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Celtica Volume 23 (1999): Essays in honour of James Patrick Carney
Contents
† Birgit Bramsbäck
pp. 1–2
† Birgit Bramsbäck
pp. 3–18
Andrew Breeze
pp. 19–29
John Carey
pp. 30–37
T. M. Charles-Edwards
pp. 38–59
J. C. Crick
pp. 60–75
† T. de Bhaldraithe
pp. 76–81
William Gillies
pp. 82–95
Eric P. Hamp
pp. 96–112
A. J. Hughes
pp. 113–124
Nicolas Jacobs
pp. 125–131
Brian Lambkin
pp. 132–154
Fredrik Otto Lindeman
pp. 155–156
Proinsias Mac Cana
pp. 157–168
Gearóid Mac Eoin
pp. 169–173
Liam Mac Mathúna
pp. 174–187
Terence McCaughey
pp. 188–192
Kay Muhr
pp. 193–210
Brian Murdoch
pp. 211–226
† Nessa Ní Shéaghdha
pp. 227–230
Séamas Ó Catháin
pp. 231–260
† Brian Ó Cuív
pp. 261–268
Pádraig Ó Néill
pp. 269–275
William O’Sullivan
pp. 276–299
Erich Poppe
pp. 300–311
Joan N. Radner
pp. 312–325
Jane Stevenson
pp. 326–368
Clara Strijbosch
pp. 369–389
Robert L. Thomson
pp. 390–407
Seosamh Watson
pp. 408–412
Máire West
pp. 413–435
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