2843.
Études celtiques 13 (1972–1973)
Les belles lettres
= Actes du quatrième congrès international d’études celtiques, Rennes, juillet 1971.

Rev. by
Breandán Ó Buachalla, in Celtica 12 (1977), pp. 211-222.
Brian Ó Cuív, in Éigse 15/2 (Geimhreadh, 1973), pp. 164-169.
Heinrich Wagner, in ZCP 33 (1974), pp. 301-304.
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2844.
Mac Cana (Proinsias): Conservation and innovation in early Celtic literature.
In ÉtC 13 (1972–1973), pp. 61–119.
Discusses the evolution of the early Irish literary tradition, commenting particularly on the problem of the influence of Christian Latin learning.

Paper read to the 4th ICCS, Rennes 1971.

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2845.
Evans (D. Ellis): A comparison of the formation of some Continental and early Insular Celtic personal names.
In ÉtC 13 (1972–1973), pp. 171–193.
Paper read to the 4th ICCS, Rennes 1971.
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2846.
Kuryłowicz (Jerzy): La rime en vieil-irlandais.
In ÉtC 13 (1972–1973), pp. 298–307.
Paper read to the 4th ICCS, Rennes 1971.
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2847.
Meid (Wolfgang): On two points of Celtic morphology.
In ÉtC 13 (1972–1973), pp. 346–352.
I. OIr. fitir etc., MW gŵyr, Bret. goar ‘knows’ [all < InsC *widri < PIE *wid-r̥]; II. OIr. téit, -tét ‘goes’ [explains the origin of the final -t /d/ of the 3rd person singular of both absolute and conjunct].

Paper read to the 4th ICCS, Rennes 1971.

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2848.
Tovar (Antonio): Kollektiva auf -r im Keltischen.
In ÉtC 13 (1972–1973), pp. 411–427.
Suggests that the OIr. personal numerals and collectives such as búar, cathrar etc. contain a plural suffix *-r- of Pre-Indo-European origin.

Paper read to the 4th ICCS, Rennes 1971.

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