
Ériu Volume XVIII (18), 1958 (Print Copy)

Edited by: Eleanor Knott and D. A. Binchy
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CONTENTS
- Two Old Irish Poems (pp. 1-43)
James Carney
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The Date and Provenance of Uraicecht Becc (pp. 44-54)
D. A. Binchy
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A Poem of Prophecies (pp. 55-84)
Eleanor Knott
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Old-Irish Sernaid and Related Forms (pp. 85-101)
Calvert Watkins
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Palaeographical Notes III (pp. 102-107)
R. I. Best
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The Analytic Forms of the Verb in Irish (pp. 108-112)
David Greene
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The Fair of Tailtiu and the Feast of Tara (pp. 113-138)
D. A. Binchy
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Filidecht and Coimgne (pp. 139-152)
Sean Mac Airt
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Some Verbal Forms in Modern Irish (pp. 153-157)
Brian Ó Cuiv
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An Irish-Icelandic Parallel Ferdomun/Karlsefni (pp. 158-159)
P. L. Henry
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Ferdomnach and the Armagh Notulae (pp. 160-163)
Kathleen Mulchrone
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Old-Irish Axal (p. 164)
D. A. Binchy