Ériu Volume XXXI (31), 1980 (Print Copy)

by Proinsias Mac Cana

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28 October 2015

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ISSN: 0332-0758

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Edited by: David Greene and Proinsias Mac Cana

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. Some Remarks on the Relative in Old Irish (pp. 1-9)

   Liam Breatnach

2. The Nasalizing Relative Clause with Object Antecedent in the Glosses (pp. 10-27)

   Kim McCone

3. Aspect of Variant Word Order in Early Irish (pp. 28-38)

   D. Mac Giolla Easpaig

4. The Verbal-Adjective Format -Iste in Ulster Irish (pp. 39-45)

   Breandán Ó Buachalla

5. Diabhal (Deamhan 7RL.) Mar Dheis Chomhréire sa nGaeilge (pp. 46-58)

   Mícheál Ó Siadhail

6. Is There Raising in Modern Irish? (pp. 59-99)

   James McCloskey

7. Irish Words for 'Alphabet' (pp. 100-110)

   Brian Ó Cuív

8. The Lament for Cummíne Foto (pp. 111-122)

   Francis John Byrne

9. Intervention and Disruption in the Myths of Finn and Sigurd (pp. 123-131)

   Joseph Falaky Nagy

10. 'Gabh Umad a Fheidhlimidh': A Fifteenth-Century Inauguration Ode? (pp. 132-145)

    Katharine Simms

11. Varia I. Wb. 13b1313b13 (pp. 146-149)

    E. G. Quin

12. Varia II. Tadhg mac Céin and the Badgers (pp. 150-155)

    Alan Mac an Bhaird

13. Coiste Náisiúnta Léann na Gaeilge (p. 155)

14. Varia III. Old Irish bé, ben 'Woman' (pp. 156-163)

    Anders Ahlqvist

15. Varia IV (pp. 164-167)

    Fredrik Otto Lindeman

16. Varia V (pp. 168-171)

    Tomás De Bhaldraithe

17. Towards A Thesaurus of Poetic Diction in Old and Middle Irish Unrhymed Verse (p. 171)

18. Varia VI álad 'Wound' (p. 172)

    Eric P. Hamp