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Holograph manuscript of Ewen Maclachlan or McLachlan, the Celtic scholar, containing Irish literature.

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Identifier: MS.3281

Scope and Contents

The contents are as follows:

(i) 'Essay on the Antiquity of Irish Literature', followed by an account of the Irish alphabet and contractions, 1814 (folio 1);

(ii) Transcripts of the five stories in Gaelic MS.XXXVIII in the National Library (‘A descriptive catalogue of Gaelic manuscripts in the Advocates' Library’, page 146): 'Oigheadh Gcoinchuloind', "Ar-amach Mhic Con'an aghaidh Airt mhic-Cuinn, Righ Eirionn", 'Oigheadh ChloinneLir', 'Ar-amach Mhic Colgain an aghaidh Fhinn mhic Cumhaill', 'Oileamhuin Gcoinchuloind' (folio 25).

Dates

  • Creation: 1813-1814.

Conditions Governing Access

Normal access conditions apply.

Conditions Governing Use

Normal reproduction conditions apply, subject to any copyright restrictions.

Extent

129 Leaves ; Quarto.

Language of Materials

Undetermined

Arrangement

129 + some blank folios.

Custodial History

The manuscript was bought by the National Library of Scotland with the aid of the Reid Fund.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Bought, 1937.

Related Materials

These transcripts appear to be fair copies, made in 1813-1814, of Ewen Maclachlan's earlier transcripts of the same stories in Gaelic MS.LXXXIII; see also Gaelic MS.LXXXII, his 'Analysis of the Contents of Celtic Manuscripts belonging to ... the Highland Society of Scotland'.

Bibliography

Mackinnon, Donald. ‘A descriptive catalogue of Gaelic manuscripts in the Advocates' Library’ (Edinburgh, 1912).
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National Library of Scotland Catalogue of Manuscripts
Author
National Library of Scotland Archives and Manuscripts Division
Description rules
International Standard for Archival Description - General
Language of description
English
Script of description
Latin

Repository Details

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