Celtica — Journal of the School of Celtic Studies - Vol. 10

Contents

• The consecration of Irish kings
  Myles Dillon
  pp. 1–8
• A poem on the kings of the Eóganachta
  Myles Dillon
  pp. 9–14
• Vestiges of the Irish dialect of east Mayo
  Myles Dillon
  pp. 15–21
• Distraint in Irish law
  D. A. Binchy
  pp. 22–71
• A text on the forms of distraint
  D. A. Binchy
  pp. 72–86
• Two items from Irish Apocryphal tradition
  Brian Ó Cuív
  pp. 87–113
• The linguistic training of the Mediaeval Irish poet
  Brian Ó Cuív
  pp. 114–140
  Also available separately as E 1.4.
• Five notes
  C. O'Rahilly
  
  • fuil
  • ginchróes, inchróes
  • fidchúach
  • ergal án ríam
  • Marginal .r.
  pp. 141–150
• Celtic and Indo-European words in *mVl-
  Eric P. Hamp
  pp. 151–156
• Some a-preterites
  Eric P. Hamp
  pp. 157–159
• The topos of the single sandal in Irish tradition
  Proinsias Mac Cana
  pp. 160–166
• The relative adverb mar a
  R. A. Breatnach
  pp. 167–170
• Lá dá raibh sé (2)
  R. A. Breatnach
  pp. 171–173
• The provenance of Laud Misc. 615.
  Anne O'Sullivan and Máire Herbert
  pp. 174–192
• A manuscript of Cathal Mac Muireadhaigh
  Ronald Black
  pp. 193–209
• The scribe who wrote for the White Earl
  Tomás Ó Concheanainn
  p. 210
• Old Irish personal names:
  M. A. O'Brien's `Rhys Lecture' notes, 1957
  Edited by Rolf Baumgarten
  pp. 211–236
• Irish versions of the Abgar legend
  P. Considine
  pp. 237–257
• Book Reviews
  
  • Celtic mythology
    Proinsias MacCana
    Myles Dillon
  • Mythe et epopée II
    G. Dumézil
    Myles Dillon
  • Cín lae Amhlaoibh
    T. de Bhaldraithe
    Myles Dillon
  • The court poet in Medieval Ireland
    J. E. Caerwyn Williams
    Myles Dillon
  • The Gaelic Notes in the Book of Deer
    Kenneth Jackson
    R[onald] B[lack]
  • Gaelic folktales and Mediaeval romance
    Alan Bruford
    Anne O'Sullivan
  • Germanen und Kelten bis zum Ausgang der Römerzeit
    Birkhan Helmut
    L[uce] D[iez]
  • Eriugena
    John J. O'Meara
    John M. Dillon
  pp. 258–274