Celtic languages - Etymology
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An essay towards illustrating the ancient history of the Britannic Isles containing an explanation of the names Belgae, Scythae, Celtae, Brittanni, Albanich, Eirinnich, Caledonii, Siluri, &c. &c. Intended as a preface to a work entitled, A vindication of the ancient history of Ireland. By C. V.
Vallancey, Charles 1721-1812.Date: 1786
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Specimen of an etimological vocabulary, or, essay, by means of the analitic method, to retrieve the antient Celtic / By the author of a pamphlet entitled, The way to things by words, and to words by things [i.e. J. Cleland].
John ClelandDate: 1768
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Thoughts on the origin and descent of the Gael: with an account of the Picts, Caledonians, and Scots; and observations relative to the authenticity of the poems of Ossian / By James Grant.
James Grant of CorrimonyDate: 1814- E-books
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Specimen of an etimological [sic] vocabulary, or, essay, by means of the analitic [sic] method, to retrieve the antient Celtic. By the author of a pamphlet entitled, The way to things by words, and to words by things
Cleland, John 1709-1789.Date: 1768
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An essay towards illustrating the ancient history of the Britannic Isles containing an explanation of the names Belgæ, Scythæ, Celtæ, Brittanni, Albanich, Erinnich, Caledonii, Siluri, &c., &c. : Intended as a preface to a work entitled, A vindication of the ancient history of Ireland / By C.V. [ie. Charles Vallancey].
Charles VallanceyDate: 1786