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|Title=<i>Fragmentum annalium cuiusdam Connatiensis</i>
|Title=<i>Fragmentum annalium cuiusdam Connatiensis</i>
|TitleInfo=<p>There is no title for this text that is both unique and generally preferred. James Ware, who owned the manuscript, described the text of the two leaves as a <em>fragmentum annalium cuiusdam Connatiensis ab anno 1238 usque ad an. 1314</em>. <br></p>
|TitleInfo=<p>There is no title for this text that is both generally preferred and uniquely recognisable. James Ware, who owned the manuscript, described the text of the two leaves as a <em>fragmentum annalium cuiusdam Connatiensis ab anno 1238 usque ad an. 1314</em>. <br></p>
|Initial words in prose=Tomas .h. Ruadhan, espog Luighni, quievit
|Initial words in prose=Tomas .h. Ruadhan, espog Luighni, quievit
|Classification=Subject:annals and chronicles
|Classification=Subject:annals and chronicles
|PlaceCategory=Connacht
|PlaceCategory=Connacht
|ShortDescription=<p>Irish annals known only from two fragments in Raw. B 488 containing entries for AD 1237–1249 and 1303–1314. <br></p>
|ShortDescription=<p>Irish annals known only from two fragments in Raw. B 488 containing entries for AD 1237–1249 and 1303–1314. The extant entries appear to focus on affairs in or relating to Connacht.<br></p>
|LanguageAuto=Early Modern Irish
|LanguageAuto=Early Modern Irish
|LanguageSecondaryAuto=Latin language
|LanguageSecondaryAuto=Latin language

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