Analecta Hiberniae, Fasciculus XI
On a Fragment Concerning the Well of Nechtan, with Notes on an Unusual Variant of the River-Naming Tradition
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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 X
On a Fragment of Uncertain Occasion from the Mythological Cycle, with a Note on the Toponym Áth na Súl
Analecta Hiberniae, Fasciculus IX
On the Cessation of Augury at Tulach na Fios, with Commentary on an Irrecoverable Verse
Analecta Hiberniae, Fasciculus VIII
On the Conduct of a Man at Áth Fhir Diadh on the Night Preceding Combat, with Notes on a Damaged Verse
Analecta Hiberniae, Fasciculus VII
On a Variant Account of the Pre-Sovereignty Craft-Presentation, with Commentary on the Toponym Mag Féachaint
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