Germano-Celtica: A Festschrift for Brian Taylor

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Preface by Anders Ahlqvist & Pamela ONeill

In Honour of my Father, Brian Taylor by Alasdair Taylor

Brian Taylor: The Wizard of Celtic Studies by Aedeen Cremin

Brian Taylor: An Appreciation by Sybil Jack

Hast du mir gesehen by Anders Ahlqvist

The Soul in the Old English Soliloquies and Ninth-Century Neoplatonism by Daniel Anlezark

The Psalter in the Prose Lives of St Guthlac by Helen Appleton

Welsh Antiquarianism and Proto-Nationalism in Elizabeth Hardys Owen Glendower (1849) by Geraint Evans

Caerleon and Cultural Memory in the Modem Literature of Wales by Helen Fulton

The Mavis of Clan Donald: Engaging with John MacCodrum by William Gillies

Studying in Continental Europe: The Experience of Australian Postgraduates by Wallace Kirsop

From Phonetics to Phonograph: Teaching Spoken German in the 1930s by Nicola McLelland

Scottish and German Connections by Michael Graham Nelson

Otherness in the Writings of St Patrick by Lynette Olson

A Possible Early Medieval Route across Scotland by Pamela ONeill

Literary Translations between Polish and Welsh: An Overview by Karolina Rosiak

The Death of the Dictation by Katherine Spadaro