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Note to Stokes 1900 (linked below), p. 280.
Note to Stokes 1900 (linked below), p. 280.
Items; XI. athláech -- XII. A gloss in Regina no. 255. (fochra) -- XIII. bruiden and Goth. baúrd -- XIV. uag and Goth. augó -- XV. aesc and Lat. aesculus.
Items; XI. athláech -- XII. A gloss in Regina no. 255. (fochra) -- XIII. bruiden and Goth. baúrd -- XIV. uag and Goth. augó -- XV. aesc and Lat. aesculus.
Edition and translation of the remainder of the Annals of Tigernach in Rawl. B 488, ff. 19rb-26. Stokes described this section as a ‘continuation’ on the assumption that Tigernach, abbot of Clonmacnoise (d. 1088), was the chief compiler of the annals.
Edition and translation of the remainder of the Annals of Tigernach in Rawl. B 488, ff. 19rb-26. Stokes described this section as a ‘continuation’ on the assumption that Tigernach, abbot of Clonmacnoise (d. 1088), was the chief compiler of the annals.
‘Second fragment, AD 143–361’ (from Rawl. B 488, ff. 4-6), pp. 6-33 -- ‘Third fragment, AD 489–766’ (from Rawl. B 488 [not 482 as indicated], ff. 7-14), pp. 119–263 -- ‘The fourth fragment, AD 973–AD 1088’ (in fact, two fragments from Rawl. B 488), pp. 337–356 (fragment of f. 15), 356-420 (part of the next fragment, ff. 16–19ra).
‘Second fragment, AD 143–361’ (from Rawl. B 488, ff. 4-6), pp. 6-33 -- ‘Third fragment, AD 489–766’ (from Rawl. B 488 [not 482 as indicated], ff. 7-14), pp. 119–263 -- ‘The fourth fragment, AD 973–AD 1088’ (in fact, two fragments from Rawl. B 488), pp. 337–356 (fragment of f. 15), 356-420 (part of the next fragment, ff. 16–19ra).