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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.

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

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 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.

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

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.