jmg@houxk.UUCP (12/08/83)
I'd like to suggest some excellent books on Celtic culture for net subscribers. I've read most of them from beginning to end and the rest I've sampled. Title Author Publisher ----- ------ --------- The Celts Nora Chadwick Pelican Celtic Heritage - Ancient Alwyn Rees & Brinley Rees Thames & Hudson Tradition in Ireland and Wales A Celtic Miscellany Prof. Kenneth Jackson Penguin Early Irish Myths and Sagas Jeffery Gantz Penguin Classic The Tain (Tain Bo Cuailnge) Thomas Kinsella Oxford Univ. Press & Dolmen Press Early Christain Ireland Maire & Liam De Paor Thames & Hudson The Book of Conquests Jim Fitzpatrick Dutton America B.C. Barry Fell Wallaby Saga America Barry Fell Times Books The Search for Lost America Salvatore Michael Trento Penguin If you can't get these books through your local book store or you'd like to get some other titles you can get them from: Facsimile Books, 5th Avenue & 55th Street, New York, N.Y. (212) 581-2672 - or - Keshcarrigan Book Store, 90 West Broadway, New York, N.Y. (212) 962-4237
steve@sdccsu3.UUCP (12/09/83)
<one two three banana>
for those interested in the language itself there is a
formidable reference work covering both orthography and
origin as well as quite a few p's and q's. it should
be accessible (snicker) to anyone `familiar with the
comparative grammar of the Indo-European languages'.
"A Grammar of Old Irish", Rudolf Thurneysen
translated from the german by binchy and bergin
Dublin, the Dublin Institue for Advance Studies
1946, Alex Thom & Co. Ltd. Dublin
also recommended:
"Celtic Bards, Chiefs and Kings" by George Borrow,
1928, John Murray, Albemarle Street W, London
>From my humble DTE to yours:
Steve Serocki UUCP: ...{[allegra]!sdcrdcf [dcdwest]!sdcsvax}sdccsu3!steve