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From: steve@sdccsu3.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Books on Celtic culture
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Date: Fri, 9-Dec-83 10:40:46 EST
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Posted: Fri Dec  9 10:40:46 1983
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<one two three banana>

for those interested in the language itself there is a 
formidable reference work covering both orthography and 
origin as well as quite a few p's and q's.  it should
be accessible (snicker) to anyone `familiar with the
comparative grammar of the Indo-European languages'.

    "A Grammar of Old Irish",  Rudolf Thurneysen
    translated from the german by binchy and bergin
    Dublin, the Dublin Institue for Advance Studies
    1946, Alex Thom & Co. Ltd. Dublin

also recommended:

    "Celtic Bards, Chiefs and Kings" by George Borrow,
    1928, John Murray, Albemarle Street W, London


>From my humble DTE to yours:
Steve Serocki 	UUCP:  ...{[allegra]!sdcrdcf [dcdwest]!sdcsvax}sdccsu3!steve