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Publicado 22 sept
Hiberno-Latin was a form of Latin originating in 5th C. Ireland. It gained great influence across Europe for its artistic & literary merits.
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Publicado 22 sept
Hiberno-Latin was a form of Latin originating in 5th C. Ireland. It gained great influence across Europe for its artistic & literary merits.
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Publicado 22 sept
The historical propensity of the Irish toward 'active monasticism' was extensive. The illuminated books, hermitages, voyages to America..
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Publicado 22 sept
The historical propensity of the Irish toward 'active monasticism' was extensive. The illuminated books, hermitages, voyages to America..
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Publicado 21 sept
A poem by Sedulius Scottus ('the Irish') written in Liège, 9th c. His special patrons included Emperor Lothar & Empress Ermingard.
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Publicado 21 sept
Pangur Bán, perhaps the most famous poem from Early Ireland: written by a monk about his cat named Pangur. https://irisharchaeology.ie/2013/10/pangur-ban/
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Publicado 21 sept
This poem was originally written in Irish in the margins of the St Gall Gospel (8th C.) - probably by a bored but very inspired scribe.
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Publicado 21 sept
This poem was originally written in Irish in the margins of the St Gall Gospel (8th C.) - probably by a bored but very inspired scribe.
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Publicado 21 sept
Rock of Cashel, Tipperary. Site of the conversion of the king of Munster. Formed when St Patrick banished Satan from nearby mountain Devil's Bit. #Tipperary
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Rock of Cashel, Tipperary. Site of the conversion of the king of Munster. Formed when St Patrick banished Satan from nearby mountain Devil's Bit. #Tipperary
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Devenish Island in the snow, on lower Lough Erne, Co Fermanagh. #Fermanagh
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Publicado 20 sept
The stoat (Irish: Easóg) is found all over Ireland and mainly eats rabbits. #Irish #wildlife
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