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Bundle of papers of different sizes with unrelated contents, 18th-19th century

 Item
Identifier: Coll-98/4/7/5

Scope and Contents

There are a number of documents contained in this bundle, which includes the following items that were also catalogued in previous historical records:

1. "Craobhsgaoileadh ... Geanalach cloinn hEochadha Muighe Finn". John O'Donovan appears to have made the note on the paper 'from an old paper manuscript in T.C.D'.

2. A poem headed "Maoldomhna ua Muirgeasain cct./Duanseanchus ui Eidirsgeoil as Saltar Chaisil".

3. Extract, possibly by John O'Donovan, from the Annals (of the Four Masters?). The extract begins abruptly, "Sioth do dheanamh do Bhrian mac Cinneide Mumhan sioth do dheanamh le Maolseachlain agus le Briam cead iompod Bhriain".

A poem by unknown scribe, which is headed, "Maoilin og Mac Bruaideagha". There is mention of the Dalcassian race.

Three papers sent by Whitley Stokes, Lincoln's Inn, London, on 2nd February 1859, aking the recipient of the package to give their views on the papers, which he apparently received from Germany.

Dates

  • Creation: 18th-19th century

Language of Materials

English and Irish

Physical Description

The pages are of different sizes and conditions. The texts that have survived are leigible. The bundle is held together by modern string.

Conditions Governing Access

Open. Please contact the repository in advance.

Extent

1 bundles letters, notes, lectures, sermons.

Previous reference

Mackinnon 10K

Physical Description

The pages are of different sizes and conditions. The texts that have survived are leigible. The bundle is held together by modern string.

Physical Facet

Material: Paper

Binding: none. Held together by modern string

Dimensions

Pages of varying sizes

Largest page: 22 cm x 34.5 cm

Smallest page: 9.5 cm x 16 cm

Repository Details

Part of the University of Edinburgh Library Heritage Collections Repository

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