10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OGAMIC»
Discover the use of
ogamic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ogamic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Footprints of the Welsh Indians: Settlers in North America ...
(5) Phallic symbols with Ogamic inscriptions related to fertility and embryos, (
Ogamic was a written language used by the Kelts.), (6) Inscribed stones with
inscriptions in Ogamic and Iberian Phoenician dedicated to the Keltic Sun God,
Bel, ...
Although it is not my intention to discuss the subject of Ogamic inscriptions in this
Introduction, that subject not having been at all treated of by Professor O'Curry in
his Lectures, I cannot help saying a few words on the use of such inscriptions in ...
Ogamic (or Oghamic) inscriptions on stone are the first documents in the Irish
language and date mostly from the fifth to the eighth century ce. At first glance,
the script appears to be based on an cyphened alphabet. Each letter is written
using a ...
Anne-Marie Christin, 2002
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: a dictionary of arts, ...
On this point, however, there is still much uncertainty, and the utmost that we
could venture to say is that the archaic character of the grammatical forms of
Ogamic words, and especially the case of one bilingual inscription, places their
relative ...
Thomas Spencer Baynes, 1833
vs. M B D = Season of Boat Figure 1. The Innuit pictograph from Alaska, and its
revision to Jit the 2-rower model of canoe representation. Figure 2. Ogamic
decipherment of the Innuit pictograph from Alaska. Positive news on the Indian
Front ...
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Medieval Interpretation: Models of Reading in Literary ...
Was the piece of wood an ogam and was Iseut versed in the interpretation of
ogamic characters? Had he written her a letter beforehand containing the
interpretation? There is no way of knowing what Marie intended; line 53 states
that Tristan ...
Robert Stuart Sturges, 1991
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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
IV. ON THE OGHAM INSCRIPTIONS OF THE LUNNASTING AND GOLSPIE
STONES. By WILLIAM BANNEKMAN, M.A., M.D., F.S.A.Scot. 1. The Ogamic
Inscription of the Lunnasting Stone. To anyone desirous of entering upon the ...
The views thus enunciated by Mr. Allen as to the distribution of Ogams is in
accordance with the opinion expressed by Sir Samuel Ferguson on the limits of
the Ogamic area before alluded to, and both are based on the data afforded by
the ...
Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 1898
There also are ogamic (Ogam-like) markings within the same region and on
either side of the corridor a number of miles. Some may be true Ogams, but most
appear to be imitative or degenerative in nature. They may have been made by
later ...
William R. McGlone, Phillip M. Leonard, 1986
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The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland
Thus, from the fact that Ivvera is spelled with a double v (a fact paralleled by other
ogamic forms), coupled with the fact that Juvenal and Pomponius Mela both use
an intervocalic w in Iuu&rna, their name for Ireland, Professor Rhys incidentally ...
