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Irish grammatical tracts/II
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Early Modern Irish tract on declension, one of the so-called Irish grammatical tracts.
Manuscript witnesses
Text
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS C ii 3/B
First copy of recension 1, “defective at beginning and end” (Bergin).
pp. 1–24
Text
Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS C ii 3/C
Second copy of recension 1, “defective at beginning” (Bergin). There is a colophon dated 1552.
ff. 1–19
MS
Dublin, Trinity College, MS 1319/pp. 195-278
(V) Irish grammatical tract on the noun, “mainly written by one scribe, helped here and there by a second” (Gwynn).
p. 252–
Text
Dublin, Trinity College, MS 1319/pp. 195-278
Recension 2, “defective at end” (Bergin).
pp. 252–278
Sources
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[ed.] Bergin, Osborn, “Irish grammatical tracts [I and II, §§ 1–11]”, Ériu 8 (supplement, 1916): i–v, 1–60.
Critical edition of Irish grammatical tracts I (introductory part, pp 1–36) and part of II (on declension), §§ 1-11 (pp 37–60)
[ed.] Bergin, Osborn, “Irish grammatical tracts [II, §§ 12–87]”, Ériu 9 (supplement, 1921–1923): 61–124.
Critical edition (continued) of Irish grammatical tracts, comprising part of II (on declension), §§ 12–87
