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1 (1) ARCHAEOLOGY, ARCHITECTURE, AND ART Abbeys Archaeology Architecture Bridges Burials Castles Christ Church Cathedral Crannóga Early Christian Art Ecclesiastical Settlements Ecclesiastical Sites High Crosses Hoards Houses Iconography Inauguration Sites Inscriptions Jewelry and Personal Ornament Manuscript Illumination Metalwork Motte-and-Baileys Parish Churches and Cathedrals Reliquaries Ringforts Sculpture Sheela-Na-Gig St. Patrick s Cathedral Tower Houses Villages Wall Paintings Walled Towns (2) DYNASTIES Airgialla Connachta Cruthni Dál Cais Déisi Eóganachta Érainn Laigin Osraige Uí Briúin Uí Chennselaig Uí Dúnlainge Uí Néill Uí Néill, Northern Uí Néill, Southern Ulaid (3) DEVELOPMENTS AND PERIODS Anglo-Norman Invasion Black Death Christianity, Conversion to Church Reform, Twelfth Century Clontarf, Battle of Gaelicization Famine and Hunger Gaelic Revival Lancastrian-Yorkist Ireland Racial and Cultural Conflict Renaissance Viking Incursions xxv
2 (4) FAMILIES Bermingham Burke Butler-Ormond Clare, de Desmond Geraldines (FitzGeralds of Desmond) Fitzgerald Lacy, de Mac Aodhagáin Mac Carthy Mac Donnell Mac Fhir Bhisigh Mac Lochlainn Mac Mahon Mac Murrough Mac Sweeney Maguire Marshal Mortimer Ó Conchobhair-Fáilge Ó Ruairc Plunkett Poer Savage Ua Briain Ua Catháin Ua Conchobhair Ua Dálaigh Ua Domnaill Ua Néill Ua Néill, Clandeboye Valence, de Verdon, de (5) LEARNING Áes Dána Bardic Schools, Learned Families Duanairí Education Languages Law Schools, Learned Families Medicine Sciences Scriptoria (6) LITERATURE: GENRES Ulster Cycle Historical Tales Invasion Myth Hagiography and Martyrologies Aideda Comperta Devotional and Liturgical Dinnsenchas Echtrai Etymology Genealogy Glosses Grammatical Treatises Hiberno-English Literature Hiberno-Latin Literature Hiberno-Norman (Latin) Immrama Law Tracts Lyrics Metrics Moral and Religious Instruction Mythological Cycle Penitentials Prophecies and Vaticinal Literature Rhetoric Romance Satire Triads Wisdom Texts Poetry, Hiberno-Latin Poetry, Irish (7) LITERATURE; INFLUENCES Anglo-Saxon Biblical and Church Fathers Carolingian Classical French Scandinavian Scottish Welsh (8) MANUSCRIPTS AND TEXTS Annals of the Four Masters Armagh, Book of Durrow, Book of Forus Feasa ar Éirinn Kells, Book of Leabhar Breac xxvi
3 Lebor na huidre Lecan, Book of Leinster, Book of Lismore, Book of Uí Maine, Book of (9) MUSIC AND LEISURE Entertainment Games Music (10) PERSONS LITERARY Áed Mac Crimthainn Airbertach Mac Cosse Blathmac Cináed Ua hartacáin Clyn, Friar John Cogitosus Cuán Ua Lothcháin Dícuil Ériugena (John Scottus) Flann Mac Lonáin Flann Mainistreach Gerald, Third Earl of Desmond Gilla Pátraic, Bishop Giraldus Cambrensis Mac Con Midhe, Giolla Brighde Máel-Muru Othna Máel-Ísu Ua Brolcháin Marianus Scottus Muirchertach Mac Liacc Muirchú Sedulius Scottus Tírechán (11) PERSONS POLITICAL Áedán mac Gabráin Aífe Amlaíb Cuarán Brian Boru Bruce, Edward Cathal mac Finguine Cerball mac Dúngaile Cerball mac Muireccáin Cormac mac Cuilennáin Courcy, John de Derbforgaill Diarmait mac Cerbaill Diarmait mac Máele-na-mbó Fedelmid mac Crimthainn Fiachnae mac Báetáin Fitzgerald, Gerald FitzHenry, Meiler Geneville, Geoffrey de Gormlaith (d. 948) Gormlaith (d. 1030) Henry II John Lacy, Hugh de Lionel of Clarence Lóegaire Mac Neill Mac Carthaig, Cormac Mac Lochlainn, Muirchertach Mac Murchada, Diarmait Mac Murrough, Art Máel-Sechnaill I Máel-Sechnaill II Niall Noígiallach Richard II Sitriuc Silkenbeard Strongbow Ua Briain, Muirchertach Ua Briain, Tairrdelbach Ua Conchobair, Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, Tairrdelbach Ua Néill, Domnall William of Windsor (12) PERSONS RELIGIOUS Adomnán Brigit Ciarán Colum Cille Columbanus Cumin, John FitzRalph, Richard Gille (Gilbert) of Limerick Henry of London Íte Malachy (Máel-Máedóic) Máel-Ruain Mo-Ninne Nicholas mac Máel-Ísu Palladius xxvii
4 Patrick Ua Tuathail (O Toole), St. Lawrence (13) PERSONS BY CATEGORY Children Fraternities and Guilds Pilgrims and Pilgrimage Poets/Men of Learning Queens Scotti/Scots Slaves Women (14) PLACES Ailech Armagh Emain Macha Clonmacnoise Connacht Cork Derry Downpatrick Dublin Fine Gall Glendalough Kildare Kilkenny Leinster Leth Cuinn and Leth Moga Limerick Maynooth Mellifont Mide Munster Pale, The Placenames Ports Tara Trim Ulster, Earldom of Waterford (15) RECORDS: HISTORICAL Annals and Chronicles Charters and Chartularies Records, Administrative Records, Ecclesiastical Wills and Testaments (16) GOVERNMENT AND ADMINISTRATION Central Government Local Government Chief Governors Courts Parliament Urban Administration (17) ECONOMY AND SOCIETY Agriculture Clothing Coshering Coinage Coyne and Livery Craftwork Diet and Food Fishing Manorialism Marriage Mills and Milling Personal Names Population Roads and Routes Society, Grades of Gaelic Society, Grades of Anglo-Norman Society, Functioning of Gaelic Society, Functioning of Anglo-Norman Ships and Shipping Trade Woodlands (18) LAW Brehon Law Common Law Canon Law Clientship Fosterage Gossiprid Law Texts March Law (19) MILITARY Armies Weapons and Weaponry xxviii
5 Military Service, Gaelic Military Service, Anglo-Norman Naval Warfare (20) POLITICS Anglo-Irish Relations Feis Feudalism Factionalism Kings and Kingship Lordship of Ireland March Areas Modus Tenendi Parliamentum National Identity Óenach Oireacht Tánaiste Tribes Tuarastal Túath (21) RELIGION Cashel, Synod of I (1101) Cashel, Synod of II (1172) Céli Dé Ecclesiastical Organization Jews in Ireland Kells, Synod of Military Orders Nuns Papacy Paschal Controversy Pre-Christian Ireland Ráith Bressail, Synod of Religious Orders Witchcraft and Magi xxix
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