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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Lismore"”.
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Defining practical limits for centre-pivot length and irrigation management on Lismore soils
… of water infiltration into an unsaturated Lismore silt loam under centre‐pivot irrigation. This was done to quantify the relative impact of application intensity and application depth on the dynamics of the soil moisture profile and on the quantity and timing of drainage through the …
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Cumann Comnae: Constructing Christian Identities in The Book of Lismore’s Homiletic Saints’ Lives
… saints’ lives in the fifteenth-century Book of Lismore. Specifically, the focus is on representations of the Eucharist, the axiomatic sacrament of Latin Christendom in the eleventh and twelfth centuries, and how writers of and audiences for these Middle Irish texts perceived, or were intended to …
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Compilation and Creativity in Medieval Fíanaigecht: a Case-Study of 'Three Men and the Dog of Irúath'
… in Cork, University College 204, The Book of Lismore (s. xv), as part of *Agallamh Bheag* ‘The Small Colloquy’ (*AB*), and present a scholarly edition of the poem and its prose introduction from *AB* in the Book of Lismore. Chapter II focusses on the embedded tales about the three men and the …
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Copper deficiency in lucerne (Medicago sativa. L.)
… survey of Cu content of Lucerne growing on Eyre, Lismore and Wakanui soils showed the first two to supply just enough Cu for healthy plant growth at most sites. Wakanui soils grew Lucerne with more than adequate Cu contents. Variation within stands was not great, bulk sampling should give adequate …
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The secular Church and clergy in the Diocese of Argyll from circa 1189 to 1560
… upon the see of Argyll, centred upon the isle of Lismore, have dismissed it as a poor and unsuccessful institution, and have either ignored or criticised the parochial clergy who served in it. This thesis challenges this viewpoint by investigating who founded the bishopric and why, and examining …
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An Ecclesiastical Institution in Medieval Munster: A Study of Emly to c. 1100
This thesis provides a critical history of Emly, a prominent ecclesiastical institution in central Munster purportedly founded by St Ailbe in the fifth or sixth century. While it is a common refrain that Emly was the most important church in early medieval Munster, it has yet to receive a dedicated …