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Hardback, iv + 471 pages, Size:155 x 245 mm, Language: English. ISBN 9782503600819. Summary The present volume, the continuation of volume CCSA 21, comprises further editions, by several of the major scholars now working in the field of medieval Irish apocrypha, of a selection of important eschatological texts. The first of these, Bráth, níba bec a breisim, edited by Erich Poppe, concerns the events which will occur on the Day of Judgement. Caitríona Ó Dochartaigh provides edition, translation and a commentary of Poems 153-162 of Saltair na Rann, an independent eschatological composition. Prof. Uáitéar Mac Gearailt publishes a study and a commented edition of Scéla Laí Brátha, Tidings of the Day of Judgement. Prof. Caoimhín Breatnach publishes Garbh éirghid iodhain bhrátha, Harshly do the pangs of Doomsday, as well as two short Irish texts on the Fifteen Signs Before Doomsday and on Doomsday. Prof. Pádraig A. Breatnach provides the edition of A Tract on the Fifteen Signs of Doomsday. Fr Martin McNamara MSC publishes two short studies in Appendices: the first one on the duration of the Day of Doom (The Day of Doom a Thousand Years, in Appendix 1); the second one concerns a quotation in the Fifteen Signs text edited by Caoimhín Breatnach from the 15th-century Latin theologian Pelbartus (Passage from Pelbartus, Advent Sermon IV: Appendix 2). Fr McNamara also introduces the collection with a discussion of ?The Signs before Doomsday? TABLE OF CONTENTS General Introduction: The Signs before Doomsday Martin McNamara Bráth, níba bec a breisim - A Poem on the Day of Judgement Erich Poppe Poems 153-162 of Saltair na Rann Caitríona Ó Dochartaigh Scéla Laí Brátha - Tidings of the Day of Judgement Uáitéar Mac Gearailt Garbh éirghid iodhain bhrátha - Harshly do the pangs of Doomsday approach Caoimhín Breatnach Texts on the Fifteen Signs Before Doomsday and on Doomsday Caoimhín Breatnach A Tract on the Fifteen Signs of Doomsday with Account of Hells Torments and the Joys of Heaven Pádraig A. Breatnach Appendix 1: The Day of Doom a Thousand Years Martin McNamara Appendix 2: Passage from Pelbartus, Advent Sermon IV Martin McNamara Indexes for volumes CC SA 21-22 (Apocrypha Hiberniae II, 2-3: Apocalyptica) Index of Biblical References Index of Persons and Places Index of Authors and Texts Index of Themes Index of Manuscripts Index of Noteworthy Words and Phrases 0 g.

Hardback, xxiv + 589 pages, Size:155 x 245 mm, Illustrations:3 b/w, 3 tables b/w., Languages: Latin, English. ISBN 9782503585352. Summary The present volume comprises editions, by several of the major scholars now working in the field of medieval Irish apocrypha, of a selection of important eschatological texts. Two of these, edited by John Carey, are works original to Ireland: The Vision of Adomnán, an account of the afterworld notable for its vividness and complexity; and The Two Sorrows of the Kingdom of Heaven, a shorter text which describes the judgement of souls and the end of the world with reference to the destinies of Enoch and Elijah. Caoimhín Breatnach provides editions of the Irish versions of some of the fundamental texts of Christian apocalyptic: The Assumption of Mary (supplemented by a closely related Latin variant, edited by Joseph Flahive), and one of the Redactions of The Vision of Saint Paul. Professor Breatnach also contributes a series of accounts of Antichrist: these belong to a type that has long been regarded as typically Irish, but for which Charles D. Wright here supplies a broader context in an innovative and important study. Fr Martin McNamara MSC introduces the collection with a discussion of "Some Aspects of Medieval Irish Eschatology". This is the first volume of a two-part collection: the texts edited in the sequel (CCSA 22) are concerned with the events of the end time, and in particular with the theme of the signs before the Day of Judgement. TABLE OF CONTENTS General Introduction: Some Aspects of Medieval Irish Eschatology by Martin McNamara Fís Adomnáin - The Vision of Adomnán Introduction, Edition, Translation, and Commentary John Carey Dá Brón Flatha Nime - The Two Sorrows of the Kingdom of Heaven Introduction, Edition, Translation, and Commentary John Carey TRANSITUS MARIAE General Introduction Martin McNamara Udhacht Mhuire - The Testament of Mary Introduction, Edition, Translation, and Commentary Caoimhín Breatnach Trinity College Latin Version Introduction by Martin McNamara and Joseph Flahive Edition and Translation by Joseph Flahive VISIO SANCTI PAULI Introduction Martin McNamara Aisling Phóil - Recension IV of The Vision of Paul Introduction, Edition and Translation Caoimhín Breatnach THE IRISH LEGENDS OF ANTICHRIST Introduction Martin McNamara A Revelation of John about Antichrist Introduction, Edition, Translation, and Commentary Charles D. Wright Three Irish Texts of A Revelation of John about Antichrist: "Sgél Ainntecrísd" - The Story of Antichrist Do thoighiocht an bhreitheamhnais déanaidh - Concerning the Coming of the Final Judgement Do theacht Anticríosd - Concerning the Coming of Antichrist Introduction, Edition, Translation, and Commentary Caoimhín Breatnach 0 g.

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Etat : Very good +. Etat de la jaquette : Very good. Magazine. Dave Cunliffe and Tina Morris (eds.), Poetmeat no. 7, Screeches Publications, Blackburn, England, Christmas 1964. Printed black and white mimeo pages in stapled covers. Unpaginated. The inside fo the frotn cover features a full page illustration by Arthur Moyse. The editors write, 'That rare species, the British experimentor/innovator (long regarded as extinct) has been rediscovered &, tho not exactly over-stocked with talent, may soon be powerful enough to boot the island's academy up off its fat imitative ass.' With contributions by: Geogre Montgomery entitled 'Big Apple - Part 22', Lionel Kearns, William Wantling, Jim Burns, Kirby Congdon, Julian Beck, Allen Katzman, Cal Hernton, Tom McNamara, Sam Morland, Lee Harwood, Carol Berge, Paul Evans, Carl Larsen, Duane Locke, Robert M Chute, Stan Gooch, Emilie Glen, Ian Vine, Kenneth L Beudoin, Tracy Thompson, George Dowden, Allen De Loach, Neil Chassman, Allen Ginsberg, Barbara A Holland, Chris J Torrance, Rudyard Tupling (alias Tuli Kupferberg), Margaret Randall, Michael Skaife d'`ingerthorpe, Ree Dragonette, Earle Birney, Michael Wilkin. Featured on the back cover are 'Cable Street' by Lee Harwood, 'The Riddle Fights the Mocking Bird' by Margart Randall, 'The Change: Kyoto-Tokyo Express, July 18, 1963' by Allen Ginsberg, and 'An Important Essay' entitled 'The Roots of Concrete Poetry as the New Anti-Poetry' by George Downden which quotes John Sharkey amongst many others. Condition: Internally very good +, in Very Good wraps, no tears or writing. Overall: Very Good +.