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2 Sep 2021: proposition: our knowledge of Insular Latin in the Early Middle Ages. ... Early Middle Ages, this could have involved the author dictating to a.

29 Feb 2016: not I’ because he is a persona adopted by a poet of the later Middle Ages. ... 32–42. 20 David H. Williams, The Cistercians in the Early Middle Ages (Leominster: Gracewing, 1998), pp.

10 Feb 2012: and English tales of the High Middle Ages], which has proved useful, but for which we would do well to bear in mind that the writers and readers of early Ireland

20 Sep 2021: comparative freedom from conflict and disaster.5. Orosius’ History was widely read in the Middle Ages. ... T. Fear. (Liverpool, 2010). 6 See L. B. Mortensen, ‘The Diffusion of Roman Histories in the Middle Ages.

13 Jan 2014: Dumville, Councils and Synods of the Gaelic Early and Central Middle Ages, Quiggin Pamphlets on the Sources of Mediaeval Gaelic History 3 (Cambridge, 1997), pp. ... 238–40, and in H. Pettiau, ‘The Officials of the Church of Armagh in the Early and

14 Mar 2018: of the nature of the language in the two countries in the early Middle Ages. ... and the Middle English Dictionary (MED), tell aspects of the history of words in complementary ways.

11 Feb 2013: lxxxix–xc. 15 In fact Skeat devoted himself mostly to the edition of Middle English texts and left the teaching to others; cf. ... was well into his 70s, and his editorial activities were being devoted to Middle English texts such as Havelok the Dane).

1 Nov 2012: UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Law was one of the greatest achievements of the Irish in the early middle ages. ... Dumville, Councils and Synods of the Gaelic Early and Central Middle Ages, Quiggin Pamphlet 3 (Cambridge 1997), pp.

31 Jul 2012: Nevertheless, the reasoning is familiar to any scholar working on the Middle Ages: medieval churchmen held strong opinions on how the world was ordered and how it should be ordered, and

10 Sep 2017: parental status, race, ethnic or national origin, colour, disability (including HIV status), sexual orientation, religion, age or socio-economic factors. ... First, it is cross-cultural, covering the history, languages and literatures of various peoples

10 Sep 2017: parental status, race, ethnic or national origin, colour, disability (including HIV status), sexual orientation, religion, age or socio-economic factors. ... First, it is cross-cultural, covering the history, languages and literatures of various peoples

24 Jun 2022: during the Later Middle Ages’, Maritime Wales 15 (1992), 7–42, at 23, n. ... Griffiths,. The Principality of Wales in the Later Middle Ages (Cardiff, 1972), p.

20 Sep 2021: 130r-193r, s. x/xi) are the two earliest vernacular medical compilations of the middle ages, and the most famous and most studied Anglo-Saxon medical texts. ... the middle ages, and was both copied and translated in England.2 The Lacnunga itself has no.

24 Oct 2012: Central Middle Ages. DEPARTMENT OF ANGLO-SAXON, NORSE, AND CELTIC. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. ... middle ages, from Inishboffin in the Atlantic to Inchcolm in the North Sea.

10 Sep 2017: As in these early tests, in many contexts Christian prayer has replaced traditional ritual practice while aiming to reach the same goals the older rites once achieved. ... Th ere are of course a range of traditions in political-economic anthropology, for

20 Sep 2021: The illustration has at its centre the image of a daul ‘satirist’ standing in the middle of the hall, presumably engaged in a public display of his craft. ... While this prosimetrical form marks very many Irish saga texts composed down to the late

2 Nov 2012: On the Date of the Middle Irish Recension II Táin Bó Cúailnge 3. ... On the Date of the Middle Irish Recension II Táin Bó Cúailnge 11.

26 Sep 2022: Medieval studies have contributed to the construction of a memory of the Middle Ages, where an idea from Romanticism of a reconstructed work and an author for the vernacular literature has ... My first focus will be on the appropriation of memory in the

4 Mar 2009: Three incommensurable narratives are at work in Æthelwold’s test of Ælfstan and his obedience. ... That is what interests us. Quite the opposite is the case in the early Middle Ages.

2 Nov 2012: The two middle stanzas of the poem (5-6) insist that the norns will not allow his life to be lost: látum eigi líf hans farask. ... This sort of consciousness becomes manifest in the written Old-Norse sources from the middle of the twelfth century