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18 publications between 1943 and 1982 indexed

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The notes on non-Irish saints in the manuscripts of Félire Óengusso

Hennig, John, “The notes on non-Irish saints in the manuscripts of Félire Óengusso”, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 75 C (1975): 119–159.

Félire Óengusso

Studies in the Latin texts of the Martyrology of Tallaght, of Félire Oengusso and Félire húi Gormáin

Hennig, John, “Studies in the Latin texts of the Martyrology of Tallaght, of Félire Oengusso and Félire húi Gormáin”, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 69 C:4 (1970): 45–112.

Félire ÓengussoMartyrology of GormanMartyrology of Tallaght

The function of the Martyrology of Tallaght

Hennig, John, “The function of the Martyrology of Tallaght”, Mediaeval Studies 26 (1964): 315–328.

Martyrology of Tallaght

The Megas Kanon of Andrew of Crete and the Félire of Oengus the Culdee

Hennig, John, “The Megas Kanon of Andrew of Crete and the Félire of Oengus the Culdee”, Mediaeval Studies 25 (1963): 280–293.

Félire Óengusso

Appellations of saints in early Irish martyrologies

Hennig, John, “Appellations of saints in early Irish martyrologies”, Mediaeval Studies 19 (1957): 227–233.

The Félire Oengusso and the Martyrologium Wandalberti

Hennig, John, “The Félire Oengusso and the Martyrologium Wandalberti”, Medieval Studies 17 (1955): 227–233.

Félire ÓengussoMartyrologium Wandalberti

A critical study of Hampson’s edition of the hexametrical Martyrologium breviatum in London, British Library, Cotton Galba A XVIII

Hennig, John, “A critical study of Hampson’s edition of the hexametrical Martyrologium breviatum in London, British Library, Cotton Galba A XVIII”, Scriptorium 8 (1954): 61–74.

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Metrical calendar of Hampson

The place of Irish saints in late mediaeval English hagiography

Hennig, John, “The place of Irish saints in late mediaeval English hagiography”, Mediaeval Studies 16 (1954): 165–171.

A list of Irish saints in Rawl. B 484

Hennig, John, “A list of Irish saints in Rawl. B 484”, Éigse 6:1 (1948–1952): 50–55.

List of Irish saints (Colum Cille o Dhoire)

The Irish counterparts of the Anglo-Saxon Menologium

Hennig, John, “The Irish counterparts of the Anglo-Saxon Menologium”, Mediaeval Studies 14 (1952): 98–106.

A note on the traditions of St. Frediano and St. Silao of Lucca

Hennig, John, “A note on the traditions of St. Frediano and St. Silao of Lucca”, Mediaeval Studies 13 (1951): 234–242.

The meaning of All the Saints

Hennig, John, “The meaning of All the Saints”, Mediaeval Studies 10 (1948): 147–161.

Cataldus Rachav. A study in the early history of diocesan supremacy in Ireland

Hennig, John, “Cataldus Rachav. A study in the early history of diocesan supremacy in Ireland”, Mediaeval Studies 8 (1946): 217–244.

St. Albert, patron of Cashel. A study in the history of diocesan episcopacy in Ireland

Hennig, John, “St. Albert, patron of Cashel. A study in the history of diocesan episcopacy in Ireland”, Mediaeval Studies 7 (1945): 21–39.

Vita sancti Albarti archiepiscopi Casellensis

The historical work of Louis Gougaud

Hennig, John, “The historical work of Louis Gougaud”, Irish Historical Studies 3 (1942–1943): 180–186.

Contributions to edited collections or authored works

Irlandkunde in der festländischen Tradition irischer Heiliger

Hennig, John, “Irlandkunde in der festländischen Tradition irischer Heiliger”, in: Heinz Löwe (ed.), Die Iren und Europa im früheren Mittelalter, 2 vols, vol. 2, Stuttgart: Klett-Cotta, 1982. 686–696.

Studies in the vocabulary of the Sacramentarium Veronense

Hennig, John, “Studies in the vocabulary of the Sacramentarium Veronense”, in: John J. OʼMeara, and Bernd Naumann (eds), Latin script and letters A.D. 400–900: Festschrift presented to Ludwig Bieler on the occasion of his 70th birthday, Leiden: E. J. Brill, 1976. 101–112.

Old Ireland and her liturgy

Hennig, John, “Old Ireland and her liturgy”, in: Robert E. McNally (ed.), Old Ireland, Dublin: Gill, 1965. 60–89.