The Scriptures and Early Medieval Ireland

Martin McNamara,"Fáilte!" - Denis Brearly, The Lemmata from the Gospel of Matthew in Clm 6233 and their Irish affinities - Michael Cahill, The Ps.-Jerome Markan Commentary: A Clue to Provenance? - José Carracedo- Fraga, Irish Elements in the pseudo-Isidorian "Liber de orty et obitu patriarcharum" - John Carey, "In Tenga Bithnua": From Apocalypse to Homily? - J.E. Cross, On Hiberno - Latin Texts and Anglo-Saxon Writings - Lucals De Coninck, The Composite Literal Gloss of the Double Psalter of St.-Ouen and the Contents of MS Vat. Pal. Lat 68 - John De Paor, Adam's Grave, Adam's Soul and our Souls, the Doctrineof the Three Letters and Clm 6235 - Anthony J. Forte, Some Philological observations on Codex Vindobonensis 940 - Anthony Harvey, Royal Irish Academy activity in Celtic-Latin Studies - Anne K. Kavanagh, The Ps.-Jerome's "Expositio IV euangeliorum" - J.F. Kelly, The Devil in Hiberno - Latin Exegesis of the Early Middle Ages - Bengt Löfstedt, Notes on the latin of the "De mirabilibus sacrae scripturae" of Augustinus Hibernicus - Lawrence T. Martin, The "Catechesis Veronensis" - Gerard MacGinty, The Pentateuch of the "Reference Bible". The Problem concerning its Sources - MMartin McNamara, The Affiliations and Origins of the "Catechesis Celtica": An Ongoing Quest - Daíbhí Ó Cróinín, Bernard Bischoff (20 XII 1906 - 17 IX 1991) - Thomas O'Loughlin, Tradition and Exegesis in the Eighth Century: The Use of Patristic Sources in Early Medieval Scriptural Commentaries - Jean Rittmueller, Sources of the "Liber questionum in euangeliis;" the Redactor's Adaptation of Jerome's "Commentarius in Matheum" and Augustine's "De sermone Domini in monte" - Helen Simpson McKee, Breton Manuscripts of Biblical and Hiberno-Latin Texts - Marina Smyth, The Irish "Liber de numeris" Index of Manuscripts - Index of Biblical References - Index of Ancient and Medieval Authors - Index of Modern Authors - Index of References to L&S - Appendix 1: Manuscript cited