[anon.]: Obituary of Flower (Robin (Ernest William)).

In Éigse 5, 1945/47 (1948), (pt. 2, 1946), p. 142.

Bell (H. I.): Obituary & bibliogr. of Flower (Robin (Ernest William)).

In PBA 32, 1946, pp. 353–79. portr.

[anon.]: Obituary of Flower (Robin (Ernest William)).

In IBL 30, 1946/48, pp. 13–4.

Repr. from The Times, 17 Jan. 1946.

Vendryes (J.): Obituary of Flower (Robin (Ernest William)).

In ÉtC 5, 1949/51, (fasc. 1), pp. 196–8.

Ó D[uilearga] (S.): Obituary of Flower (Robin (Ernest William)).

In Tomás Ó Criomthain & Robin Flower, Seanchas ón Oileán Tiar. B.Á.C.: C.O.É., 1956. pp. xxi-xxiii [cf. vii-xix].

Radio Éireann broadcast, 18 Jan. 1946.

The British Museum: Catalogue of Irish manuscripts in the British Museum.

London: the Trustees of the B.M., 1926–52. 3 voll.

Vol. 3: Introduction, index of initia, general index. 25 pls. of MS pages from 12th to 19th c. Preface by A. J. Collins (Keeper of MSS).

[Flower (R.)] (rev.): The Book of Hy Many: early Irish MS. Rev. of The Book of Uí Maine. {721}

In The Times lit. suppl., 15 May 1943, p. 236.

The British Museum: Catalogue of Irish manuscripts in the British Museum.

London: the Trustees of the B.M., 1926–52. 3 voll.
Vol. 1. Comp. by Standish Hayes O’Grady. 1926.
Vol. 2. By Robin Flower. 1926.
Vol. 3. By R.F. Rev. & passed through the press by Myles Dillon.

Vol. 3: Introduction, index of initia, general index. 25 pls. of MS pages from 12th to 19th c. Preface by A. J. Collins (Keeper of MSS).

[Flower (Robin)]: The Irish tradition.

Ed. by M. Dillon, D. A. Binchy, D. Greene, [etc.].
Oxford: Clarendon, 1947 (repr. 1948). 173 pp.

1. The founding of the tradition; 2. Exiles and hermits; 3. The rise of the bardic order; 4. The bardic heritage; 5. Ireland and medieval Europe [cf. Best² 993]; 6. Love’s bitter-sweet [cf. Best² 1696]; 7. The end of the tradition.

[Flower (Robin)]: The Irish tradition.

Ed. by M. Dillon., D. A. Binchy, D. Greene, [etc.].
Oxford: Clarendon, 1947 (repr. 1948). 173 pp.

1. The founding of the tradition; 2. Exiles and hermits; 3. The rise of the bardic order; 4. The bardic heritage; 5. Ireland and medieval Europe [cf. Best² 1696]; 7. The end of the tradition.

[Flower (R.)] (rev.): Rev. of The origin of the Grail Legend. {4718}

In The Times lit. suppl., 23 Oct. 1943, p. 512.

[Flower (Robin)]: The Irish tradition.

Ed. by M. Dillon, D. A. Binchy, D. Greene, [etc.].
Oxford: Clarendon, 1947 (repr. 1948). 173 pp.

1. The founding of the tradition; 2. Exiles and hermits; 3. The rise of the bardic order; 4. The bardic heritage; 5. Ireland and medieval Europe [cf. Best² 993]; 6. Love’s bitter-sweet [cf. Best² 1696]; 7. The end of the tradition.

Flower (Robin): Irish high crosses.

In JWCI 17, 1954, pp. 87–97.

Lecture at the Warburg Institute, 1935, entitled ‘The commendatio animae prayer on Irish crosses’.

Ó Cuív (Brian) (ed.): A humourous eighteenth century poem.

In Éigse 6, 1948/52, pp. 1–7.

A ghearráin riabhaigh lér chaillios mo shearc; 14 qq., based on MS Mayn. M 86 (1714), with notes. 2 add. qq., based on MS R.I.A. 3 B 38. Add. note by Colm [O Lochlainn] referring to various printings of Robin Flower’s verse transl.

Flower (Robin): Irish high crosses.

In JWCI 17, 1954, pp. 87–97.

Lecture at the Warburg Institute, 1935, entitled ‘The commendatio animae prayer on Irish crosses’.

Flower (Robin): Irish high crosses.

In JWCI 17, 1954, pp. 87–97.

Lecture at the Warburg Institute, 1935, entitled ‘The commendatio animae prayer on Irish crosses’.