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Carmina Gadelica is a
compendium of prayers, hymns, charms, incantations, blessings, literary-folkloric
poems and songs, proverbs,
lexical items, historical...
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Memoranda Gadelica aka Dublin,
Trinity College MS H. 4. 31, is an
Irish annal,
covering the
years 1582 to 1665, with some gaps. This
annals features notices...
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songs and
rites from
sources such as The
Silver Bough and The
Carmina Gadelica. It is a time of
honouring the
goddess Brigid, and many of her dedicants...
- ISBN 978-1-60413-413-1. O'Grady,
Standish Hayes (1892).
Silva Gadelica |
Silva gadelica (I.-****I.): a
collection of
tales in
Irish with
extracts illustrating...
- song Am
Beannachadh Bealltain ("The
Beltane Blessing") in his
Carmina Gadelica,
which he
heard from a
crofter in
South Uist. The
first two
verses were...
- Senórach",
Silva Gadelica,
Williams and Norgate, pp. 94–232 O'Grady,
Standish H., ed. (1892b), "The
Colloquy with the Ancients",
Silva Gadelica, translation...
- "caim"
possibly derives from
Scottish Gaelic as
listed in the
Carmina Gadelica meaning "loop, curve, circle, or sanctuary".
English lexicographer Edward...
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between 1864 and 1882.
Alexander Carmichael is best
known today for
Carmina Gadelica, an
influential but
controversial compendium of
edited Highland lore and...
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literary matters are
related and
discussed — Carmichael, Alexander,
Carmina Gadelica, 1900, tome I, p. xxviii. The
ceilidh of the
Western Hebrides corresponds...
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grant wishes. The
Scottish folklorist Alexander Carmichael in
Carmina Gadelica states that she
foretells the
death of
those slain in battle, and that...
