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Ériu Volume IX (9), 1921-1923 (Print Copy)

by Osborn Bergin
€ 25.00

Journal Details

Published date

05 October 2015

Frequency: 1 Annually

ISSN: 0332-0758

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Edited by: Osborn Bergin 

Ériu is devoted to Irish philology and literature, and from its foundation in 1904 the peer-reviewed journal has had a reputation internationally among Celtic scholars. In the century since its inception, Ériu has served as an outlet for the work of the early standard bearers of Irish language studies and Celtic studies and of each new generation of researchers in turn.

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CONTENTS

  1. Tomás Costelloe and O'Rourke's Wife (pp. 1-11)

    E. J. Gwynn and Turlough O'Reilly

  2. Miscellanea

  3. Notes on Some Passages in the Brehon Laws (pp. 31-42)

    Charles Plummer

  4. Advice to a Prince (pp. 43-54)

    Tadhg O'Donoghue

  5. Uí Maccu Uais (pp. 55-60)

    Paul Walsh

  6. Popular Science in Mediaeval Ireland (pp. 61-67)

    Robin Flower and Torna Ó Maoilchonaire

  7. Modern Irish IPV. PL. 2 in -GĪ (pp. 68-70)

    Alf Sommerfelt

  8. A Reflex of the Prehistoric Change of ai: a (p. 70)

    Alf Sommerfelt

  9. The Authorship of the Culmen (pp. 71-76)

    Tomás Ó Máille

  10. Metrica

  11. The Vocative in Modern Irish (pp. 85-91)

    T. F. O'Rahilly

  12. Nominative and Vocative (pp. 92-94)

    Osborn Bergin

  13. Addenda to 'Miscellanea' (pp. 95-97)

    T. F. O'Rahilly

  14. On Tochmarc Emere (pp. 98-108)

    Josef Baudiš

  15. Notes on Some Passages in the Brehon Laws III (pp. 109-117)

    Charles Plummer

  16. The Common Authorship of Some Book of Leinster Texts (pp. 118-146)

    Áine De Paor

  17. Mulierum Consortia: Étude Sur Le Syneisaktisme Chez Les Ascètes Celtiques (pp. 147-156)

    L. Gougaud

  18. A Note on O'Davoren's Glossary (pp. 157-158)

    E. J. Gwynn

  19. The Magic White in Táin Bó Cúailnge (p. 159)

    Osborn Bergin

  20. A Poem by Domhnall Mac Dáire (pp. 160-174)

    Osborn Bergin, Domhall Mac Dáire and Domhall Mac Dáire Mhic Bhruaideadha

  21. A Dialogue between Donnchad Son of Brian and Mac Coisse (pp. 175-180)

    Osborn Bergin

  22. Is Ónd Athir Dó (p. 180)

    Osborn Bergin

  23. Kuno Meyer (pp. 181-186)

    R. I. B.

  24. Report of Sessions 1915-1923 (pp. 187-190)

About the author

Osborn Bergin

Osborn Joseph Bergin (Osborn Ó hAimhirgín), MRIA, 1873-1950, was an eminent scholar in the field of Irish Studies. Read more about him here.