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The corpus of 371 inscriptions examined in this book comprises nearly all the inscriptions listed by R.A.S. Macalister in his Corpus Inscriptionum Insularum Celticarum (1945-49), other than those in Ireland and Iona (CIIC 1-317, 521-967, 1070-95), with the addition of 25 inscriptions from Brittany, plus a large number of inscriptions from western Britain and Man which were unknown to Macalister.
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des saints bretons, composition vowel, epigraphic dates, celtique continental, anomalous inscriptions, hypercorrect spelling, ogam inscriptions, langue gauloise, ogam stones, contributory problem, ogam script, sic leg, linguistic dating, linguistic periods, secondary affection, dubious reading, hypocoristic form, internal affection, inscriptional evidence, spelling habits, accent shift, same inscription, epenthetic vowel, uncertain reading, sound changes
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Brittonic Period, Irish Period, Mute Stones, Ifor Williams, Vulgar Latin, Old Welsh, Roman Britain, Old Breton, Historical Morphology, Book of Llandaf, Old Irish, Canu Aneirin, Celtic Word-Formation, Insular Celtic, Mac Cana, Primitive Irish, Vita Samsonis, Isle of Man, Middle Welsh, Continental Celtic, Royal Commission, Cardiganshire County History, Celtic Voices, Historia Brittonum, Old English
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