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1016, England and the Wider World

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Modern Irish in Easter Term, 2016

Screening of Irish language film by Loïc Jourdain: I mBéal na Stoirme / A Turning Tide in the Life of Man (Lugh Films, Co. Donegal http://www.lughfilm.com).Dr Margo Griffin-Wilson writesOn 28 April the...

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Chronicles in Medieval Wales and its Neighbours

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New Article on Þórsdrápa from Tom Grant

Viking and Medieval Scandinavia 12 will be out soon, featuring an article by ASNC PhD student Tom Grant about ‘Þórr the War God: Polemicizing Myth in Eilífr Goðrúnarson’s Þórsdrápa’. Read more about it...

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Voyages Along the North Way, Past and Present

Hardangerfjorden HordalandBen Allport, PhD CandidateA well-known textual source for Viking Age Norway, known as Ohthere’s Voyage, relates the account of a Norwegian trader at the court of King Alfred...

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CCASNC 2017

The annual Cambridge Colloquium in Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic (CCASNC) took place this year on the 11th February, with the theme ‘Identity and Ideology’. We welcomed nine postgraduate speakers,...

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‘Now comes the shadow-dark dragon flying’ – Eddic Poetry and the Power of Legend

In celebration of National Poetry Month, Judy Quinn, Brittany Schorn and Carolyne Larrington share some reflections on Old Norse eddic poetry on the Cambridge University Press blog.Cambridge University...

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Book of Uí Mhaine Conference, 2017

On 2nd March the Royal Irish Academy hosted a two-day conference at Dublin on the late fourteenth-century manuscript Leabhar Ua Maineor Book of Uí Mhaine. Twelve speakers presented papers on various...

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After Winefride

One of the best things about working for the Vitae Sanctorum Cambriae project has been having the chance to edit the Latin lives of the border-crossing saint Winefride/Gwenfrewy. Winefride is presented...

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The Myth of Pelagianism

The Myth of Pelagianism is a new book by Ali Bonner, a member of the department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Pelagius is the first known British author, famous for his defence of free will as the...

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Discovery: A New Life of St Cybi

The Vitae Sanctorum Cambriae project (run between ASNC and CAWCS) is very excited to announce the discovery of a new medieval Life of St Cybi. David Callander (research associate on VSC 2017–8) came...

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