Proceedings of the Harvard Celtic Colloquium,

Proceedings of the Harvard Celtic Colloquium has in its purview all aspects of culture, language, and history of the Celtic peoples, from ancient to modern times. PHCC, 31 features "Culture, Identity and the Medieval Revival in Victorian Wales," the 2011 J. V. Kelleher lecture given by Huw Pryce of Bangor University, Wales, which looks at Victorian views of the past in Wales. The volume also considers the linguistic shifts in several of the Celtic languages, both in early periods and more recent times, and it contains articles concerning the history, culture, and literatures of Ireland, Wales, and Cornwall. In addition, PHCC, 31 includes several articles on historiography in various areas and times, as well as others that examine later reflections on the Easter Rising in Ireland (1916), the renewed interest in regional language in Cornwall, the historic reflexes of the title Bragmaticus, and literary reflexes of archaeological remains in medieval Wales.

Preface	p. v
In Memoriam	p. vi
Harvard Celtic Colloquium 31
Culture, Identity, and the Medieval Revival in Victorian Wales	p. 1
Heritage Welsh: the Characteristics of Dormant Language	p. 41
Apples on Willow Trees: A Metaphor for Grafting and Spiritual Succession in the Early Irish Saints' Lives of Berach and Coemgen	p. 56
Divine Law in the Pauline Commentary of the Eighth-Century Hiberno-Latin Reference Bible	p. 74
Language Decline and the "Theory of Cornish Distinctiveness": The Historiography of Language and Identity in Early Modern Cornwall	p. 91
Ystoria Adaf ac Efa y Wreic and the Place of Apocrypha in the White Book of Rhydderch	p. 106
The Choice of Bilingual Schools in Language Shift Situation in Brittany and in the Western Isles of Scotland	p. 118
"The Knight of the Green Cloak" and Other Irish Folklore Marvels in Harvard Libraries	p. 137
A Sheep in Wolf-Son's Clothing? Lugaid Mac Con and Pseudo-Historical Etiology	p. 158
A Mixed-Media Folklore Trove: Celtic Folklore Collections in Harvard Libraries	p. 173
Creation and Redemption in Twelfth-Century Welsh Hagiography	p. 209
Three Major Forts to be Built for Her: Rewriting History through the Landscape in Breuddwyd Maxen Wledig	p. 225
(Im)purity, Horror, and a Legendary Poet	p. 242
Reasoning Why after Fifty Years: The Easter Rising in Eoghan Ó Tuairisc's Dé Luain (1966)	p. 253
Evidence for Indo-European Aerostatic Presents in Old Irish?	p. 282
Bragmaticus omnibus brittonibus: David, Sulien, and an Ecclesiastical Dynasty in Conquest-Era Wales	p. 305
Abstracts of unpublished papers for volume 31	p. 321
A Reminiscence	p. 337
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