PPT-University of Copenhagen Issues in Ancient Celtic Writing Celtic Spring 25 May 2012

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Issues in Ancient Celtic Writing Celtic Spring 25 May 2012 Prof Dr David Stifter Dept of Old and Middle Irish School of Celtic Studies NUI Maynooth 1 I New Directions

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