Saltair na Rann as both an Old and New Testament of the Gaelic verb

A.J. Hughes

Saltair na Rann as both an Old and New Testament of the Gaelic verb

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‘The Irish of SR is at times so peculiar that one might seem justified in saying that it was sui generis, and belonged to no period.’ Carney (1983: 211).

Original language	English
Pages	127-179
Number of pages	53
Specialist publication	Études Celtiques
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 17 Apr 2025

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Saltair na Rann as both an Old and New Testament of the Gaelic verb

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