- The
Fernaig m****cript (Scottish Gaelic: Làmh-sgrìobhainn Fheàrnaig or Làmh-sgrìobhainn MhicRath) is a do****ent
containing approximately 4,200
lines of...
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verse composed in this
manner are the Book of the Dean of
Lismore and the
Fernaig m****cript. The
Ogham writing system was used in
Ireland to
write Primitive...
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Donnchadh nam Pìos, was a
Scottish Gaelic poet and the
compiler of the
Fernaig m****cript
which he
committed to
paper using an English-influenced system...
- Macrae's grandson,
Duncan Macrae of
Inverinate was the
compiler of the
famous Fernaig m****cript 1688-93. In 1721
William Ross, 6th
chief of the
Pitcalnie line...
- 1540s
Murdoch Buidhe fl. 1530s–1570s
Roderick (1st of
Fernaig) died
before 1600 Iain (2nd of
Fernaig) fl. 17th
century Also
known as Iain
McRuari Mhic Mhathoin...
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attribution to
Iseabail has been questioned, but
without substantial grounds."
Fernaig m****cript
Islay Charter Welch,
Robert (2000). The
Concise Oxford Companion...
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Architects -
Moray Place,
Edinburgh Scampton and
Barnett Architects -
Fernaig Cottage,
Wester Ross
Cameron Webster Architects - Due West 2018 Reiach...
- there,
living variously at the Isle of Barra,
Aultgrishan in Ross-shire,
Fernaig in Ross-shire,
Smirisary in
Moidart and Inverness.
Three of her
books relate...
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Kintyre Gaelic poet
Donnchadh MacRae, 9th of Inverinate, the
scribe of the
Fernaig m****cript. The
MacRaes of
Inverinate were well
known for
their loyalty...
- 4 (1907–08): 104–21, 202–19. Book of the Dean of
Lismore Islay Charter Fernaig m****cript See the
description by
Ronald Black on the
Irish Script on Screen...
