Analecta Hiberniae, Fasciculus VII
On a Variant Account of the Pre-Sovereignty Craft-Presentation, with Commentary on the Toponym Mag Féachaint
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Analecta Hiberniae
Lost manuscripts from the Irish mythological cycles, recovered and introduced by a Victorian philologist who understands everything except what matters.
Analecta Hiberniae, Fasciculus VI
On the Making and Disposal of a Vessel at Mag Tuired, with Notes on a Damaged Verse
Analecta Hiberniae, Fasciculus V
Addendum: A Dinnseanchas Fragment Found Adhering to the Back Binding of the Codex Hibernicus Bodleianus Primus, with Notes on Several Absences
Analecta Hiberniae, Fasciculus IV
On Four Folios Attributed to a Tradition of Amergin Glúingel, of Uncertain Provenance, Being a Complete Transcription with Commentary
Analecta Hiberniae, Fasciculus II
On a Passage from the Ulster Cycle Preserving an Account of Macha After the Racing, with Notes on a Hapax Legomenon in the Imprecation
Analecta Hiberniae, Fasciculus III
On a Fragment Touching on Brigid of the Tuatha Dé Danann, Being a Variant Account of a Making, with Notes on the Threshold Convention
Analecta Hiberniae, Fasciculus I
On a Fragment Concerning Manannán mac Lir at the Shore of Trácht Déicsin, with Notes on an Unusual Epithet