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11361

The etymology of εαδκios by Richardson, L. J. D.

Published: 1949

Citation: Hermathena: a Dublin University review, No. LXXIV, pp. 68-69, November, 1949

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11362

The origin of the prefix Bou - in comedy. by Richardson, L. J. D.

Published: 1961

Citation: Hermathena: a Dublin University review, No. XCV, pp. 53-63, July, 1961

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11363

Further thoughts on Boubrostis. by Richardson, L. J. D.

Published: 1961

Citation: Hermathena: a Dublin University review, No. XCV, pp. 64-66, July, 1961

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11364

Boubrostis, an addendum. by Richardson, L. J. D.

Published: 1962

Citation: Hermathena: a Dublin University review, No. XCVI, p. 92, July, 1962

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11365

Books and manuscripts in the service of the nation. by Roberts, E. F. D.

Published: 1969

Citation: An Leabharlann: journal of the Library Association of Ireland, Vol. 27, No. 3, pp. 81-91, September, 1969

Journal Article

11366

Note on The Irish Brigade in the West Indies. by Robins, Brig. C. G.

Published: 1956

Citation: The Irish sword: the journal of the Military History Society of Ireland, Vol. II, No. 9, p. 374, Winter, 1956

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11367

During music: a poem beginning "Hark, what rapturous vital air of music". by Robinson, A. Mary F.

Published: 1879

Citation: The University magazine, Vol. III, p. 668, June, 1879

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11368

An address to the nightingale: a poem (from Aristophanes) beginning "O, dear one, with the tawny wings". by Robinson, A. Mary F.

Published: 1879

Citation: The University magazine, Vol. IV, p. 539, November, 1879

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11369

The sickness of Phedra: a scene from Euripides: a poem beginning "There is a rock, dripping with springs, out of the sea, men say". by Robinson, A. Mary F.

Published: 1879

Citation: The University magazine, Vol. IV, pp. 716-719, December, 1879

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11370

The one certainty: a poem beginning "Lightly I hold my life with little dread". by Robinson, A. Mary F.

Published: 1880

Citation: The University magazine, Vol. V, p. 7, January, 1880

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11371

Shadow lovers: a poem beginning "For your sovereign sake, my friend," by Robinson, A. Mary F.

Published: 1880

Citation: The University magazine, Ser. Quarterly, Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 144-145, Christmas 1880

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11372

Engineering notes in Ceylon. by Robinson, H. F. A.

Published: 1882

Citation: The Irish builder, Vol. XXIV, No. 540, pp. 180-181, June 15, 1882

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11373

Engineering notes in Ceylon. by Robinson, H. F. A.

Published: 1884

Citation: Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland, Vol. XIV, pp. 134-145, 1884

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11374

The road to Chartres: a poem beginning "Through many leagues of golden poplar-sisles". by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

Published: 1915

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XLIII, p. 789, December, 1915

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11375

Bella Tola, in the Valais: a poem beginning "The tall white pyramids upshoot in air". by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

Published: 1916

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XLIV, p. 282, May, 1916

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11376

To Ireland: a poem beginning "Envy us not the pride of worldwide away." by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

Published: 1916

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XLIV, p. 705, November, 1916

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11377

The bells of Rocco Priors: a poem beginning 'Would we were walking over the wild'. by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

Published: 1916

Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. V, No. 20, p. 552, December 1916

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11378

From Macedon: a poem beginning "Cloudbanks wan and chilly". by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

Published: 1917

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. LXV, p. 130, February, 1917

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11379

To an imperialist: a poem beginning: 'Go happy you, who can believe'. by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

Published: 1917

Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. VI, No. 24, p. 618, December 1917

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11380

Epiphanytide, 1921, a poem beginning 'Lo: with Epiphany the dawn of spring'. by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

Published: 1921

Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. X, No. 37, p. 81, March 1921

Journal Article

The etymology of εαδκios by Richardson, L. J. D.

The origin of the prefix Bou - in comedy. by Richardson, L. J. D.

Further thoughts on Boubrostis. by Richardson, L. J. D.

Boubrostis, an addendum. by Richardson, L. J. D.

Books and manuscripts in the service of the nation. by Roberts, E. F. D.

Note on The Irish Brigade in the West Indies. by Robins, Brig. C. G.

During music: a poem beginning "Hark, what rapturous vital air of music". by Robinson, A. Mary F.

An address to the nightingale: a poem (from Aristophanes) beginning "O, dear one, with the tawny wings". by Robinson, A. Mary F.

The sickness of Phedra: a scene from Euripides: a poem beginning "There is a rock, dripping with springs, out of the sea, men say". by Robinson, A. Mary F.

The one certainty: a poem beginning "Lightly I hold my life with little dread". by Robinson, A. Mary F.

Shadow lovers: a poem beginning "For your sovereign sake, my friend," by Robinson, A. Mary F.

Engineering notes in Ceylon. by Robinson, H. F. A.

Engineering notes in Ceylon. by Robinson, H. F. A.

The road to Chartres: a poem beginning "Through many leagues of golden poplar-sisles". by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

Bella Tola, in the Valais: a poem beginning "The tall white pyramids upshoot in air". by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

To Ireland: a poem beginning "Envy us not the pride of worldwide away." by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

The bells of Rocco Priors: a poem beginning 'Would we were walking over the wild'. by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

From Macedon: a poem beginning "Cloudbanks wan and chilly". by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

To an imperialist: a poem beginning: 'Go happy you, who can believe'. by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

Epiphanytide, 1921, a poem beginning 'Lo: with Epiphany the dawn of spring'. by Rope, H. E. G. Rev

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