Manuscripts

Dublin, Trinity College, MS 1392

Latin, Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Cornish, Welsh, Breton, French, English, Basque
s. xvii^ex/xviiiⁱⁿ
Welsh manuscripts
paper

Papers by Edward Lhuyd.

General
Contents

Identifiers

Location

Ireland Dublin, Trinity College

Shelfmark

H 5. 20

Classification

Cat. no. 1392

Provenance and related aspects

Language

Latin, Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Cornish, Welsh, Breton, French, English, Basque

Date

s. xvii^ex/xviiiⁱⁿ

Hands, scribes

Codicological information

Material

paper

Distinct units

Boxed:

1

Dublin, Trinity College, … 1 [1706]

A copy of Grammatica Latino-Hibernica, dated 1706.

2

Dublin, Trinity College, … 2 [s. xviiiⁱⁿ]

Oblong-shaped miscellany.

3

Dublin, Trinity College, … 3 [s. xvii^ex/xviiiⁱⁿ]

Comparative (Latin, Welsh, Cornish and Breton) vocabulary and incomplete word-list. Fragment.

4

Dublin, Trinity College, … 4 [s. xvii^ex/xviiiⁱⁿ]

Part of the Welsh preface to the Archaeologia Brittanica.

5

Dublin, Trinity College, … 5 [s. xvii^ex/xviiiⁱⁿ]

Three Breton vocabularies and a charter relating to Strata Florida.

6

Dublin, Trinity College, … 6 [s. xvii^ex/xviiiⁱⁿ]

7

Dublin, Trinity College, … 7 [s. xvii^ex/xviiiⁱⁿ]

8

Dublin, Trinity College, … 8 [1704]

Parts of a printed text of Edward Lhuyd’s Archaeologia, with annotations by Roderic O'Flaherty.

9

Dublin, Trinity College, … 9 [s. xvii^ex/xviiiⁱⁿ]

Irish-Latin and Latin-Basque vocabularies. One sheet.

10

Dublin, Trinity College, … 10 [s. xvii^ex/xviiiⁱⁿ]

11

Dublin, Trinity College, … 11 [s. xvii^ex/xviiiⁱⁿ]

Various fragments.

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