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7 Nov 2013: 3 (p. 7 overleaf)) in which the ‘middle’ Anglo-Saxon sites from the. ... Pearce, South-Western Britain in the Early Middle Ages (Leicester, 2004), 30–9; H.

10 Sep 2017: It is against this backdrop that the network ‘Converting the Isles’ has been founded to examine social, economic and cultural aspects of conversion in the early-medieval Insular world, covering different ... With a Welsh groom and an Australian bride,

26 Nov 2018: A test set. by the druid Sithchenn fails to decide among the young contenders. ... productive middle and a peaceful end. The verb bís as transmitted is actually.

27 Nov 2018: Kathleen Hughes Memorial Lecture 4. economic exploitation or as the origin of barbarian raiders that threatened. ... Patrick answered: ‘I will do so’, and the druid said: ‘I do not want to undergo a test of water with him; for water is a god of

26 Sep 2022: turned anchorite. That Penwahl lived in the region of the Middle Angles intrigues. ... of early and middle Saxon pottery that the Spaldas, a Middle Anglian people,.

2 Sep 2021: 3 David N. Dumville, Councils and Synods of the Gaelic Early and Central Middle Ages (1997) ISBN 978-0-9532172-0-5. ... 11 Uáitéar Mac Gearailt, On the Date of the Middle Irish Recension II Táin Bó Cúailnge (2008) ISBN 978-0-9562353-2-9.

24 Jun 2022: Women readers in the Middle Ages (2006). ISBN 978-0-9554568-1-7 / 0-9554568-2-7. ... for the other changes in the middle of the piece, until again in the.

23 Nov 2016: 1075), also, incidentally, the subject of one of the major early Middle High German works, the Annolied (c. ... 42 István Bejczy, Virtue Ethics in the Middle Ages: Commentaries on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, 1200-1500 (Leiden, 2007).

23 Jun 2022: Women readers in the Middle Ages (2006). ISBN 978-0-9554568-1-7 / 0-9554568-2-7. ... 215–44. 20. Icelandophile. Eiríkur dismissed the Grimm diagnostic tests: he suggested, for example, that English -sk and -sh final elements represented residual

20 Sep 2021: It is well known that British personal names in the Middle Ages, and indeed today, contained, and contain, stock of both Celtic and Latin origin. ... 62); James Clark, The Benedictines in the Middle Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell Press, 2011), pp.