Articles

The good, the bad and the lovely: the transmission of kingship in Esnada Tige Buchet and The Odyssey, and medieval Irish reflexes of Proto-Indo-European sovereignty myths

THE << CELTS>> : QUESTIONS OF NOMENCLATURE AND IDENTITY

Cú Chulainn’s first arming and outing (cét-gabál gaiscid): Roman and Greek parallels for his slaying of three brothers (Horatius, the Curiatii and Heracles), “woman trouble” (Horatius and Coriolanus), and immersions (Diomedes and Odysseus)

Warriors’ blazing heads and eyes, Cú Chulainn and other fiery cyclopes, ‘bright’ Balar, and the etymology of Old Irish cáech, ‘one eyed’

King’s sons, a hideous hag and a golden stag in Indian epic

Mocking the afflicted: morals and missing body-parts in Scéla Muicce meic Da Thó and Waltharius