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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: 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,

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)

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.

30 Jul 2012: Essai d’épistémologie (Paris 1971), especially pp. 14–15, 24–5. The King of England and the Prince of Wales, 1277–84. ___________________________________________________________________________. ... The little. use of legal and historical

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.

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),

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.