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26 Sep 2022: of the same memories.24 As Lars Boje Mortensen pointed out, the Latin book culture is seen as a background to the vernacular tradition that does not deserve the same ... 24–87 (p. 26). 4 Canu Llywarch, ‘Gwahodd Llywarch i Lanfawr’, in EWSP, pp.

11 Oct 2022: his Dictionarium duplex.23 This correspondence suggests that D’Ewes possessed a copy.24. ... 164–185, at. pp. 166, 176. 24 Andrew G. Watson, The Library of Sir Simonds D’Ewes (London, 1966), p.

27 Sep 2022: 24. (2) Gilla Comgaill Ua Tuathail, king of Ui Muiredaig: his kingdom, which corresponded to the deanery of Omorthy in the diocese of Glendalough, in the south of Co. ... 24. Ireland and its Invaders, 1166-1186. large extent continued the early Irish

26 Sep 2022: 24). However, this extension of heterotopia to 'primitive' cultures is more apparent than real, since he severely limits the functioning of such spaces in his defining examples: 'adolescents, menstruating women, pregnant ... M. Parker Pearson and R. T.

24 Jun 2022: bird and figural motifs — a virtual pattern book.24 Unfortunately it is not possible to relate any of the motifs to Physiologus types. ... 24 (1943), 257-72. The passage on pp. 261-2 bears the unmistakable tone of Françoise Henry’s prose style.

26 Sep 2022: See further The Dating of ‘Beowulf’: A Reassessment, ed. by Leonard Neidorf, Anglo-Saxon Studies, 24 (Cambridge: D. ... Marshall, ‘Goldgyfan or Goldwlance: A Christian Apology for Beowulf and Treasure’, Studies in Philology, 107 (2010), 1–24.

27 Sep 2022: Both Betha Phátraic (‘Life of Patrick’, a version of the ninth century Vita Tripartita) and Betha Shenáin meic Geirginn (BS, ‘Life of Senán’,24 a text 21 John Windele, ‘The Book ... See Albert Poncelet, ‘De magno legendario Austriaco’,