The Invasion of Nemed

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Printed source of this electronic edition

‘The Invasion of Nemed’, ed. Vernam Hull, Modern Philology 33 (1935) 119-123

Manuscript source of printed text

Trinity College Dublin Ms H.2.15a cat. no. 1316, p. 67 a 1

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Middle Irish.

Latin

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Date: Final mark-up completed 2009-05-11

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