The Book of Fermoy, miscellaneous pieces many relating to the Roche family of Fermoy, including fragment of the Leabhar Gabhála, Áirne Finghin, Cath Crinda, and other tales, Beatha Bairre and other religious texts, poems, in Irish, for David Roche and his wife Gráinne, Duanaire Ghearóid Iarla (of Desmond, d. 1398), medical tracts, etc.
| Main Author: | Ó Leighin, Domhnall |
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| Other Authors: | mainly 15th c. |
| Format: | Manuscript |
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Dublin: Royal Irish Academy, Ms. 23 E. 29 (1134)Similar Items
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