Varia Celtica – Aufsatzsammlung

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Bergin, Osborn: “How the Dagda got his Magic Staff”. In: Medieval Studies in Memory of Gertude Schoepperle Loomis, New York/Paris 1927, repr. Genève 1974, 399-406.

Best, Richard Irvine: “The British of Brandub Son of Eochaid and of Aedan Son of Gabran”. In: Medieval Studies in Memory of Gertude Schoepperle Loomis, New York/Paris 1974, 381-390.

Best, Richard Irvine: “Whitley Stokes. A Memorial Discourse”. Trinity College, Dublin 1951, 3-15.

Binchy, Daniel A.: “Celtic Suretyship, a Fossilized Indo-European Institution?”. In: Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David (eds.),The Celtic World Vol. I (2007), 239-251.

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Boshouwers, Claudia: “Tochmarc Cotreibe – An edition of a Middle Irish tale”, University of Utrecht 2011.

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Breatnach, Liam: “Canon Law and Secular Law in Early Ireland”. In: Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David (eds.), The Celtic World Vol. I (2007), 290-309.

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Bromwich, Rachel: “Celtic Elements in Arthurian Romance: A General Survey*”. In: Grout, P.B., Lodge, R.A., Pickford, C.E. and Varty, E.K.C. (eds.), The Ledgend of Arthur in the Middle Ages. Studies presented to A.H. Diverres by colleagues, pupils and friends, Cambridge 1983, 41-233.

Brown, Arthur C.-L.: “The Irish Element in King Arthur and the Grail”. In: Medieval Studies in Memory of Gertude Schoepperle Loomis, New York/Paris 1927, repr. Genève 1974, 95-111.

Burkitt, Francis Crawford: “On two Early Irish Hymns”. In: Journal of Theological Studies 3 (1901), 95-96.

Byrne, Francis John: "Senchas: The Nature of Gaelic Historical Tradition". In: Barry, John Gerard and Warren, Wilfried L. (eds.), Historical Studies 9, Belfast 1974, 137-159.

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Campanile, Enrico: “Aspetti della cultura indoeuropea arcaica”. In: Studi e Saggi Linguistici 14 (1974), 185-227.

Carey, John: “Saint Patrick, the Druids, and the End of the World”. In: History of Religions, Vol. 36, Nr. 1 (Aug. 1996), 42-53.

Carey, John: “Symbol and Mystery in Irish Religious Thought”. In: Temenos 13 (1992),
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Carney, James: “The Deeper Level of Early Irish Literature”. In: Capuchin Annual, 1969, 160-171.

Carney, James: “The Ecclesiastic Background to Irish Saga”. In: Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David (eds.), The Celtic World Vol. I (2007), 253-261.

Charles-Edwards, Thomas M.: “The Lure of Celtic Languages, 1850-1914”. In: Costambery, Marios; Hamer, Andrew and Heale, Martin (eds.), The Making of the Middle Ages. Liverpool Essays, Liverpool University Press 2007, 15-33.

Charles-Edwards, G. and T. M.: “The Continuation of Brut Y Tywysogion in Peniarth MS.20”. In: Ysgrifan Cherddi Cyflwynedig i Daniel Huws. Essays and Poems Presented to Daniel Huws, Aberystwyth 1994, 293-305.

Clancy, Thomas Owen.: “Subversion at Sea: Structure, Style and Intent in the Immrama”. In: Woodings, Jonathan M. (ed.), The Otherwolrd Voyage in Early Irish Literature. An Anthology of Criticism, Dublin 2000, 194-225.

Clarke, Michael: “Achilles, Byrhtnoth, and Cú Chulainn. Continuity and Analogy from Homer to the Medieval North”. In: Clarke, Michael J.; Currie, G. F. and Lyne, O. A. M. (eds.), Epic Interactions. Perspektives on Homer, Virgil, and the Epic Tradition, Oxford 2009, 241-271.

Collis, John: “Celts and Politics”. In: Graves-Brown, Paul;Jones, Siân and Gamble, Clive (eds.), Cultural Identity and Archaeology. The construction of European communities. Routledge, London/New York 1996, 167-177.

Corthals, Johan: “Stimme, Atem und Dichtung: Aus einem Lehrbuch für die Dichterschüler (Uraicept na mac Sésa)”. In: Viertes Symposium deutschsprachiger Keltologen und Keltologinnen, Linz 2005, 1-22.

Cosgrove, Art: “Hiberniores ipsis Hibernis”. In: Cosgrove, Art and McCartney, Donal (eds.), Studies in Irish history: presented to R. Dudley Edwards, Dublin 1979, 1-14.

Cunningham, Bernadette: “The case of Geoffrey Keating” In: Irish Historical Studies 25, No. 98 (November 1986), 116-128.

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Dillon, Myles: “The Archaism of Irish Tradion”. In: Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David (eds.), The Celtic World Vol. I (2007), 157-175.

Dooley, Ann: ”Re-drawing the Bounds: Marginal Illustrations and Interpretative Strategies in The Book of Kells”. In: Keefer, Sarah Larratt and Bremmer, Jr. Rolf , H. (eds.), Signs on the Edge, Paris 2007, 9-25.

Draak, Maartje: “A Leyden Boethius-Fragment with Old-Irish Glosses”. In: Draak, Maartje (ed.), A Leyden Boethius-Fragment with Old-Irish Glosses, Amsterdam 1948, 115-127.

Duffy, Séan: “The 1169 invasion as a turning-point in Irish-Welsh relations”. In: Smith, Brendan (ed.), Britain and Ireland, 900-1300. Insular Responses to Medieval European Change, Cambridge: CUP 1999, 98-263.

Duft, Johannes: “The Relations between Ireland and St. Gall”. In. Duft, Johannes and Meyer, Peter (eds.), The Irish MIniatures in the Abbey Library of St. Gall, Olten, Berne and Lausanne 1954, 11-82.

Dumville, David N.: “Biblical Apocrypha and the early Irish: A preliminary investigation”. In: Proceeding of the Royal Irish Academy, Vol. 73 (October 1973), 299-338.

Dumville, D.N.: “What is mediaeval Gaelic poetry?”. In: Smith, David F. and Philsooph, H. (eds.), Explorations in Cultural History: Essays for Peter Gabriel McCaffery, Aberdeen 2010, 82- 153.

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Ellis, T. P.: “Legal References, Terms and Conceptions in the ‘Mabinogion’”. In: Y Cymmrodor 39 (1928), 86-148.

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Fischer, Robert: Die keltische Religion in Irland und ihre Beeinflussung durch die Christianisierung. Wien, Juni 2007.

Ford, Patrick K.: “Performance and Literacy in Medieval Welsh Poetry”. In: The Modern Language Review, Vol 100, Nr. 4 (Oct. 2005), xxx-xlviii.

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Gaidoz, Henri: “Du Changement de Sexe dans les Contes Celtiques”. In: Revue de l’Histoire des Religious 57 (1908) 317-332.

Greene, David : “The ‘Act of Truth’ in a Middle-Irish Story”. In: Saga och Sed (1979), 30-37.

Greene, David: “A Gaelic Version of the Seven Wise Masters”. In: Ó Duilearga, Séamus (ed.), Béaloideas. The Journal of the Folklore of Ireland Society, Dublin 1994, 219-236.

Greene, David: “The Chariot as Described in Irish Literature”. In: Research Report 9 (1972), 59-73.

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Habermehl, Peter: “‘Die Welt in einer Nußschale‘ Isidor von Sevilla und die Abenteuer der Etymologie(n)“. In: Hock, Wolfgang and Meier-Brügger, Michael (eds.), Festschrift für Christoph Koch zum 65. Geburtstag, München 2007, 103-119.

Hamp, Eric P.: “Recent Scholarship in Ireland”. In: Modern Philology, Vol. 52, Nr. 4 (May 1955), 265-268.

Haycock, Marged: “Literary criticism in Welsh before c. 1300”. In: Minnis, Alastair and Johnson, Jan (eds.), The Cambridge History of Literary Criticism, Vol. 2, The Middle Ages, Cambridge 2005, 333-345.

Haycock, Marged: “Taliesin’s ‘Lesser Song of the World’”. In: Ysgrifan Cherddi Cyflwynedig i Daniel Huws. Essays and Poems Presented to Daniel Huws. Aberystwyth 1994, 229-251.

Herbert, Máire: “Aislinge Meic Conglinne: Contextual Considerations“. In: Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society 110 (2005), 65-72.

Herbert, Máire: “Sea-divided Geals? Constructing relationships between Irish and Scots c. 800-1169”. In: Britain and Ireland, 900-1300. Insular Responses to Medieval European Change, Cambridge 1999.

Herbert, Máire: “Latin and Vernacular Hagiography of Ireland from the Origins to the Sixteenth Century”. In: Philippart, G. (ed.), Hagiographies III (Brussels 2001), 327-360.

Herren, Michael W.: “Literary and Glossarial Evidence for the Study of Classical Mythology in Ireland A.D. 600-800”. In: Conrad-O’Brian, Helen; D’Arcy, Anne-Marie and Scattergood, John (eds.), Text and Gloss. Studies in Insular Language and Literature Presented to Joseph Donovan Pheifer, Dublin/Portland 1999, 51-67.

Hewitt, Steve: “Remarks On The Insular Celtic/ Hamito-Semitic Question”. In: Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David (eds.), The Celtic World Vol. IV (2007), 230-231.

Hofman, Rijcklof: “The Irish Tradition of Priscian”. In: De Nonno, Mario; De Paolis, Paolo and Holtz, Louis (eds.), Manuscripts and Tradition of Grammatical Texts from Antiquity to the Renaissance. Cassino 2000, 257-287.

Hughes, Kathleen: “Evidence for contacts between the churches of the Irish and English from the Synod of Whitby to the Viking Age”. In: Cemoes, Peter and Hughes, Kathleen (eds.), England before the Conquest. Studies in Primary Sources presented to Dorothy Whitelock, Cambride 1971, 49-67.

Hull, Eleanor: “The Helgi Lay and Irish Literature”. In: Medieval Studies in Memory of Gertrude Schopperle Loomis, New York/Paris 1927, repr. 1974, 265-275.

Hull, Vernam: “The Middle Irish Apocryphal Account of ‘The Seventeen Miracles at Christ’s Birth’”. In: Modern Philology, Vol. 43, No. 1 (Aug. 1945), 25-39.

Hyde, Douglas: “Mediaeval Account of Antichrist”. In: Medieval Studies in Memory of Gertrude Schopperle Loomis, New York/Paris 1927, repr. 1974, 391-398.

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Ireland, Colin A.: “Some analogues of the O.E. seafarer from Hiberno-Latin sources”. In: Neuphilologische Mitteilungen, 92 (1991), 1-15.

Isaac, Graham R.: “Paths of the Celts, Paths of Celtic Studies. Cultural reflections on the function of an ‘Arts subject’”. In: Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David (eds.), The Celtic World Vol. I (2007), 362-381.

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Jackson, Kenneth: “Tradition in Early Irish Prophecy”. In: Man, Vol. 34 (May, 1934), 67-70.

James, Montague Rhodes: “Irish Apocrypha”. In: Journal of Theological Studies 20 (1918), 9-16.

Jarman, A.O.H.: “The Arthurian Allusions in the Black Book of Carmarthen”. In: Grout, P.B., Lodge, R.A., Pickford, C.E. and Varty, E.K.C. (eds.), The Ledgend of Arthur in the Middle Ages. Studies presented to A.H. Diverres by colleagues, pupils and friends, Cambridge 1983, 99-112.

Jennings, Andrew: “Historical and linguistic evidence for Gall-Gaidheil and Norse Western Scotland”. In: Ureland, P. Sture and Clarkson, Iain (eds.), Language Contact across the Noth Atlantic. Proceedings of the Working Groups held at University College, Galway (Ireland), August 29-Sebtember 3, 1992 and the University of Göteborg (Sweden), August 16-21, 1993, Tübingen 1996, 63-73.

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Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David: “Acknowledgments”, “General Introduction“ and “Introduction“. In: Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David (eds.), The Celtic World Vol. I (2007), xiii-10.

Kelder, Antoinette: “De rol fidchell en gwyddbwyll – in verhalden in de Ulster Cycle en de Mabinogion”, 2011.

Kelleher, John V.: “The Pre- Norman Irish genealogies”. In: Irish Historical Studies 16
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Knobloch, Clemens: "Sprachwissenschaft". In: Hausmann, Frank-Rutger (ed.), Die Rolle der Geisteswissenschaften im Dritten Reich 1933-1945, München 2002, 305-327.

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Lapidge, Michael and Love, Rosalind C.: “The Latin Hagiography of England and Wales (600-1550)”. In: Philippart, Guy (ed.), Hagiographies: Histoire internationale de la litterature hagiographique latine et vernaculaire en Occident des origines a 1550, Vol. 3 (Turnhout: Brepols, 2001),203-325.

Lerchenmueller, Jochim: “Keltologie”. In: Hausmann, Frank-Rutger (ed.), Die Rolle der Geisteswissenschaften im Dritten Reich 1933-1945, München 2002, 138-359.

Lloyd-Morgan, Ceridwen: “Migrating Narratives: Peredur, Owain, and Geraint”.In: Fulton, Helena (ed.), A Companion to Arthurian Literature, Chichester 2009, 128-141.

Lucas, A. T.: “Washing and Bathing in Ancient Ireland”. In: The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of ireland. Vol. 95 (1965), 65-114.

Lühr, Rosemarie: “Die Herkunftsbezeichnug Leonis und das Motiv des dankbaren Löwen im Mabinogion und bei Chrétien von Troyes”. In: von Ertzdorff, Xenia (ed.), Die Romane von dem Ritter mit dem Löwen, Amsterdam/Atlanta 1994, 219-243.

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MacNeill, John: “Early Irish Population Groups: Their Nomenclature, Classification and Chronology ”. In: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy Vol. XXIX, Section C, No.4, Dublin 1911, 59-114.

MacKinnon, Kenneth: “Cape Breton – Western Isles: transatlantic resonances of language and culture”. In: Ureland, P. Sture and Clarson (eds.), Language contact across the North Atlantic. Proceedings of the Working Groups held at University College, Galway (Ireland), August 29-Sebtember 3, 1992 and the University of Göteborg (Schweden), August 16-21, 1993, Tübingen 1996,364-379.

McCone, Kim: ”*Eti, Pseudo- *Eti and related matters in Insular Celtic”. In: Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David (eds.), The Celtic World Vol. IV (2007), 373-403.

McCormick, Finbar: “The domesticated cat in early Christian and Medieval Ireland”. In: MacNiocaill, Gearóid (ed.), Keimelia- Studies in Medieval Archaeology, Galway 1988, 219-228.

McNamara, Martin: “Celtic Christianity, Creation and Apocalypse, Christ and Antichrist”. In: Milltown Studies 23 (1989), 5-39.

McNamara, Martin: “The Psalms in the Irish Church”. In: Sharpe, John and Van Kampen, Kimberly (eds.), The Bible as Book. The Manuscript Tradition, London 1998, 89-103.

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Mulchrone, Kathleen: “The Tripartite Life of Patrick – Fragments of Stowe Copy Found”. In: Journal of the Galway Archaeological and Historical Society 20 (1943), 129-144.

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Murphy, Gerard: “Scotti Peregrini. The Irish on the Continent in the time of Charles the Bald ". In: Studies (Dublin 1931), 39-50; 229-244.

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Nuttall, Geoffrey F.: “Rhyme, Compounds and Imagery in Dafydd ap Gwilym”. In: Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion (1993), 7-25.

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Ó Coileáin, Séan: “Some Problems of Story and History”. In: Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David (eds.), The Celtic World Vol. IV (2007), 506-529.

Ó Corráin, Donnchadh: “Creating the Past. The early Irish genealogical tradition”. In: Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David (eds.), The Celtic World Vol. IV (2007), 530-560.

Ó Corráin, Donnchadh: “Irish Origin Legends and Genealogy”. In: Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David (eds.), The Celtic World Vol. I (2007), 262-289.

Ó Corráin, Donnchadh: “Historical Need and Literary Narrative”. In: Karl, Raimund and Stifter, David (eds.), The Celtic World Vol. IV (2007), 485-505.

Ó Corráin, Donnchadh: “Nationality and Kingship in Pre-Norman Ireland”. In: Moody, T.W. (ed.), Historical Studies XI: Nationality and the pursuit of national independence, papers read before the Conference held at Trinity College, Dublin, 26-31 May, 1975, 1-35.

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Ó hUiginn, Ruairí: “ Growth and Development in the Late Ulster Cycle: The Case of Táin Bó Flidais”. In: Nagy, Joseph F. (ed.), Memory and the Modern in Celtic Literatures, Dublin 2006, 143-161.

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O’ Reilly, Jennifer: “Gospel Harmony and the Names of Christ. Insular Images of a Patristic Theme ”. In: Sharpe, John and Van Kampen, Kimberly (eds.), The Bible as Book. The Manuscript Tradition, London 1998, 73-88.

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Page, R.I.: “How long did the Scandinavian language survive in England? The epigraphical evidence”. In: Clemoes, Peter and Hughes, Kathleen (eds.), England before the Conquest. Studies in Primary Sources presental to Dorothy Whitelock, Cambridge 1971, 165-189.

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Poppe, Erich: “Deutsche Keltologie im 19. Jh. Auf dem Weg der Philologie“. In: König, Christoph (ed.), Das Potenzial europäischer Philologien – Geschichte, Leistung, Funktion, Göttingen 2009, 25-33.

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Poppe, Erich: „Die mittelalterliche irische Abhandlung Auraicept na nÉces und ihr geistesgeschichtlicher Standort“. In: Dutz, Klaus D. and Niederehe, Hans-J. (eds.), Theorie und Rekonstruktion, Münster 1996, 55-74.

Poppe, Erich: “The Matter of Troy an Insular Versions of Dares’s De Excidio Troiae Historia“. In: Haßler, Gerda and Rüter, Angelika (eds.), Beiträge zur Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaft 19 (2009), 253-298.

Poppe, Erich: “Johann Caspar Zeuß und die Keltomanie”. In: Wollenschläger, Michael, Kreßel, Eckhard and Egger, Johann (eds.), Recht- Wirtschaft-Kultur. Herausforderungen an Staat und Gesellschaft im Zeitalter der Globalisierung. Festschrift für Hans Hablitzel zum 60. Geburtstag, Berlin 2005, 239-250.

Poppe, Erich: “Lag es in der Luft? – Johann Kaspar Zeuß und die Konstituierung der Keltologie“. In: Beiträge zur Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaft 2 (1992), 41-56.

Poppe, Erich; Reck, Regine: “Rewriting Bevis in Wales and Ireland”. In: Djordjevic, Ivana and Fellows, Jennifer (eds.), Sir Bevis of Hampton in Literary Tradition (Studies in Medieval Romance), Cambridge 2008, 37-50.

Poppe, Erich: “Frauenfrömmigkeit im frühmittelalterlichen Irland. Einige Überlegungen zu Brigit von Kildare“. In: Bertelsmeier-Kierst, Christa (ed.), Kulturgeschichtliche Beiträge zum Mittelalter und der frühen Neuzeit, Frankfurt am Main u.a. 2010, 27-40.

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Richter, Michael: “Medieval Ireland an Iceland – Worlds Apart?". In: Mazour-Matusevich, Yelena and Korros, Alexandra (eds.), Soluting Aron Gurevich, Leiden 2010, 156-165.

Roberts, Brynley F.: “The Welsh Romance of the Lady of the Fountain (Owein)“. In: Grout, P.B., Lodge, R.A., Pickford, C.E. and Varty, E.K.C. (eds.), The Ledgend of Arthur in the Middle Ages. Studies presented to A.H. Diverres by colleagues, pupils and friends, Cambridge 1983, 170-182.

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Seymour, St. John D.: “Irish Versions of the Vision of St. Paul”. In: Journal of Theological Studies 24 (1922), 54-59.

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Smyth, Alfred P.: “The effect of Scandinavian raiders on the English and Irish churches: a preliminary reassessment”. In: Smith, Brendan (ed.), Britain and Ireland, 900-1300. Insular Responses to Medieval European Change, Cambridge 1999, 1-37.

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