\setuppublicationlist[samplesize={Bie87b},totalnumber=10]

\startpublication[k=Aitchison:Armagh,t=book,
a={{Aitchison}},y=1994,
n=1,s=Ait94]
\author[]{N.B.}[N.]{}{Aitchison}
\pubyear{1994}
\title{Armagh and the Royal Centres in Early Medieval Ireland. Monuments,
  Cosmology, and the Past}
\city{Woodbridge}
\note{\lib{941.66}\\ I have written a review of this book in Irish Historical
  Studies. It is an interesing view of the material and is thought-provoking.
  But there are wild leaps of the imagination and much speculation stretches
  the evidence}
\keywords{Aitchison, Armagh, royal centres, monuments, cosmology}
\stoppublication

\startpublication[k=Anderson:Adomnan,t=book,
a={{Anderson},{Anderson}},y=1991,
n=2,s=AA91]
\editor[]{Alan~Orr}[A.~O.]{}{Anderson}
\editor[]{Marjorie~Ogilvie}[M.~O.]{}{Anderson}
\pubyear{1991}
\title{Adomn{\'a}n's Life of Columba}
\city{Oxford}
\pubname{[Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd., Edinburgh and London 1961] revised by
  Marjorie Ogilvie Anderson, Clarendon Press}
\note{\lib{282}\\ This is an edition and translation of the earliest `life' of
  St Colum Cille. This `life' is one of the most important for history and
  archaeology. It {\em must} be read}
\keywords{Anderson, Columba, Colum Cille, Adamn{\'a}n, hagiography,
  hagiographer, saints' lives}
\stoppublication

\startpublication[k=Bammesberger-Wollmann:Britain,t=book,
a={{Bammesberger},{Wollmann}},y=1990,
n=3,s=BW90]
\editor[]{A.}[A.]{}{Bammesberger}
\editor[]{A.}[A.]{}{Wollmann}
\pubyear{1990}
\title{Britain 400--600: Language and History}
\city{Heidelberg}
\note{\lib{420.9}\\ An important collection of essays. providing a context for
  the Christianisation of Early Ireland}
\keywords{Bammesberger, Wollmann, Britain, language, Early Christian Ireland}
\stoppublication

\startpublication[k=Bhreathnach:Tara,t=book,
a={{Bhreathnach}},y=1993,
n=4,s=Bhr93]
\author[]{E.}[E.]{}{Bhreathnach}
\pubyear{1993}
\title{Tara: The literary and historical perspective}
\series{Discovery Programme Reports 1. Project Results 1992 (Pages 94--97)}
\city{Dublin}
\pubname{Royal Irish Academy / Discovery Programme}
\note{\lib{Store LD95.8930}\\ The material gathered here will provide the basis
  for a deeper understanding of the role of Tara in the biography of Patrick.
  What was its symbolical significance for seventh-century Churchmen? Why
  should they be concerned with such a {\em pagan} site?}
\keywords{Bhreathnach, Tara, literature}
\stoppublication

\startpublication[k=Bhreathnach:TaraBibliography,t=incollection,
a={{Bhreathnach}},y=1995,
n=5,s=Bhr95]
\artauthor[]{E.}[E.]{}{Bhreathnach}
\pubyear{1995}
\arttitle{Introduction}
\title{Tara. A Select Bibliography}
\city{Dublin}
\chapter{1}
\pubname{Royal Irish Academy / Discovery Programme}
\note{\lib{941.5/DIS}\\ The introduction to this Select Bibliography provides a
  useful summary and guide to the sources referring to Tara. In particular pp
  21--26 extract and comment on the references in the hagiography}
\keywords{Bhreathnach, Tara, bibliography, hagiography}
\stoppublication

\startpublication[k=BhreathnachNewmann:Tara,t=book,
a={{Bhreathnach},{Newman}},y=1995,
n=6,s=BN95]
\author[]{E.}[E.]{}{Bhreathnach}
\author[]{C.}[C.]{}{Newman}
\pubyear{1995}
\title{Tara}
\city{Dublin}
\pubname{Stationery Office}
\note{\lib{W77}\\A beautifully illustrated guide to Tara. Well worth buying}
\keywords{Bhreathnach, Newmann, Tara}
\stoppublication

\startpublication[k=Bieler:LifeLegend,t=book,
a={{Bieler}},y=1949,
n=10,s=Bie49]
\author[]{Ludwig}[L.]{}{Bieler}
\pubyear{1949}
\title{The Life and Legend of St Patrick: Problems of Modern Scholarship}
\city{Dublin}
\note{\lib{274.15/S}\\ Although dated, Professor Bieler's work was fundamental
  in furthering Patrician studies during the middle decades of the last
  century}
\keywords{Bieler, Patrick, legends, Muirch{\'u}, T{\'\i}rech{\'a}n,
  hagiography, saints lives}
\stoppublication

\startpublication[k=Bieler:harbinger,t=book,
a={{Bieler}},y=1966,
n=9,s=Bie66]
\author[]{Ludwig}[L.]{}{Bieler}
\pubyear{1966}
\title{Ireland, Harbinger of the Middle Ages}
\city{London}
\note{\lib{274.15}\\ This is a great work of cultural history of Early Ireland.
  It is rich in textual and visual material. It is a joy to read. It {\em
  should} be read}
\keywords{Bieler, harbinger, Middle Ages, Early Christian Ireland}
\stoppublication

\startpublication[k=Bieler:CelticHagiographer,t=incollection,
a={{Bieler}},y=1987a,
n=7,s=Bie87a]
\artauthor[]{Ludwig}[L.]{}{Bieler}
\pubyear{1987\maybeyear{a}}
\arttitle{The {C}eltic hagiographer}
\crossref{Bieler:culture}
\chapter{X}
\pubname{Variorum Reprints}
\note{\lib{189~BIE}\\ A short but fundamentally important article on the
  origins of hagiography in Early Ireland}
\keywords{Bieler, Celtic hagiographer, Latin, hagiography, hagiographer}
\stoppublication

\startpublication[k=Bieler:culture,t=book,
a={{Bieler}},y=1987b,
n=8,s=Bie87b]
\author[]{Ludwig}[L.]{}{Bieler}
\pubyear{1987\maybeyear{b}}
\title{Ireland and the Culture of Early Medieval Europe. \rm Edited by Richard
  Sharpe}
\city{London}
\pubname{Variorum Reprints}
\note{\lib{189~BIE}\\ A collection of the important contributions of Bieler to
  the history of our early Church history}
\keywords{Bieler, culture, Ireland and Europe}
\stoppublication

