling. ... The economic underpinnings of society also merit consideration: how was the wealth created which is

26 Sep 2023: 7 The components of the MPhil: the dissertation. 8 The MPhil examination process. ... The MPhil examination process Like the other elements of the course, the Dissertation is assessed independently by two examiners, who also discuss the final agreed mark

25 Jan 2019: 31. For a recent brief account of the Irish ‘national’ origin legend as a dialogue between Christian. ... national conversion’.66. Unlike Patrick, his contemporary or near-contemporary Palladius left no surviving.

19 Apr 2018: supervisions (Easter). Mode of examination. Final written paper: 80% of the final mark. ... and ideological factors both shaped socio-economic change. We will consider the interaction.

10 Sep 2017: Alongside students from Bergen, Durham, Oxford, Nottingham and Reykjavík, ASNC MPhils and PhDs presented their research to an inter-national audience of scholars work-ing on medieval Scandinavia. ... beliefs and practices, but also the nature of

10 Sep 2017: roles, economic behaviors, and moral orientations, indicates the power of such convictions when people use them to guide their actions (Robbins 2010). ... As a second and final comparative point, we might look briefly at how Catholicism handles matters

27 Oct 2020: This research will result in a monograph and an edited volume based on a final conference. ... Our hosts also arranged visits to the Bavarian National Museum and the State Library, a particular highlight being a page from a seventh-century Northumbrian

4 Mar 2013: 14 Marged Haycock, ‘Llyfr Taliesin’, National Library of Wales Journal, 25 (1987-88), pp. ... J. Morris-Jones and T.H. Parry-Williams (Cardiff, 1933); D. Huws, ‘Llawysgrif Hendregadredd’, National Library of Wales Journal, 22 (1981-82), pp.

24 Jun 2022: and the thirteenth, the age of the supremacy and final eclipse of the. ... 1281, an apparent transposition of x and i in the final section of the.

2 Sep 2021: Not all remaining runestones are considered properly part of the corpus, at least not by the editors of the national corpora. ... 1 John Carey, The Irish National Origin-Legend: Synthetic Pseudohistory (1994) ISBN 978-0-9517339-8-1.

2 Nov 2012: It raises and illuminates questions of national and sub-national identity, which has been a fashionable subject in historical circles in recent years. ... After Ecgbert’s final victory over a 16 N.-Y. Tonnerre, ‘L’esclavage dans la Bretagne du Haut

7 Nov 2013: we should take each data-set on its own terms, as an individual manifestation of what was probably a very complex patchwork of political, ethnic and economic cores and peripheries. ... Given the regions’ contrasting economic fortunes at this point, a

30 Jul 2012: R Davies, ‘Law and national identity’, p. 60. 27 The Welsh Assize Roll, ed. ... 36 For this point see R. R. Davies, ‘Law and national identity’, p.

2 Sep 2021: his head tilted to the left.69. The final image of the Crucifixion to be considered here70. ... to the east.107. Discussion. So far my examination of early medieval sculptural monuments in Wales.

2 Sep 2021: A. first result of this examination of the manuscripts was the publication of new. ... origin, that is, of coming from Brittany; but the final and decisive criterion.

24 Apr 2019: in a competition for the National Eisteddfod held in Cardiff in 1834; having. ... historian’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2004). <http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/10.1093/ref:odnb/9780198614128.001.0001/odnb-. 9780198614128-e-23287>,

26 Nov 2018: In her. examination of the prose version, Downey postulates that ‘the association of Niall. ... final ending. If I am right in this, then there is no drink of sovereignty – rather,.

14 Mar 2018: R. Howlett, with R. K. Ashdowne assuming overall responsibility for the final two fascicules. ... the time the final fascicule of the first edition appeared, from Cardiff in 2002, the Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru (GPC) had been edited successively by R.

2 Nov 2012: Cooney, ‘Building the future on the past: archaeology and the construction of national identity in Ireland’, in Nationalism and Archaeology in Europe, edd. ... 1-23. See also J.A. Atkinson, ‘National identity and material culture: decoding the

10 Feb 2012: 9–24), and ‘final third’ (tracts 25–47).6 Senchas Már generated a number of. ... palatalised finals (SNG 247 5.10), except for amrigan, CIH 1896.27, where the final.

27 Sep 2022: E /OC, &UA Vol. 'f. A8-.2.5J. Articles Copyright 2003 Individual Contributors. Editorial Copyright 2003 Cambridge Colloquium. in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic. Printed in the United Kingdom. in 11 / 14 pt Monotype Garamond. by Victoire Press, Bar

10 Sep 2017: con-/cin- ‘hound’ tigern- ‘prince’), has seen the final syllable re-analysed as georn ‘desirous, eager’. ... National Lib. of Wales Jnl 29 (1995–6), 129–76, at pp. 160–4.

31 Jul 2012: Freyr has to give away his sword, which is never returned to him and he therefore must fight without it in the final struggle at ragnarǫk. ... Óðinn’s qualities are more highly regarded since they are the qualities developed at the final stage of

13 Jan 2014: In the final chapter of The Church in Early Irish Society Kathleen Hughes briefly described ‘the metamorphosis of the Irish church’ in the twelfth century,3 one of the enduring consequences ... 137–42. The prologue occurs again together with the

2 Nov 2012: 44 S. Semple, ‘Defining the OE hearg: A Preliminary Archaeological and Topographic Examination of hearg Place Names and their Hinterlands’, Early Med.

24 Jun 2022: ISBN 978-0-9562353-6-7. 21. Wendy Davies, Water Mill and Cattle Standards: Probing the Economic.