10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OGHAMIST»
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oghamist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
oghamist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
International Congress of Prehistoric Archæology: ...
It was subsequently noticed by Mr. Pelham and by the late Mr. John Windele, the
celebrated Oghamist. I examined the stone myself on July 26, 1868, and made a
drawing of it. The inscription is as follows : — BR US CCOS MA Q Q I CA1 U 0 C
...
2
Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy: Science
... a version from some learned Oghamist of his acquaintance, who, without being
aware of Mr. Casey's interpretation, had also, “ without hesitation,” read it off to a
sense which would have a very intcresting reference to the traditionary account ...
Royal Irish Academy (Dublin)., 1862
3
The Natural History Review
Mr. Windele, without professing to give any reading of his own, has favoured me
with a version from some learned Oghamist of his acquaintance, who, without
heing aware of Mr. Casey's interpretation, had also, " without hesitation," read it
off ...
4
Archaeologia Cambrensis: the journal of the Cambrian ...
... usual oghamic alphabet, which has been so remarkably verified in Welsh
stones, the first oghams read SFAQQVCI and the second, M AQIQICI and
therefore they offer perplexity enough to move the heart of the sternest oghamist,
for they will ...
5
Catalogue of Irish Manuscripts in Cambridge Libraries
... who survived John Windele, his fellow 'Oghamist', by over ten years.“' The
manuscript was written by the nineteenthcentury Cork scribe, Peadar O Longain,
and if not executed for either of these two Cork antiquarians could easily have
been ...
Pádraig De Brún, Máire Herbert, 1986
6
Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy (1841)
Mr. Windele, without professing to give any reading of his own, has favoured me
with a version from some learned Oghamist of his acquaintance, who, without
being aware of Mr. Casey's interpretation, had also, “ without hesitation,” read it
off ...
... however, which was published in the ' Philosophical Transactions,' vol. xxvii., is
quite sufficient to enable us to identify the monument. It was subsequently noticed
by Mr. Pelham and by the late Mr. John Windele, the celebrated Oghamist.
8
Irish University Review
He wrote "I felt as if some one had asked me to take charge of untold gold".20 So
Ferguson was valued as an oghamist by his more high-powered contemporary.
He has been classed by Malcolm Brown as perhaps an opportunistic "clever ...
National University of Ireland, National University of Ireland. Graduates Association, 1986
9
Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
The Buckquoy oghamist was certainly casual; it could be that he or she was
careless or ignorant as well. With further study, however, it often turns out to be
the epigrapher who is ignorant, and 'bad' Irish should be invoked in this case only
...
10
Irish University Review
He wrote "I felt as if some one had asked me to take charge of untold gold".20 So
Ferguson was valued as an oghamist by his more high-powered contemporary.
He has been classed by Malcolm Brown as perhaps an opportunistic "clever ...
