A new history of Ireland: 1 Prehistoric and early Ireland
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| adam_text | PREFACE V CONTRIBUTORS XXVLII MAPS XXXI PLATES XXXII LINE DRAWINGS AND
TEXT FIGURES XI ABBREVIATIONS AND CONVENTIONS XLIV INTRODUCTION:
PREHISTORIC AND EARLY IRELAND BY T. M. CHARLES-EDWARDS IVII I THE
GEOGRAPHICAL ELEMENT IN IRISH HISTORY BY J. H. ANDREWS I THE MARITIME
BOUNDARY: INSULARITY I SIZE 3 CLIMATE AND AGRICULTURE 4 SETTLEMENT
PATTERNS 5 CENTRALISATION 7 REGIONS: PROVINCES 8 THE CENTRAL LOWLAND 9
EASTERN IRELAND 11 SETTLEMENT AND ALTITUDE 12 THE PALE 14 THE
SOUTH-EAST/ NORTH-WEST DIVIDE 15 ULSTER; THE LINK WITH SCOTLAND 17 THE
EFFECTS OF PLANTATION 19 TOPOGRAPHY AND RELIGION 20 MUNSTER; ACCESS BY
SEA 21 DAIRYING, SETTLEMENT, AND DISTURBANCE 24 THE WEST: A NATIVE
ENCLOSURE 27 REGIONAL POVERTY 28 CONGESTION; LANGUAGE 30 INSULARITY AND
NATIONALITY 31 VIII CONTENTS II THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT BY J. P.
HAUGHTON 32 LOCATION, DIMENSION, AND ENVIRONMENTS 32 RELIEF 34 EFFECTS
OF GLACIATION 35 REGIONAL DIVISIONS 39 CALEDONIAN UPLANDS: DONEGAL AND
CONEACHT 40 CALEDONIAN HILLS AND LOWLANDS: THE EAST 41 HERCYNIAN RANGES:
THE SOUTH 43 NORTH-EASTERN BASALT 45 CENTRAL LOWLANDS 46 THE DRUMLIN
BELT 48 III IRELAND BEFORE 3000 B.C. BY M. J. O KELLY 49 THE QUATERNARY
ERA: GLACIATION 49 THE GREAT INTERGLACIAL; SUBSEQUENT GLACIATIONS 51
LATE GLACIAL TIME, 13,54-8500 B.C. 54 POST-GLACIAL TIME 55 LAND
CONNECTIONS: PLANTS, ANIMALS, AND MAN IN IRELAND 56 TOOME BAY 57
LARNIAN CULTURE 59 MESOLITHIC SETTLEMENT: MOUNT SANDEL 65 LOUGH BOORA
66 OTHER SITES 67 IV NEOLITHIC IRELAND BY M. J. O KELLY 69 AGRICULTURE
AND HOUSES 69 AXE FACTORIES 70 INTRODUCTION OF AGRICULTURE 72 THE
SETTLEMENT AT LOUGH GUR, CO, LIMERICK 73 COURT TOMBS 78 PORTAL TOMBS:
MEATH; SLIGO 80 PASSAGE-TOMBS 84 WEDGE-TOMBS 86 TOMB-BUILDING AND
NEOLITHIC SOCIETY 89 STANDING STONES AND ALIGNMENTS 93 PASSAGE-TOMB
ART 93 ROCK ART 96 V BRONZE-AGE IRELAND BY M. J. O KELLY 98 BEAKER
WARE 98 WEAPONS AND TOOLS: THE NEWGRANGE SETTLEMENT 101 C O N T E N T S
IX BEAKER BURIALS: THE GRANGE STONE CIRCLE 102 FOOD VESSELS: CREMATIONS;
CAIRNS 104 URNS AND URN BURIALS 106 STONE CIRCLES 110 LATE BRONZE-AGE
BURIAL SITES 112 BALLINDERRY, CO.. OFFALY; CRANNOGS 114 METAL-WORKING:
INNOVATIONS C. 1200 B.C. 116 MINING; FURNACES 117 TIN AND TRADE 119
CASTING 119 AXES I2I HALBERDS AND DAGGERS 123 RAPIERS, RAZORS, SPEARS
126 GOLD OBJECTS 127 THE LATER BRONZE AGE, 1200*200 B.C.; IRELAND S
FIRST GOLDEN AGE 129 VI IRON-AGE IRELAND BY BARRY RAFTERY 134 THE
SPREAD OF IRON IN EUROPE 134 IRISH METAL-WORKING 135 THE INTRODUCTION OF
IRON-WORKING TO IRELAND 136 THE END OF THE BRONZE AGE 138 THE RISE OF LA
TENE CULTURE: THE CELTS 139 LA TENE COMES TO IRELAND, C.300 B.C. 140
LISNACROGHER, CO. ANTRIM 141 CONTINENTAL ORIGIN? LA TENE AS A STRAND IN
THE IRISH IRON AGE 145 WEAPONS; CHARIOTS 146 DRESS-FASTENERS; PERSONAL
ORNAMENTS 148 THE BROIGHTER HOARD 151 QUERNS; FOOD PRODUCTION 152 ANIMAL
HUSBANDRY 153 HOUSE-TYPES; MATERIAL CULTURE 154 BRONZE TRUMPETS 156
METAL-WORKING; ENAMEL 157 LOUGH CREW DECORATION; DECORATED STONES 158
RINGFORTS 161 HILLFORTS 162 PROMONTORY FORTS 163 LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE 164
THE ROYAL SITES : TARA, NAVAN FORT, DUN AILINNE 166 TRACKWAYS AND
LINEAR EARTHWORKS 169 X CONTENTS BURIALS: RINGBARROW SITES 171 AGE AT
DEATH 173 CONTACT WITH ROMAN EUROPE: REFUGEES AND MERCHANTS 174 A
MILITARY EXPEDITION? 176 ROMAN FINDS IN IRELAND 177 AN UNRAVELLED
TAPESTRY 180 VII IRELAND, 400-800 BY DAIBHI 6 CROININ 182 THE FOOLISH
IRISH RACE, FORGETFUL OF ITS HISTORY. .. 182 THE SUCCESS OF SYNTHETIC
HISTORY 183 ORIGIN LEGENDS 186 THE PENTARCHY 187 LEINSTER: THE DAL
MESSIN CORB; THE UI GARRCHON 188 THE UI DUNLAINGE AND UI CENNSELAIG 190
MAC CAIRTHINN; THE UI FAILGI 191 THE UI BAIRRCHE 193 TIMNA CATHAIR MAIR
195 THE SEVENTH CENTURY 197 UI DUNLAINGE MONOPOLY OF THE KINGSHIP,
738-1042 200 DOMINANCE OF THE UI NEILL 201 UI NEILL ORIGINS 202
LOEGUIRE; COIRPRE; MUIRCHERTACH MAC ERCAE 205 MIDLAND KINGDOMS OF THE
SOUTHERN UI NEILL 207 THE CLANN CHOLMAIN MAIR AND SIL NAEDO SLAINE 208
UI NEILL HEGEMONY IN THE NORTHERN HALF OF IRELAND 210 ULSTER: THE
SURVIVAL OF ULAID POWER 212 DAL FIATACH; DAL NARAIDI 213 BAETAN MAC
CAIRILL 215 BATTLE OF MAG ROTH (637): THE END OF ULAID HOPES OF RECOVERY
218 BUFFER KINGDOMS; THE CONTRACTION OF ULSTER 220 MUNSTER: THE
EOGANACHTA 221 IMBLECH IBAIR; THE MUSCRAIGE 222 WEST MUNSTER: THE
EOGANACHTA LOCHA LEIN 224 MUNSTER SELF-ASSURANCE AND UI NEILL AMBITION
226 CONNACHT: LACK OF A STRONG TRADITION OF OVER-KINGSHIP 227 NORTH
CONNACHT: THE UI FIACHRACH 228 THE UI NEILL AND CONNACHT 229 THE UI
BRIUIN 230 THE CALRAIGE; THE UI MAINE 231 CONSOLIDATION OF UI BRIUIN
POWER 233 CONTENTS XL VIII THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF EARLY MEDIEVAL IRELAND,
C.400-1169: SETTLEMENT AND ECONOMY BY NANCY EDWARDS 235 THE EXTENT AND
ROLE OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE 235 THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDY OF EARLY
MEDIEVAL IRELAND SINCE THE 1830S 236 EXCAVATION 237 RADIOCARBON DATING;
DENDROCHRONOLOGY; AIR PHOTOGRAPHY 237 AN EXPANDING DATABASE 238
SETTLEMENT: REGIONAL VARIATION, LAND, BUILDING MATERIALS 238 RINGFORTS:
RATHS 238 CASHELS 242 PURPOSE AND CONSTRUCTION 245 INTERNAL STRUCTURES
245 HOUSES ASSOCIATED WITH CASHELS 248 RECTANGULAR HOUSES 249
SOUTERRAINS 249 BUILDINGS INSIDE RINGFORTS; EXTERNAL ENCLOSURES 252
PROMONTORY FORTS 254 CRANNOGS: DISTRIBUTION; CONSTRUCTION; ACCESS 255
BUILDINGS IN CRANNOGS 258 FUNCTIONS AND CONTEXT 259 OTHER SETTLEMENT
SITES; STONE HOUSES 260 WOODEN HOUSES 261 SETTLEMENTS IN THE LANDSCAPE
261 ARCHAEOLOGY AND FARMING 263 LIVESTOCK AND OTHER DOMESTIC ANIMALS 265
TILLAGE: CEREALS 267 PLOUGHING 268 REAPING, WINNOWING, AND STORAGE 269
WATERMILLS AND QUERNS 270 OTHER CULTIVATED PLANTS 272 HUNTING, FISHING,
AND GATHERING 273 THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL PICTURE OF EARLY FARMING 275
CRAFTS: WOOD; TOOLS AND UTENSILS 276 STONE AND RELATED MATERIALS 278
PRODUCTS FROM ANIMALS AND PLANTS 279 TEXTILES 281 METALWORKING 283 GLASS
AND ENAMEL 287 POTTERY 288 XII CONTENTS EXCHANGE AND TRADE 290 WEALTH
292 THE VIKING IMPACT 295 THE CHRONOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK 296 IX THE CHURCH
IN IRISH SOCIETY, 400-800 BY KATHLEEN HUGHES 301 THE INFLUENCE OF
ROMANISED GAUL 301 PALLADIUS, AUXERRE, AND SOUTHERN IRELAND 302 THE
INFLUENCE OF ROMAN BRITAIN 303 PELAGIAN CONTROVERSY; PATRICK AND THE
NORTH 305 THE EVIDENCE OF ANNALS AND GENEALOGIES FOR THE ARRIVAL OF
CHRISTIANITY 306 THE EARLY CHURCH: PATRICK S WRITINGS 308 THE
PRE-MONASTIC CHURCH OUTSIDE SECULAR SOCIETY 309 THE FIRST PHASE, C.
400-500 310 THE COMING OF MONASTICISM 311 ROLE OF THE ABBOT;
ORGANISATION; THE PARUCHIA 312 ENDOWMENT OF BISHOPRICS AND MONASTERIES
313 MANAIG 313 LITERARY EVIDENCE 314 THE POSITION C.700: ADJUSTMENT TO
THE SECULAR LAW 315 MONASTIC TOWNS; CHANGES IN THE POSITION OF ABBOTS
316 MONASTIC WAR AND INTERNAL CONTENTION; ARMAGH 317 REVIVAL OF
ASCETICISM: THE CELL DE PRAYER AND LEARNING 319 A HEALTHY AND ACCEPTED
CHURCH, C.8OO 320 SPIRITUALITY: THE EVANGELISM OF PATRICK 321 THE
PILGRIM LIFE ABROAD; COLUMBANUS 322 SPIRITUAL EXERCISE; PRAYER; PENANCE
323 THE EASTER CONTROVERSY 325 AN ARCHAIC CHURCH; LATIN 326 BIBLICAL
COMMENTARY 327 LITERATURE: ADAPTED IMPORTATIONS; APOCRYPHA AND INVENTION
329 X EARLY IRISH LAW BY T. M. CHARLES-EDWARDS 331 WRITTEN SOURCES AS
EVIDENCE; TEXTS AND COMMENTARIES 331 LEGISLATION 332 THE CAIN: CLERICAL
LAW AND ROYAL EDICT 334 CHANCE SURVIVAL OF DOCUMENTS 337 CONTENTS XIII
SUBJECT-MATTER 339 THE LEGAL SHAPE OF SOCIETY: LAW AND IRISH LIFE 341
COURTS AND AUTHORITY 342 DATING THE SENCHAS MAR: THURNEYSEN S CASE 342
STYLE AS A CRITERION 344 THE BRETHA NEMED 345 BINCHY S VIEW: MODEST
BEGINNINGS BEFORE GENERAL ACCEPTANCE 348 LEGAL SCHOOLS 349 LEARNED
PROFESSIONS; DRUID, FILI, AND BRITHEM 350 LEGAL TRADITION AND THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH 352 WRITTEN LAW: THE INFLUENCE OF LATIN 356 CLIENTSHIP:
THE JUBILEE AND THE INFLUENCE OF MOSAIC LAW 357 IUDEX AND BRITHEM ?6I
THE CORPUS IURIS HIBERNENSIS 362 DISTINCTION AND OVERLAP 365 RIGHTS,
OBLIGATIONS, AND LEGAL TOOLS 366 LAW AS A HISTORICAL SOURCE 368 THE
BRIEF ERA OF WRITTEN LAW 369 XI HIBERNO-LATIN LITERATURE TO 1169 BY
DAIBHI O CROININ 371 CHRISTIANITY AND THE INTRODUCTION OF LATIN 371 THE
FIRST PHASE: PATRICK AND PALLADIUS 372 THE SECOND PHASE: PREDOMINANT
MONASTIC INFLUENCE 373 COLUMBANUS 374 ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTION IN LATIN
376 THE COMPREHENSIVENESS OF IRISH LEARNING IN LATIN 377 THE SOUTH
MIDLANDS GROUP: CUMMIAN, LAIDCEND, BECCAN 378 HIBERNI AND ROMANI 381
BERNHARD BISCHOFF AND IRISH EXEGESIS 382 FOREIGN VISITORS TO IRISH
SCHOOLS; THE HISPERICA FAMINA 383 HAGIOGRAPHY: COGITOSUS, TIRECHAN,
ADOMNAN 384 SEVENTH-CENTURY EXEGESIS, COMPUTUS, AND GRAMMAR 387
VIRGILIUS MARO GRAMMATICUS 388 THE INFLUENCE OF ISIDORE OF SEVILLE;
OTHER WORKS FROM SPAIN 390 THE FLOWERING OF VERSE COMPOSITION 391 THE
COLLECTIO CANONUM HIBERNENSIS ; CU CHUIMNE 391 COLMAN, CELLANUS, AND
OTHERS 392 XIV CONTENTS BIBLICAL COMMENTARY; THE REFERENCE BIBLE 393
IRISH SCHOLARS AND THEIR REPUTATIONS ABROAD 394 SEDULIUS 397 ERIUGENA
399 ISRAEL; MARIANUS 401 THE TWELFTH CENTURY: END OF THE GOLDEN AGE OF
HIBERNO-LATIN 403 XII WHAT WAS BEST OF EVERY LANGUAGE : THE EARLY
HISTORY OF THE IRISH LANGUAGE BY PAUL RUSSELL 405 IRISH, THE SELECTED
LANGUAGE 405 THE NAMING OF THE LANGUAGE 407 GEOGRAPHICAL SPREAD; INPUT
FROM OTHER LANGUAGES 408 EARLY EVIDENCE: PTOLEMY S MAP; OGAM
INSCRIPTIONS 410 MANUSCRIPTS: OLD IRISH 412 MIDDLE IRISH 413
ORTHOGRAPHY: OGAM SCRIPT 414 INSULAR LATIN SCRIPT; BRITISH SPELLING
SYSTEM 415 VOWEL LENGTH; CONSONANTS 418 THE CELTIC LANGUAGES: INSULAR
AND CONTINENTAL 420 VERBAL MORPHOLOGY: THE GAP IN ATTESTATION DATES 421
SOUND CHANGES IN PROTO-CELTIC 422 GOIDELIC AND BRITTONIC: LENITION 423
PALATALISED CONSONANTS 426 DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN OLD AND MIDDLE IRISH 429
NOMINAL DECLENSION 429 ABSOLUTE AND CONJUNCT DISTINCTIONS IN VERBS
431 REDEVELOPMENTS OF THE VERBAL SYSTEM IN MIDDLE IRISH 433 VOCABULARY
434 THE EXAMPLE OF MAC(C) 434 LOANWORDS FROM LATIN AND VIKING SOURCES
436 CAIQUES 438 DIALECTAL VARIATION 439 RELATIVE CLAUSES 441 STANDARD
AND NON-STANDARD TERMS 442 A REGISTER OF NON-DIALECTAL LANGUAGE 443
MODELS FOR A HIGH LITERARY REGISTER: LATIN 446 CONTENTS XV XIII LANGUAGE
AND LITERATURE TO 1169 BY JAMES CARNEY 451 THE POETIC ORDER: ORIGIN,
STATUS, AND FUNCTIONS 451 THE CHURCH 454 POETRY, C. 500-1200 454 FORMS
454 IMMEDIACY AND UNIVERSALITY 456 METAPHOR; STANDARDISED LANGUAGE 456
EARLY VERSE; DINDSHECHUS; OFFICIAL COMPOSITIONS 458 THE IMPACT OF
GENESIS: LEBOR GABALA ERENN 460 FOMAIRI AND TUATHA DE 461 MYTHOLOGICAL
TALES: CATH MAIGE TUIRED 464 TOCHMARC ETAINE 466 THE ULSTER-CONNACHT
TALES: TAIN BO CUAILNGE 468 ASSOCIATED TALES 472 HISTORICAL BASIS OF
THE TAIN ; ORAL, TRADITION 473 O RAHILLY S INTERPRETATION 475 LATER
CYCLES 478 THE LEINSTER AND MIDLAND TRADITION; SCELSHENCHUS 479 TOGAIL
BRUIDNE DA DERGA 483 THE MUNSTER TRADITION 485 CORMAC MAC CUILENNAINN
486 OTHER COMPOSITIONS 487 THE FINN CYCLE 487 ACALLAM NA SENORACH ;
DUANAIRE FINN 489 THE LITERATURE OF CHRISTIANITY 491 GLOSSES AND
COMMENTARIES 491 HAGIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL: LIVES; THE MONASTERY OF
TALLAGHT 492 VERSE ON SCRIPTURAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL THEMES: BLATHMAC
495 FELIRE OENGUSSO 495 SALTAIR NA RANN ; APOCRYPHA, ETC. 498
TALE-TYPES: ECHTRAE, EXPEDITION 500 FIS, VISION 502 IMMRAM,
VOYAGE : BRAN 502 MAEL DUIN 507 VERSIONS OF CLASSICAL AND
POST-CLASSICAL TEXTS 509 XVI CONTENTS XIV MANUSCRIPTS AND PALAEOGRAPHY
BY WILLIAM O SULLIVAN 511 PALAEOGRAPHY VERSUS ART HISTORY 511 IRISH OR
ANGLO-SAXON? 511 E. A. LOWE, JULIAN BROWN, AND MALCOLM PARKES 513
CALFSKIN AND SHEEPSKIN; ROLL AND CODEX 515 BRITAIN AS THE SOURCE OF
IRISH SCRIPT 517 DEVELOPMENT OF SCRIPT: FROM RUSTIC TO HALF-UNCIAL 517
EARLY IRISH HALF-UNCIAL: USSERIANUS PRIMUS , THE MILAN BASILIUS, AND
THE SPRINGMOUNT TABLETS 518 THE BOBBIO MANUSCRIPTS; LUXEUIL SCRIPT 520
THE EARLIEST INSULAR MAJUSCULE: THE CATHACH AND THE MILAN OROSIUS 521
WILFRID, WILLIBRORD, AND THE ORIGINS OF INSULAR MINUSCULE 523 THE
ECHTERNACH, MACDURNAN, AND DURHAM GOSPELS 523 THE MAESEYCK AND
LINDISFARNE GOSPELS 525 THE BOOK OF DURROW; THE TURIN GOSPELS 526 THE
BOOK OF KELLS 528 THE GARLAND OF HOWTH 531 THE COTTON AND SOUTHAMPTON
PSALTERS 532 THE PSALTER OF ST CAIMIN; THE CORMAC PSALTER 532 THE STOWE
MISSAL, ST GALL GOSPELS, AND REICHENAU FRAGMENT 533 THE ANTIPHONARY OF
BANGOR; ADOMNAN S LIFE OF COLUMBA 534 POCKET GOSPELS; BOOK OF DIMMA,
BOOK OF MULLING, BOOK OF ARMAGH 535 THE SCRIBE FERDOMNACH; THE MACDURNAN
GOSPELS 536 IRISH COPIES OF PRISCIAN S GRAMMAR 537 THE TENTH CENTURY 538
A LATE-TENTH-CENTURY RENAISSANCE? 539 SURVIVAL OF INSULAR SCRIPTS IN
IRELAND 540 WALES AND SCOTLAND 541 ELEVENTH-CENTURY MANUSCRIPTS BY IRISH
SCRIBES 541 NATIVE LEARNING IN IRISH: THE BOOK OF ARMAGH; LEABHAR NA
HUIDHRE 545 THE BOOK OF GLENDALOUGH; THE BOOK OF LEINSTER 546 THE ANNALS
OF INISFALLEN; CHARTERS IN THE BOOK OF KELLS 547 AN OUTLINE OF
DEVELOPMENT 548 XV IRELAND C.8OO: ASPECTS OF SOCIETY BY DONNCHADH O
CORRAIN 549 WOODS, BOGS, AND CLEARANCES 549 SETTLEMENTS: RINGFORTS 550
CASHELS, CRANNOGS, SOUTERRAINS, AND ENCLOSURE BUILDINGS 551 CONTENTS
XVII OWNERSHIP AND USE OF LAND: THE DERBFINE 553 TIMBER; FENCES 554
ARABLE AND PASTURE; SUBDIVISION 555 A PROSPEROUS COMMUNITY: THE CUSH
SITE 557 IMPLEMENTS; MANURE 558 CEREALS 559 HARVESTING AND STORAGE 561
QUERNS AND WATERMILLS 562 VEGETABLES; BEANS AND PEAS; FLAX; APPLES 566
LIVESTOCK AND DAIRYING 568 RAIDING FOR CATTLE 569 GRAZING, HERDING, AND
SHELTER 570 FODDER 571 MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS 572 PIGS 574 SHEEP 574
FOOD SUPPLY AND FAMINE 575 LIVESTOCK EPIDEMICS AND SHORTAGE OF FODDER
576 EFFECTS ON SOCIETY: STATUS, MIGRATION, AND VIOLENCE AGAINST CHURCHES
577 LIFE-EXPECTANCY; POPULATION CHANGES; EPIDEMICS 578 PUBLIC ANXIETY;
VISIONS AND THE SUPERNATURAL 579 ORTHODOX RELIGION AND SOCIAL ORDER: THE
CANA 582 THE CHURCHES IN THE EIGHTH AND NINTH CENTURIES: POWER AND
INFLUENCE 584 HEREDITARY SUCCESSION IN THE CHURCH 585 MONASTIC
INDEPENDENCE; DYNASTIC MAINSTREAM 588 CHURCHES AND LAW. ASSIMILATION TO
SECULAR SOCIETY 590 CONTRACT BETWEEN CHURCH AND LAITY; PASTORAL CARE 594
MONASTIC TOWNS AND PARUCHIAE 598 MONASTIC WAR 600 SMALL CHURCHES 601
VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS PRACTICE; ASCETICISM; THE CELL DE 605 THE
DIVERSITY OF THE CHURCH IN IRISH SOCIETY 607 XVI THE VIKING AGE BY
F.J.BYRNE 609 THE VIKINGS IN IRISH AND NORSE SOURCES 609 FIRST PHASE,
794-836: ISOLATED PERIPHERAL RAIDS 610 SECOND PHASE, 837-73: MAJOR
INCURSIONS 611 THE GENERAL EUROPEAN CRISIS OF THE 830S 613 THE
HIGH-KINGSHIP OF MAEL SECHNAILL 614 VIKING FORTIFIED CAMPS: DUNRALLY 615
XVIII CONTENTS NORSE-IRISH ALLIANCES 616 MAEL SECHNAILL OPPOSED BY THE
UI NEILL 617 PIRATES OR MERCHANTS? 618 VIKING SETTLEMENTS: SITING ON
PROVINCIAL BORDERS 619 SCANDINAVIAN AND IRISH SOCIETY 620 TOWNS 620 THE
SCANDINAVIAN PEOPLES: HOMELANDS AND CONTACTS 620 SWEDEN; DENMARK; THE
COMMON DANISH LANGUAGE 622 NORWAY 623 SHIPS AND VOYAGES 624 LITERATURE
625 THE REPUTATION OF THE VIKINGS 626 THE SCANDINAVIANS WHO WERE NOT
VIKINGS 627 PRE-CHRISTIAN RELIGION 628 APPENDIX: OLD NORSE BORROWINGS
INTO IRISH 630 PLACE-NAMES OF NORSE ORIGIN 631 XVII THE IRISH CHURCH,
800-C.1050 BY KATHLEEN HUGHES 635 AN ESTABLISHED CHURCH IN A STABLE
SOCIETY 635 VARIETIES OF MONASTIC GOVERNMENT 636 ATTACKS BY LAYMEN 637
VIKING WARFARE: PLUNDER, ENSLAVEMENT, AND SLAUGHTER 638 THE EFFECTS OF
VIKING ATTACKS ON CHURCHES 639 LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTS: END OF
THE CDNA 640 INCREASE IN PLURALISM 641 COMBINATION OF ROYAL OFFICE AND
MONASTIC APPOINTMENT 642 SUSPENSION OF MONASTIC WARFARE 643 SPIRITUAL
AND INTELLECTUAL LIFE: SCHOLARS ON THE CONTINENT 644 IRISH OVERTAKES
LATIN AS A SCHOLARLY LANGUAGE 645 THE TENTH CENTURY: LESSENING OF VIKING
PRESSURE 646 ASSIMILATION OF VIKING AND IRISH SOCIETY 646 MONASTIC
WARFARE RESUMES 646 AGGRANDISEMENT OF MAJOR MONASTIC HOUSES: ARMAGH 647
PLURALISM DECLINES 648 THE BLURRING OF DIVISIONS BETWEEN CHURCH AND
SECULAR SOCIETY 648 LITERATURE: LYRIC POETRY 649 HISTORY: THE
ACCOMMODATION OF NATIVE TRADITION WITH BIBLICAL ACCOUNTS 650 THE SANAS
CORMAIC 651 C O N T E N T S XIX VOYAGE TALES 653 SAINTS LIVES: PATRICK
IN THE TRIPARTITE LIFE 654 A GROWING NEED FOR REFORM 655 XVIII CHURCH
AND POLITICS, C.750 - C.1100 BY F. J. BYRNE 656 FERDOMNACH AND THE BOOK
OF ARMAGH 656 REPROMULGATION OF THE LAW OF PATRICK IN THE NORTH 657
SOUTHERN BREGA 658 MIDE AND MUNSTER 659 DUB DA LEITHE AND THE ABBACY OF
ARMAGH 659 CONNACHT 660 CLONMACNOISE; ECCLESIASTICAL BATTLES 660
DYNASTIC SUCCESSION 661 THE BOOT OF ARMAGH 662 THE FOUNDATION OF KELLS,
807 663 THE COLUMBAN COMMUNITY IN SCOTLAND; DUNKELD 665 ATTEMPTS TO
REVIVE IONA AS HEAD OF A UNITED COLUMBAN CHURCH 665 SLANE; LOUTH 667
MONASTIC FAMILIES AND LAY DYNASTIES 669 SECULARISATION AND THE CULDEE
REACTION 670 KILDARE AND THE KINGS OF LEINSTER 671 ARMAGH: THE
ACHIEVEMENT OF THE CLANN SINAIG ABBOTS 675 FAMILY INFLUENCE AND
CELIBACY: LONA 678 BANGOR AND DOWN 678 CLONMACNOISE 679 XIX VISUAL ARTS
AND SOCIETY BY HILARY RICHARDSON 680 THE FLOWERING OF IRISH ART 680
ISOLATION AND STABILITY: THE SURVIVAL OF CELTIC GENIUS 681 THE VIKING
AND CAROLINGIAN ERAS: TURMOIL AND INNOVATION 681 CHRISTIANITY AND
PREHISTORIC TRADITION 681 MEGALITHIC DECORATION 682 LA TENE DECORATION
683 COMPASS-DRAWN CURVES IN CHRISTIAN WORK 685 CU CHULAINN S SHIELD:
ELUSION IN CELTIC ART 687 THE CHURCH: A NEW PATRON FOR ARTISTS 688 EARLY
EVIDENCE FOR DESIGN: METALWORK 688 PROBLEMS OF DATING; THE CHANCE OF
SURVIVAL 689 XX C O N T E N T S SPIRITUALITY: CHRISTIAN REUSE OF CELTIC
THEMES 690 CARVED WOOD; PAINTINGS 691 METALWORK; ENAMEL 692 MILLEFIORI;
BROOCHES 693 CLOISONNE; HANGING BOWLS 694 RELIQUARIES AND SHRINES 696
IONA AND THE CULTURAL MILIEU OF THE SCOTTI 698 MANUSCRIPTS AND
ILLUMINATION 698 THE INCREASING IMPORTANCE OF DECORATION 700 SCRIBES AND
SCRIPT 700 THE ARDAGH CHALICE; THE DERRYNAVLAN HOARD 702 NUMEROLOGY AND
SYMBOLISM 704 THE TARA BROOCH 704 HIGH CROSSES 706 FROM ORNAMENT TO
FIGURE-CARVING 708 DATING 710 THE ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH CENTURIES:
CHANGES OF DIRECTION 711 ROMANESQUE ART AND CELTIC PERSISTENCE 712 THE
CONTINUING INFLUENCE OF IRISH ART 713 XX ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE
BEFORE 1169 BY ROGER STAILEY 714 AUSTERITY AND SIMPLICITY 714 PROBLEMS
OF EVIDENCE 715 DITCHES AND STONE WALLS: DERRY AND OTHER MAJOR SITES 716
INISHMURRAY; NENDRUM 717 FUNCTIONS OF BOUNDARY WALLS 717 BUILDINGS
WITHIN THE WALLS 718 LAYOUT OF MONASTERIES: THE IRISH APPROACH 718 USE
OF CHURCHES 720 WOODEN CHURCHES: KILDARE; THE DERTKECH 721 ORNAMENTATION
722 MOVING AND WORKING TIMBER 723 ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS 724 STONE
CHURCHES: THE DAIMHLIAG 72 5 PERSISTENCE OF TIMBER CONSTRUCTION IN
IRELAND 725 DRY-STONE WORK: CLOCHDN AND ORATORY; CORBELLED ROOFS 726
PROBLEMS OF DATING 727 PRE-ROMANESQUE LAYOUT AND CONSTRUCTION 728
CONTENTS XXI LARGER CHURCHES 729 MASONRY 730 ROUND TOWERS 731 WHO
ERECTED MONASTIC BUILDINGS? 734 COSTS 735 ROMANESQUE INFLUENCES 735
CISTERCIAN FOUNDATIONS: THE CLOISTER GARTH 735 THE SURVIVAL OF
HIBERNO-ROMANESQUE 736 INNOVATIONS: CASHEL 737 ARCHES; COLUMNS; GABLES
738 POSSIBLE SOURCES OF IMPORTED ELEMENTS 739 CORMAC S CHAPEL 740 FUSION
OF NATIVE AND FOREIGN ELEMENTS: CHEVRON ORNAMENT 741 SCULPTED HEADS 741
INFLUENCE OF METALWORK; SURFACE COLOURING 742 THE UNIQUENESS OF
TWELFTH-CENTURY IRISH BUILDING 743 XXI MUSIC IN PREHISTORIC AND MEDIEVAL
IRELAND BY ANN BUCKLEY 744 ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE AND COMPARATIVE DATA
744 EARLY CELTIC MUSIC 745 HORNS 746 THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF MUSIC IN
GAELIC IRELAND 747 IRISH NAMES OF INSTRUMENTS 749 STATUS AND FUNCTIONS
OF MUSICIANS 751 DANCE 754 ORGANISED SOUND AND TIME; WORK-SONGS; LAMENTS
755 WOMEN S MUSIC 756 EVIDENCE FROM THE ANNALS 757 GIRALDUS CAMBRENSIS
758 ANGLO-NORMAN IRELAND: IMPORTED MUSICAL PRACTICES 764 PLAYS AND
PAGEANTS 766 ICONOGRAPHY: LYRES AND HARPS 767 BOWED AND WIND INSTRUMENTS
769 INTERPRETING IMAGES 770 ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE: STRINGED
INSTRUMENTS . 773 AEROPHONES 775 BELLS; JEW S HARPS 775 LITURGY: THE
CELTIC RITE 776 VIKINGS AND CHRISTIANITY 777 XXII CONTENTS PRE- AND
POST-NORMAN CHURCH REFORM 777 SARUM USE AND OTHER INFLUENCES 778
HIBERNO-LATIN HYMNS: THE BANGOR ANTIPHONARY AND LIBER HYMNORUM 780
MISSALS 783 OTHER SOURCES 786 LITURGICAL DRAMA 792 CONTINENTAL SOURCES
793 SURVIVALS FROM PRE-NORMAN IRELAND: THE CAEN ANTIPHONS 794 OTHER
PIECES 796 CHANT 798 POLYPHONY 800 INSTRUMENTAL ACCOMPANIMENT: STRINGS
AND ORGANS 802 HORNS AND BELLS 80 G MUSIC EDUCATION: NOTATION AND THEORY
806 CONCLUSIONS 807 APPENDIX I: IRISH MANUSCRIPTS CONTAINING MUSIC
NOTATION 809 APPENDIX II: INDEX OF LIBRARIES 811 XXII THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF
IRELAND S VIKING-AGE TOWNS BY PATRICK F. WALLACE 814 THE HIBERNO-NORSE
TOWN: A PICTURE EMERGING 814 DUBLIN: THE LONGPHORT 815 THE ENCLOSED AND
DEFENDED DUN 817 WATERFORD, WEXFORD, LIMERICK, CORK 817 LOCATIONS:
ACCESS TO THE SEA 818 DEFENCE: EARTHEN EMBANKMENTS 820 STONE REVETMENTS;
GATEWAYS 820 INTERNAL DIVISIONS: STREETS, LANES, AND YARDS 823 YARD
SIZES AND LAYOUTS 824 BUILDING TYPES 828 SILL-BEAM HOUSES 830 COMMON
CHARACTERISTICS OF HIBERNO-NORSE TOWNS 830 CRAFTS: THE PROBLEM OF
SURVIVAL OF EVIDENCE 831 WOOD 832 WORK IN BONE AND ANTLER 832 METALWORK
833 TEXTILES; AMBER; LEATHER 833 SUPPLY: THE HINTERLAND 834 IMPORTS:
CERAMICS, TEXTILES, SOAPSTONE 835 WEALTH: LOOT; MERCHANTS; SILVER HOARDS
836 CONTENTS XXILI WINE, SLAVES, ARTEFACTS . 836 MINTS AND COINAGE 837
TRADING CONTACTS 838 DUBLIN S GROWING IMPORTANCE WITHIN IRELAND 840
XXIII COINS AND COINAGE IN PRE-NORMAN IRELAND BY MICHAEL KENNY 842
PERIODS 842 THE COINLESS AGE: TILL THE END OF THE NINTH CENTURY 842 THE
ANGLO-SAXON PERIOD: ADVENT OF COINAGE IN THE TENTH CENTURY 843 COINAGE
IN IRISH SOCIETY 844 THE HIBERNO-NORSE PERIOD: DUBLIN VIKING COINAGE
844 PROBLEMS OF DESIGN, ORIGIN, AND PURPOSE 845 COIN ISSUES OF THE EARLY
ELEVENTH CENTURY 846 DOLLEY PHASE V , C. 1065-95 848 BRACTEATE COINS:
ISSUED BY NATIVE AUTHORITY? 849 THE CONTEXT OF THE VIKING WORLD 850 XXIV
IRELAND BEFORE THE BATTLE OF CLONTARF BY F. J. BYRNE 852 THE VIKINGS AND
BRITTANY 852 JARL OTTAR AND THE DEVASTATION OF MUNSTER 853 THE RETURN OF
THE GRANDSONS OF IVAR 855 THE NORTH OF IRELAND; MAEL BRIGTE MAC TORNAIN
855 UI NEILL POWER IN FACT AND IN DOCTRINE 857 INTERNAL DIVISIONS 858
THE CLANN CHOLMAIN OF MIDE 860 XXV IRELAND AND HER NEIGHBOURS, C. 1014-
C. 1072 BY F, J. BYRNE 862 BRIAN BORUMA, IMPERATOR SCOTTORUM 862
GRUFFYDD AP CYNAN 863 GAELICISED NORSE IN MAN AND GALLOWAY 864 ENMITY
BETWEEN NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN UI NEILL 864 THE SYNTHETIC HISTORIANS :
FLANN MAINISTRECH 865 WORKS ATTRIBUTED TO FLANN 865 RIG THEMRA TOEBAIGE
IAR TAIN 866 REDIG DAM, A DE DO NIM 866 OTHER WORKS 867 FLANN AND THE
CENEL NEOGAIN 868 POLITICAL TERMINOLOGY: THE INTERREGNUM OR FREE STATE
OF 1022-72 869 XXIV CONT E N T S ROYAL OFFICIALS: THE MAER AND MORMAER
870 THE TOISECH OR DUX 872 TUATH, MUINTER, AND TRICHA CET 872 RI AND
RECHTAIRE 873 MUIRE 875 AIR-RI 877 AIRECHL 878 CAIN AND RECHTGE 879 THE
DECLINE OF THE UI NEILL IN THE ELEVENTH CENTURY: THE CENEL NEOGAIN 879
THE CENEL CONAILL 881 AIRGIALLA 882 THE AIRTHIR 882 THE UI CHRIMTHAINN
883 THE MUGDORNA 883 OVERVIEW OF THE ELEVENTH CENTURY 884 THE APOGEE OF
SCANDINAVIAN EUROPE 884 RELIGIOUS CONVERSION 885 THE CONTINENT: THE
EASTERN AND WESTERN EMPIRES 885 THE PAPACY 886 HARALD HARDRADA; THE
ENGLISH QUESTION 887 THE NORMANS 888 THE REVIVAL OF ULSTER 891 ALLIANCE
WITH UI CHENNSELAIG 892 FILIOGENITURE 893 ARDGAR MAC LOCHLAINN 894 AN UI
BRIAIN KING IN TULLAGHOGUE 895 CERT CECH RIG CO REIL 895 THE SCOTTISH
DIMENSION: MACBETH; THORFINN THE MIGHTY 896 THE END OF AN ERA XXVI
HIGH-KINGS WITH OPPOSITION, 1072-1166 BY MARIE THERESE FLANAGAN 899 THE
RISE OF TOIRRDELBACH UA BRIAIN 899 DEATHS OF THE KINGS OF LEINSTER AND
MIDE, 1072-3 900 TOIRRDELBACH S CONTROL OF DUBLIN; INFLUENCE IN OTHER
REGIONS 900 DEFEAT OF DONNCHAD UA RUAIRC, 1084 901 THE CENEL NEOGAIN 901
TOIRRDELBACH S COURT; DYNASTIC RIVALS 902 DOMESTIC POLITICS; TRADE;
RELATIONS WITH THE CHURCH 903 DUBLIN AND CANTERBURY 903 C O N T E N T S
XXV CHURCH REFORM AND ROYAL AUTHORITY 904 ARMAGH AND THE HIGH-KINGS 905
TOIRRDELBACH S SON MUIRCHERTACH SUCCEEDS, 1086 907 CONSOLIDATION IN
LEINSTER AND CONNACHT 907 OPPOSITION FROM DOMNALL MAC LOCHLAINN 907 THE
STRUGGLE FOR ULAID; THE BATTLE OF MAG COBA, 1103 909 CONNECTIONS WITH
ENGLAND; MUIRCHERTACH AND ARCHBISHOP ANSELM 911 CANTERBURY AND THE IRISH
CHURCH 911 THE SYNOD OF CASHEL, 1101 914 THE BOOK OF RIGHTS 914 ARMAGH S
PRIMACY ACKNOWLEDGED, 1106 914 THE SYNOD OF RAITH BRESSAIL, 1111: A
NATIONWIDE DIOCESAN HIERARCHY 915 GILLA ESPAIC AS PAPAL LEGATE 916
SOURCES ON MUIRCHERTACH: COCAD GAEDEL RE GALLAIB AND LEBOR NA CERT
916 DEATH OF MUIRCHERTACH, 1119; RISE OF TOIRRDELBACH UA CONCHOBAIR 917
DEATH OF DOMNALL MAC LOCHLAINN, 1121 917 RESISTANCE TO UA CONCHOBAIR:
MAC CARTHAIG RESURGENCE IN MUNSTER 918 CAITHREIM CHELLACHAIN CHAISIL
919 CORMAC MAC CARTHAIG AND THE HIGH-KINGSHIP 919 MALACHY S HEADSHIP OF
THE IRISH CHURCH, 1134 920 CONNACHT DISSENTS 920 RESISTANCE TO UA
CONCHOBAIR: MAC MURCHADA IN LEINSTER 921 CONFLICT BETWEEN UA BRIAIN AND
MAC CARTHAIG 922 BREIFNE AND AIRGIALLA 922 ARMAGH AND THE KINGDOMS 923
THE LATERAN COUNCILS OF 1123 AND 1139 924 MIDE: CONTRACTION,
INSTABILITY, AND INTERVENTION 925 CENEL NEOGAIN: DYNASTIC CONFLICT 925
THE RISE OF MUIRCHERTACH MAC LOCHLAINN 926 THE SYNOD OF KELLS, 1152:
REFLECTION OF POLITICAL BALANCE 927 MAC LOCHLAINN INTERVENES IN MUNSTER,
1153 928 DEATH OF TOIRRDELBACH UA CONCHOBAIR, 1156 928 TOIRRDELBACH S
FAILURE TO EXPLOIT CHURCH REFORM 929 MAC LOCHLAINN AND THE CHURCH:
MELLIFONT, NEWRY, ARDBRACCAN 929 THE SYNOD OF BRI MHIC THAIDC, 1158;
DERRY 930 ATH NA DAIRBRIGE, 1161 930 RUAIDRI UA CONCHOBAIR 931 MAC
LOCHLAINN KING OF IRELAND WITHOUT OPPOSITION , 1161 932 XXVI C O N T E
N T S MAC DUINN SLEIBE S REVOLT AND BLINDING, 1165*6 932 UA CONCHOBAIR S
BID FOR THE HIGH-KINGSHIP; MAC MURCHADA IS EXILED 932 XXVII LATIN
LEARNING AND LITERATURE IN IRELAND, 1169-1500 BY A. B.SCOTT 934 LATIN
WRITINGS OF IRISHMEN AFTER 1169: A LACK OF COMMON FEATURES 934 THE
GAELIC IRISH: LIMITED USES FOR LATIN 935 CULTURAL CONSERVATISM; THE
IMAGE OF AN UNDEVELOPED IRELAND 935 THE ANGLO-IRISH: LACK OF CENTRES OF
SCHOLARSHIP IN IRELAND 936 UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS TO FOUND UNIVERSITIES
937 THE EFFECT ON CLERICAL CAREERS 938 EDUCATION WITHIN THE RELIGIOUS
ORDERS: THE MENDICANT FRIARS 938 THE CISTERCIANS 940 THE IRISH AT
UNIVERSITIES: OXFORD 940 DISORDERLY CONDUCT 943 PARIS; ITALY 946 IRISH
IN PAPAL SERVICE; STUDY IN GERMAN-SPEAKING LANDS 947 RICHARD FITZRALPH
948 THE COMMENTARY ON LOMBARD; THE SUMMA DE QUESTIONIBUS ARMENORAM 949
FITZRALPH S ATTACK ON THE FRIARS; DE PAUPERIE SALVATORIS 951 FURTHER
ATTACKS ON THE FRIARS: HENRY CRUMPE 952 JOHN WHITEHEAD 953 PHILIP
NORREYS 954 OXFORD AS INTELLECTUAL CENTRE: THE EXAMPLE OF ADAM PAYNE 955
GEOFFREY SHALE 956 THOMAS OF IRELAND: THE MANIPULUS FLORUM 958 SHORTER
WORKS 959 PETER OF IRELAND 959 MAURICE OTIHELY 961 EDITIONS OF DUNS
SCOTUS 962 IRISH LAWYERS: WILLIAM OF DROGHEDA 965 JOHN OF FINTONA 968
MORAL TREATISES: FRIAR MALACHY S VENENUM 969 THE LIBER EXEMPLORUM
971 MORAL CONCORDANCES: WADDING S EDITION OF THE PROMPTUARIUM 973
RICHARD LEDRED S APOLOGIA 974 THE CANTILENAE 976 CHURCH DRAMA 977 LATIN
VERSE 979 TRAVEL WRITING: SYMON SEMEONIS 980 PILGRIMAGES TO LOUGH DERG:
ACCOUNTS OF VISIONS 982 JOHN COTTON S VISITATION OF DERRY DIOCESE 986
ANGLO-IRISH ANNALS: CHRIST CHURCH 988 JOHN CLYN 989 KILKENNY;
MULTYFARNHAM 990 ST MARY S ABBEY 991 PEMBRIDGE 991 MARYBOROUGH; OTHER
ANNALS 992 HAGIOGRAPHY: THE CODEX KILKENNIENSIS AND CODEX
SALAMANTICENSIS 993 BIBLIOGRAPHY BY F. J. BYRNE, PETER HARBISON, AND
DAIBHI O CROININ 996 INDEX 1148
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