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20 octobre 2014
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dry-point glosses manuscripts Latin Irish 7th-12th centuriesSujets proches
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Dagmar Bronner, « Dry-Point Glosses in Irish Manuscripts », HAL-SHS : littérature, ID : 10670/1.12o0hd
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The paper provides a survey and discussion of the evidence for dry-point glossing in an Irish context. The survey comprises manuscripts produced by Irish scribes containing glosses written by either Irish or continental scribes as well as non-Irish manuscripts which were annotated by an Irishman. The language of the dry-point glosses is predominantly Latin, Old Irish glosses being safely attested merely in the seventh-century 'Codex Usserianus Primus', a manuscript containing a Vetus Latina version of the Gospels.