Aim & Scope
Peritia is devoted to the advancement of medieval studies in the broadest sense of that term (albeit from an insular perspective), including history, languages, law (canon and secular), archaeology and the ancillary disciplines. It is especially strong on Insular Latin, computation, and paleography, and it has carried notable contributions on hagiography, art history and archaeology, literature, Irish vernacular law, and the history of the later Middle Ages. It has a lively and wide-ranging review section. [1]
2023 - VOLUME 34
Front Matter ("Contents", "Abbreviations")
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Peritia : Journal of the Medieval Academy of Ireland , 2023 - VOLUME 34 , pp 1-8.
Tracing the Sons of Brión: The R1b-A259 Y-DNA Subclade and the Uí Briúin Dynasty of Connacht
Peritia : Journal of the Medieval Academy of Ireland , 2023 - VOLUME 34 , pp 9-45.
Hilarius Hibernensis, Poet and Exegete
Peritia : Journal of the Medieval Academy of Ireland , 2023 - VOLUME 34 , pp 47-87.
The Irish Background of the Icelandic Calendrical Reform
Peritia : Journal of the Medieval Academy of Ireland , 2023 - VOLUME 34 , pp 107-122.
The MacRegol Gospels: Observations and Conjectures
Peritia : Journal of the Medieval Academy of Ireland , 2023 - VOLUME 34 , pp 123-144.
The Architecture of the basilicae sanctorum of Seventh-Century Armagh and Kildare
Peritia : Journal of the Medieval Academy of Ireland , 2023 - VOLUME 34 , pp 145-180.
Churches in antis: Skeuomorphism and Solomonic Iconography in Early Irish Architecture
Peritia : Journal of the Medieval Academy of Ireland , 2023 - VOLUME 34 , pp 181-208.
Cork Studies in Celtic Literatures
Peritia : Journal of the Medieval Academy of Ireland , 2023 - VOLUME 34 , pp 211-218.
Eoghan Ahern, Bede and the cosmos: theology and nature in the eighth century
Peritia : Journal of the Medieval Academy of Ireland , 2023 - VOLUME 34 , pp 221-223.