Medieval History
I just came across 3 important works of Old Irish grammatical
scholarship that have been placed online. I'm not sure if people are
aware of them, so I thought I'd send the links to the list.
1) O Maille's 'contributions to the history of the verbs of
existence in Irish' (1911)
http://www.archive.org/details/contributionstoh00mrich
2) Strachan's 'substantive verb in the glosses' (1899)
http://www.archive.org/details/transact189900philuoft
while rather old, these two do have a lot of interesting things about
the development and usage of the substantive verb and the copula from
Old Irish to Modern Irish.
- Modern Glosses
Dr Denis Casey writes: In recent years the internet has become an indispensable tool for medieval scholars, with websites such as the Early Irish Glossaries Database, Parker Library on the Web and the Celtic Digital Initiative providing access to texts...
- Thousands Of Irish Medieval Documents Now Available Online
Trinity College Dublin historians have reconstructed invaluable medieval documents destroyed during the bombardment of the Four Courts in 1922. The Four Courts was the home of the Public Record Office, which was catastrophically destroyed when it was...
- St Gall Priscian Glosses
ST GALL PRISCIAN GLOSSES Rijcklof Hofman (transcription), Pádraic Moran (digital edition) http://www.stgallpriscian.ie/ St Gall MS 904 is a copy of Priscian's monumental Institutiones Grammaticae (Foundations of Grammar) written in 851. It contains...
- Tionól 2009
Scoil an Léinn Cheiltigh / Tionól / 2009 Tionól 2009 Clár Note: Not final; subject to change Dé hAoine, an 20 Samhain 2009 Scoil an Léinn Cheiltigh, 10 Bóthar Burlington * 9.15 ? 9.50 Sìm Innes Local piety in medieval Highland Perthshire * 9.50...
- Old Irish Summer Schools, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick
Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick, will offer Summer Schools in Old Irish, Juneâ??July 2009. The aim of the summer schools is to provide help to students who wish to improve their knowledge of Old Irish but who are not in a position to...
Medieval History
via Old Irish net
I just came across 3 important works of Old Irish grammatical
scholarship that have been placed online. I'm not sure if people are
aware of them, so I thought I'd send the links to the list.
1) O Maille's 'contributions to the history of the verbs of
existence in Irish' (1911)
http://www.archive.org/details/contributionstoh00mrich
2) Strachan's 'substantive verb in the glosses' (1899)
http://www.archive.org/details/transact189900philuoft
while rather old, these two do have a lot of interesting things about
the development and usage of the substantive verb and the copula from
Old Irish to Modern Irish.
- Modern Glosses
Dr Denis Casey writes: In recent years the internet has become an indispensable tool for medieval scholars, with websites such as the Early Irish Glossaries Database, Parker Library on the Web and the Celtic Digital Initiative providing access to texts...
- Thousands Of Irish Medieval Documents Now Available Online
Trinity College Dublin historians have reconstructed invaluable medieval documents destroyed during the bombardment of the Four Courts in 1922. The Four Courts was the home of the Public Record Office, which was catastrophically destroyed when it was...
- St Gall Priscian Glosses
ST GALL PRISCIAN GLOSSES Rijcklof Hofman (transcription), Pádraic Moran (digital edition) http://www.stgallpriscian.ie/ St Gall MS 904 is a copy of Priscian's monumental Institutiones Grammaticae (Foundations of Grammar) written in 851. It contains...
- Tionól 2009
Scoil an Léinn Cheiltigh / Tionól / 2009 Tionól 2009 Clár Note: Not final; subject to change Dé hAoine, an 20 Samhain 2009 Scoil an Léinn Cheiltigh, 10 Bóthar Burlington * 9.15 ? 9.50 Sìm Innes Local piety in medieval Highland Perthshire * 9.50...
- Old Irish Summer Schools, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick
Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick, will offer Summer Schools in Old Irish, Juneâ??July 2009. The aim of the summer schools is to provide help to students who wish to improve their knowledge of Old Irish but who are not in a position to...