Irish Texts Society Subsidiary Series Volume 29: The Matter of Britain in Medieval Ireland: Reassessments

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Irish Texts Society Subsidiary Series Volume 29: The Matter of Britain in Medieval Ireland: Reassessments

by John Carey

€ 21.00

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November 2017

Paperback

Number of pages: 144

ISBN: 9781999804701

€ 21.00

Quantity

Book Details

Published by

November 2017

Paperback

Number of pages: 144

ISBN: 9781999804701

About the authors

John Carey

John Carey is a Professor of Early and Medieval Irish at University College Cork. His research interests include cosmology, apocrypha and vision literature, legendary history, cultural connections between Ireland and Wales, tales of the transmission or recovery of traditional knowledge, and the portrayal of the Irish Otherworld. He has contributed to Codices Hibernenses Eximii I: Lebor na hUidre (2015) and Treasures of the Royal Irish Academy Library (2009).

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