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' Traethodydd.<br />

Périodiques.<br />

visiter et à examiner les pierres connues en Galles pour porter des inscriptions,<br />

soit en caractères romains, soit en oghams. Cette tâche est plus difficile qu'on<br />

ne pense peut-être; car la plupart de ces pierres sont restées en pleins champs.<br />

M. Rhys donne ses lectures de ces inscriptions, et elles diiïèrent par endroits des<br />

lectures déjà publiées. Il les accompagne en même temps de réflexions sur les<br />

inscriptions ou sur les monuments qui les conservent. Il est malheureux que ces<br />

vénérables débris de l'antiquité britannique restent dispersés au hasard, et sans<br />

que rien les garantisse de la ruine ou de la destruction, quand leur ensemble<br />

constituerait une si riche collection. La principauté de Galles n'aura-t-elle donc<br />

pas un musée d'antiquités nationales? Il semble que l'Université d'Aberystwyth<br />

en serait naturellement le siège.<br />

Beir.niad. In October 1873, there is an article on Wclsh Synonyms,<br />

which appears to be the first thing published on that subject, and it is to be<br />

continued in future numbers. In January 1874 there is an article on LI<strong>of</strong>fion<br />

laith (Gleanings <strong>of</strong> Philology) in which the principles <strong>of</strong> Philology are explained<br />

and illustra ted.<br />

a third article on Hen Lyfrau y Cymry (Old Welsh Books)ap-<br />

peared in the number for January 1874. In it are registered and described a<br />

'considérable number <strong>of</strong> pamphlets, such as Ballads and Almanacs which had not<br />

;been previously noticed. It describes aiso a very early édition, if not the first in<br />

'Welsh, <strong>of</strong> Thomas a'ICempis, and gives a full account <strong>of</strong> the old catholic work<br />

!<strong>of</strong> Cardinal Bellarmin « Eglurhad Hdacth-Lawn i'r Athrarviaeth Gristnogawl « the<br />

translation <strong>of</strong> which is ascribed, by the writer <strong>of</strong> the article, to GruiTydd Ro-<br />

berts the grammarian.<br />

Dysgedydd. a second article on Do (yes) has appeared in the April (1873)<br />

number <strong>of</strong> this periodical, in which the author attempts to explain the meaning<br />

!<strong>of</strong> the several particles used in Welsh as answers to différent forms <strong>of</strong> questions.<br />

iHe discriminâtes between them, and traces their etymology.<br />

JoLRNAL OF THE ROYAL AND ArGH.EOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF IrE-<br />

LA.Mi, April 1872, p. 98-112. The sculptured crosses <strong>of</strong> Ireland, by Mr. R. R.<br />

Brash. — July, p. 1^9-190. The Dind-Senchus <strong>of</strong> Eriu translated and edited by<br />

,VIr. J. O'Beirne Crowe. — October, p. 222-238 : The Ogham monuments <strong>of</strong><br />

Kilkenny by D^ S. Ferguson : déjà l'année précédente M. Ferguson avait publié<br />

jne dissertation sur le déchiffrement des inscriptions oghamiques, (Proceedings<br />

pf the Royal Irish Acadcmy ser. II, vol. II p. 30-64) qui est le travail le plus<br />

;ritique sur cette question — P. 238-246. The Dunbel Ogham Inscriptions, by<br />

^r. R. R. Brash.<br />

January 1873, p. 261-281. Patron Days and holy VKt7/5 ('n 0550/-), by Mr. John<br />

logan. —April : p. 539-361 : Loca Patriciana, by the Rev. J. Fr. Shearman.<br />

uly : p. 437-444. Coiinty <strong>of</strong> Kilkenny inscrihed Pillar-Stones by Mr. R. R. Brash.<br />

- P. 486-498 Loca Patriciana by the Rev. J. F. Shearman (continued). — Oc-<br />

Rev. Celt. Il 1 9<br />

281

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