Celtica Volume 11 (1976): Myles Dillon memorial volume

Contents

• Myles Dillon (1900–1972): a bibliography
  Rolf Baumgarten
  pp. 1–14
• Two observations concerning the Navigatio Brendani
  Ludwig Bieler
  pp. 15–17
• Féchem, fethem, aigne
  D. A. Binchy
  pp. 18–33
• Unpublished letters by Edward Lhuyd in the National Library of
  Scotland
  John L. Campbell
  pp. 34–42
• The social background to Irish peregrinatio
  T. M. Charles-Edwards
  pp. 43–59
• `Rindard’
  Maartje Draak
  p. 60
• The preposition i n- as the subject marker
  David Greene
  pp. 61–67
• Barnu brawd
  Eric P. Hamp
  pp. 68–75
• Over the writer’s shoulder: Saint Abban
  W. W. Heist
  pp. 76–84
• Diminutive suffixes in Breton
  Roparz Hemon
  pp. 85–93
• Notes on the long-é future in Middle and Modern Irish
  Kenneth Jackson
  pp. 94–106
• The Old Irish tree-list
  Fergus Kelly
  pp. 107–124
• Two notes
  Proinsias Mac Cana
  • On the word láech `warrior’
  • On a title in the MI tale-lists

  pp. 125–132

• The background of the battle of Tarbga
  Gearóid Mac Niocaill
  pp. 133–140
• The possessive construction in Scottish Gaelic
  Terence P. McCaughey
  pp. 141–149
• On the LU version of `The expulsion of the Dési’
  Tomás Ó Cathasaigh
  pp. 150–157
• The scribe of the Irish astronomical tract in RIA B II 1
  Tomás Ó Concheanainn
  pp. 158–167
• Comram na Cloenfherta
  Brian Ó Cuív
  pp. 168–179
• Béimaistriú i mantfhocail
  T. S. Ó Máille
  pp. 180–186
• The article in a variety of Perthshire Gaelic
  Máirtín Ó Murchú
  pp. 187–193
• Cathcharpat serda
  Cecile O’Rahilly
  pp. 194–202
• Beatha Cholaim Chille: an chóip atá i LS. A 8
  Pádraig Ó Súilleabháin
  pp. 203–213
• The Tinnakill Duanaire
  Anne O’Sullivan
  pp. 214–228
• The Irish manuscripts in case H in Trinity College Dublin
  catalogued by Matthew Young in 1781
  William O’Sullivan
  pp. 229–250
• On the meaning of `habitual’
  R. A. Q. Skerrett
  pp. 251–254
• The stressed vowel phonemes of a Manx idiolect
  R. L. Thomson
  pp. 255–263
• Beiträge zur vergleichenden Erforschung des Irischen
  H. Wagner
  1. Eine Etymologie von Féni
  2. Zum Verbalpraefix ro-
  3. Neuir. thug sé a aghaidh ar . . . `Er ging nach . . .’
  4. Südir. chuaidh an teine i n-éag `Das Feuer ging aus’
  5. Altir. at-ballat a beóil `er stirbt’
  6. Zur Etymologie von ir. seangán `Ameise’
  7. Neuirisch gustal

  pp. 264–269

• The etymology of Irish dúan
  Calvert Watkins
  pp. 270–277
• MlW neu, neut as copula
  J. E. Caerwyn Williams
  pp. 278–285