Manuscripts
Work in progress.
p. 1a– p. 4a
[Páis hImaigine Crist]
Heading/rubric: ‘Páis [I]maigine Crist’Incipit: ‘Araile cathair rigda fil isin Aisia’
p. 4a– p. 6b
[Scéla Siluester ⁊ Constantin]
Incipit: ‘Siluestar tra espoc firen foithnech he’
No title heading. Story of Pope Silvester and the healing of Constantine the Great. Imperfect copy.
There is a gap between p. 6 and p. 7, as a result of which the previous text breaks off imperfect and the next one becomes acephalous.
p. 7a– p. 7a
[Irish homily on Paphnutius and Onophrius]
Incipit: ‘[...]fort, ⁊ ro-sia clú do chrabuid fón uile doman.’
Acephalous. Fragment of a text on the monks Paphnutius and Onophrius.
p. 7b.1– p. 9a
[Páis Marcellinuis]
Incipit: ‘O atchuala tra Dioclian in t-impir clu crabuid ⁊ ecna ⁊ cretmi in abbad Pasnute’
No title heading. Passion of Marcellinus.
p. 9b– p. 12b
p. 12b
[Mairg do-n duine carus duíne]
Heading/rubric: ‘Fland Fína cecinit’
p. 13a– p. 23
Collection of saints’ pedigrees. See Pádraig Ó Riain, Corpus genealogiarum sanctorum Hiberniae (1985)
p. 23a.5– p. 23b.12
p. 23b.13
p. 24b– p. 29
Abridged version.
p. 29b– p. 34a
p. 34a.19
p. 34b.35
On the finding of Stephen's body
p. 35b.26
p. 40a.26
p. 44a.1– p. 45a.6
[Cétaín in braith ]
Heading/rubric: ‘Cedaín in braith incipit’Incipit: ‘Cum autem ieiunnatis nolite fieri sicut hipocrite tristes’
Homily on fasting.
p. 45a.7
[De ieiunio Domini in deserto (Irish homily) ]
Heading/rubric: ‘De ieiunio Domini in deserto’
Irish homily on the Temptation of Christ in the desert
p. 48b.18
Irish homily on the Lord’s Supper
p. 52b.11
[De die Pentecostes (Irish homily) ]
Heading/rubric: ‘De die Pentecostes’
Irish homily on the day of Pentecost
p. 56a.1
Irish homily on the Circumcision
p. 59a.16– p. 61b.21
[De virtute sancti Martain]
Heading/rubric: ‘Incipit de virtute Sancti Martain’
Irish homily on the life of Martin, bishop of Tours, ed. from this MS by Whitley Stokes, ‘A Middle-Irish homily on S. Martin of Tours’, Revue Celtique 2 (1873–1875).
p. 61c– p. 66a
p. 66b.1
Irish homily on charity
p. 74a
[Irish prose litany of Mary ]
Incipit: ‘A Muire mor’
Early Irish prose litany of the Virgin Mary.