
Ériu Volume VII (7), 1914 (Print Copy)

Edited by: Kuno Meyer and R. I. Best
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CONTENTS
- The Guesting of Athirne (pp. 1-9)
Kuno Meyer
- On Debide Rhyme (pp. 10-12)
Kuno Meyer
- St. Victricius of Rouen and St. Patrick (pp. 13-17)
Alfred Anscombe
- Mid-sixteenth-Century Numbers and Phrases (pp. 18-25)
J. H. Lloyd
- Bó Thúir (p. 26)
Eleanor Knott
- Modern Irish Teóra 'Limit, Border.' (pp. 27-29)
Osborn Bergin
- The Authorship and Structure of the "Annals of Tigernach" (pp. 30-113)
Eoin Mac Neill
- Palaeographical Notes I. The Rawlinson B 502 Tigernach (pp. 114-120)
R. I. Best
- An Irish Penitential (pp. 121-195)
E. J. Gwynn
- A Third Copy of the Guesting of Athirne (pp. 196-199)
Rudolf Thurneysen
- Cúrói and Cúchulinn (pp. 200-209)
J. Baudiš
- Cináed úa Hartacáin's Poem on Brugh na Bóinne (pp. 210-238)
Lucius Gwynn and Cináed Úa Hartacáin
- On a Line in Patrick's Hymn (p. 239)
Eleanor Knott
- The Lament of the Nun of Beare (pp. 240-241)
Osborn Bergin
- The Death of Conchobar's Sons (pp. 242-243)
Osborn Bergin
- What Brought the Saxons to Ireland (p. 244)
Osborn Bergin
- Report, Session 1913 (pp. i-iv)