Leabhar na h-uidhri
Subtitle: a collection of pieces in prose and verse, in the Irish language
By: comp. and transcribed about A.D. 1100, by Moelmuiri Mac Ceileachair: now for the first time pub. from the original in the library of the Royal Irish academy, with an account of the manuscript, a description of its contents, and an index.
Contributors: MacCeileachair, Moelmuiri, d. 1106, supposed compiler.; Gilbert, John Thomas, Sir, 1829-1898.; O'Curry, Eugene, 1796-1862.; Royal Irish Academy
Publisher: Royal Irish academy house
Published: 1870
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: gle; eng
Number of pages: 134
Subjects: Manuscripts, Irish -- Facsimiles
Genres: Facsimiles.
Other titles: Táin bó Cúailnge.
Notes: "The edition has been limited to two hundred copies."--Pref.
"The oldest volume now known entirely in the Irish language ... regarded as the chief surviving native literary monument, not ecclesiastical, of ancient Ireland ... here printed from an exact lithograph of the original by Joseph O'Longan ... The description ... of the manuscript is based upon ... work of O'Curry."--Pref., signed J. T. Gilbert.
"Page 55 to p. 82 are occupied with a ... copy of part of the Táin bó Cuailnge."--Pref.
"Corrigenda" slip inserted after p. 134.