Grammatica, gramadach and gramadeg vernacular grammar and grammarians in medieval Ireland and Wales
1. Foreword acknowledgements 2. Abbreviations 3. List of plates 4. Notes on contributors 5. Editors' introduction 6. Allegory, the aes dana and the liberal arts in Medieval Irish literature (by Boyle, Elizabeth) 7. Cryptography and the alphabet in the "Book of Adhamh O Cianain" (by Hayden, Deborah) 8. Caide Mathair Breithre "What is the Mother of a Word" Thinking about words in Medieval Ireland (by Poppe, Erich) 9. The expression of "sense, meaning, signification" in the Old Irish glosses, and particularly in the Milan and Saint Gall glosses (by Lambert, Pierre Yves) 10. The verbal paradigms in Auraicept na nEces (by Ahlqvist, Anders) 11. The glossing of the Early Irish law tracts (by Breatnach, Liam) 12. Teaching between the lines: Grammar and Grammatica in the classroom in Early Medieval Wales (by Russell, Paul) 13. The Welsh bardic grammars on Litterae (by Charles Edwards, T.M. 14. Poetry by numbers: the poetic triads in Gramadegau Penceirddiaid (by Russell, Paul) 15. Gramadeg Gwysanau: A fragment of 14th Century Welsh bardic grammar (by Parry Owen, Ann) 16. Master list of references 17. Index of manuscripts 18. Index of subjects 19. Index of terms by language