Prologues and portraits: Middle Welsh responses to the Otinel traditions in Rhamant Otuel

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1. Titelei
2. 10.1515/zcph-2021-frontmatter6801
3. Inhalt
4. Rolf Ködderitzsch
5. Hildegard L. C. Tristram
6. Aufsätze
7. Der Flussname Inn, Ockhams Rasiermesser und moderne Indogermanistik
8. Scribal accretions in the Martyrology of Donegal (long recension)
9. Prologues and portraits: Middle Welsh responses to the Otinel traditions in Rhamant Otuel
10. Traces of the statūs or constitutiones of ancient rhetorical theory in early Irish?
11. Literature and empowerment: the sexual relationships in Acallam na Senórach
12. A new Celtiberian tessera in the Latin alphabet from Virovesca (Briviesca, Burgos) and the typology of tesserae hospitales
13. Mocking the afflicted: morals and missing body-parts in Scéla Muicce meic Da Thó and Waltharius
14. King’s sons, a hideous hag and a golden stag in Indian epic – An addendum to McCone 2020
15. English influence on the Middle Cornish verbal system
16. Besprechungen und Anzeigen
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20. Egeler, Matthias: Atlantic outlooks on being at home: Gaelic place-lore and the construction of a sense of place in medieval Iceland, Folklore Fellows’ Communications 314, Helsinki: Porvoo 2018, 324 pp., ISBN: 978-951-41-1125-9.
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