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Florentius Wigorniensis: Chronicon ex chronicis, seu historia Angliae usque ad 1138 deducta, a work based on that of Marianus Scotus and continued by other hands. This copy formerl...

“…Florence…”

Archive: Dublin: Trinity College Library

Manuscript

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The chronicle of Florence of Worcester to 1117, based as far as 1082 on that of Marianus Scotus, 12th c.

“…Florence…”

Archive: Oxford: Bodleian Library

Manuscript

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Florentius Wigorniensis: Chronicon ex chronicis usque ad 1138 deducta, a work based on that of Marianus Scotus, with a fuller continuation to 1138 than Ms. 502. Formerly in the pos...

“…Florence…”

Archive: Dublin: Trinity College Library

Manuscript

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Galfridi Monemutensis historia Britonum ... Cronica Marciani (Mariani) Scoti de gestis regni Anglorum, more accurately a ms. compiled from Henry of Huntingdon, Simeon of Durham and...

“…Florence…”

Archive: Cambridge: University Library

Manuscript

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Florentius Wigorniensis: Chronicon ex chronicis ... usque ad 1138 deducta, a work based on that of Marianus Scotus. Imperfect, begins in 946 and continues to 1213 with a gap betwee...

“…Florence…”

Archive: Dublin: Trinity College Library

Manuscript

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Opus chronologicum et historicum, tam de rebus exteris, quam Anglo-Saxonicis atque Anglicis, quod a quibusdam Florentio Wigorniensi, ab aliis Mariano Scoto tribui videtur, (15th c....

“…Florence…”

Archive: London: British Museum

Manuscript

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Copy of the Annals in Latin of Florence of Worcester, based on that of Marianus scotus from 743 to 1101. In the hand of Laurence Nowell and others, 16th c.

“…Florence…”

Archive: London: British Museum

Manuscript

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The Parting: a poem beginning "The lady knelt - in mental agony she knelt". by Florence

Published: 1845 “…Florence…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXVI, p. 110, July, 1845

Journal Article

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The Lament: a poem beginning "Sad, sad is my heart". by Florence

Published: 1845 “…Florence…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXVI, p. 111, July, 1845

Journal Article

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The two maidens: a poem beginning "Sister, sweet sister, why pluck ye the flowers". by Florence

Published: 1845 “…Florence…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXVI, p. 201, August, 1845

Journal Article

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Sandy Montrose to Nannie Stewart: a poem beginning "Oh, bonnie, young Nannie, for you I'm a-dying" by Florence

Published: 1846 “…Florence…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXVII, p. 30, January, 1846

Journal Article

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Lines: a poem beginning "Break, break, my heart" by Florence

Published: 1846 “…Florence…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXVII, p. 104, January, 1846

Journal Article

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Report on polychasts collected during the Royal Dublin Society's survey off the west coast of Ireland, 1891. Part I. Deep water forms. by Buchanan, Florence

Published: 1893

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VIII, pp. 169-179, September, 1893

Journal Article

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Note on the worm associated with Lophohelia prolifera. by Buchanan, Florence

Published: 1897

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VIII, pp. 432-433, July, 1897

Journal Article

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Traditional Irish singing by Maguire, Florence

Published: 1905

Citation: The New Ireland review, Vol. XXIV, pp. 151-161, November, 1905

Journal Article

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The last refuges, a poem, beg. When peace comes back . . . by Davidson, Florence

Published: 1945

Citation: Ulster parade, No. 10, pp. 5-6, 1945

Journal Article

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Pro tanto quid retribuamus? a poem, beg. We who live here where all is home. by Davidson, Florence

Published: 1945

Citation: Ulster parade, No. 7, p. 116, 1945

Journal Article

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From the train, a poem, beg. Rowan-trees in autumn, rosy as the dawn. by Davidson, Florence

Published: 1945

Citation: Ulster parade, No. 8, p. 110, 1945

Journal Article

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Dreaming hills of Down, a poem, beg. The dreaming hills of Down stretch far. by Davidson, Florence

Published: 1946

Citation: Ulster parade, No. 11, p. 50, 1946

Journal Article

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The will: a story. by Hackett, Florence

Published: 1923

Citation: The Dublin magazine, Vol. I, pp. 410-412, December, 1923

Journal Article

Florentius Wigorniensis: Chronicon ex chronicis, seu historia Angliae usque ad 1138 deducta, a work based on that of Marianus Scotus and continued by other hands. This copy formerl...

The chronicle of Florence of Worcester to 1117, based as far as 1082 on that of Marianus Scotus, 12th c.

Florentius Wigorniensis: Chronicon ex chronicis usque ad 1138 deducta, a work based on that of Marianus Scotus, with a fuller continuation to 1138 than Ms. 502. Formerly in the pos...

Galfridi Monemutensis historia Britonum ... Cronica Marciani (Mariani) Scoti de gestis regni Anglorum, more accurately a ms. compiled from Henry of Huntingdon, Simeon of Durham and...

Florentius Wigorniensis: Chronicon ex chronicis ... usque ad 1138 deducta, a work based on that of Marianus Scotus. Imperfect, begins in 946 and continues to 1213 with a gap betwee...

Opus chronologicum et historicum, tam de rebus exteris, quam Anglo-Saxonicis atque Anglicis, quod a quibusdam Florentio Wigorniensi, ab aliis Mariano Scoto tribui videtur, (15th c....

Copy of the Annals in Latin of Florence of Worcester, based on that of Marianus scotus from 743 to 1101. In the hand of Laurence Nowell and others, 16th c.

The Parting: a poem beginning "The lady knelt - in mental agony she knelt". by Florence

The Lament: a poem beginning "Sad, sad is my heart". by Florence

The two maidens: a poem beginning "Sister, sweet sister, why pluck ye the flowers". by Florence

Sandy Montrose to Nannie Stewart: a poem beginning "Oh, bonnie, young Nannie, for you I'm a-dying" by Florence

Lines: a poem beginning "Break, break, my heart" by Florence

Report on polychasts collected during the Royal Dublin Society's survey off the west coast of Ireland, 1891. Part I. Deep water forms. by Buchanan, Florence

Note on the worm associated with Lophohelia prolifera. by Buchanan, Florence

Traditional Irish singing by Maguire, Florence

The last refuges, a poem, beg. When peace comes back . . . by Davidson, Florence

Pro tanto quid retribuamus? a poem, beg. We who live here where all is home. by Davidson, Florence

From the train, a poem, beg. Rowan-trees in autumn, rosy as the dawn. by Davidson, Florence

Dreaming hills of Down, a poem, beg. The dreaming hills of Down stretch far. by Davidson, Florence

The will: a story. by Hackett, Florence

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