...borders of other influential cultures. For example, The Freising Manuscript (a Slovenian text from the end of the eighth or the beginning of the ninth century) bears evidence, among others, of Latin and Old High German traces. Clearly, literature cannot be but...

...a series of prayers by Moucan, who was probably a Welshman.23 The Book of Nunnaminster, written at the end of the eighth or the beginning of the ninth century, concentrates especially on the Passion of Christ: it begins with the different evangelists' accounts...

...thirteenth century. The "synodical inscriptions" in Dair as-Suryân can be dated to a period extending from the end of the eighth or the beginning of the ninth century to the end of the eleventh century AD It is only logical, then, that these dates determine the time...

...us that in Central Asia, among the Uighurs, a legend about men with dogs' faces has been known since the end of the eighth or the beginning of the ninth century; among the Chinese it has been current since the tenth century, though it comes down to us in a thirteenth-century...

...written in Sanskrit. It is a type of idealistic monism, which made its first appearance in Kashmir at the end of the eighth or the beginning of the ninth century, though traditionally claimed to be as old as the Vedas.13 The Trika literature has been divided into...

...Proceedings (p. 1 = 261). DESCKIPTION OF MSS 205 be doubted that the MS was written at Reichenau itself about the end of the eighth or the beginning of the ninth century. The scribes partition the work between them thus: (1) ff. 3 — 33 (gentium plenitude ut). (2) ff....

...to Thurneysen, Sev. Celt. vi.. 318, the manuscript in which the Milan Glosses are found belongs to the end of the eighth or the beginning of the ninth century. From a comparison of the language with the Irish of the Book of Armagh, on which however see now Zimmer,...

...the genealogical tables of the Anglo-Saxon dynasties were incorporated into the Historia Brittonum at the end of the eighth or the beginning of the ninth century — which is the period of Nennius's activity.3 This northern document follows immediately on the account...

...Triad of Wales of the sixth century. There can be scarcely a doubt of the handwriting being as old as the end of the eighth or the beginning of the ninth century. There is every appearance of the verses having been merely copied from some bardie effusion of earlier...

...department of the Ordnance Survey that he discovered the value of the Festology of St. Aengus, composed at the end of the eighth or the beginning of the ninth century, and brought the contents to bear with important results on the topographical section of the Survey....