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To re-evaluate the significance and origins of three Irish bilingual manuscripts from the ninth century.

Learning Greek in the ninth century: The origins of three Irish bilingual manuscripts

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To re-evaluate the significance and origins of three Irish bilingual manuscripts from the ninth century.
Analysis of three Greek-Latin manuscripts: Basel Psalter, St Gall Gospels, Dresden Pauline Epistles.
Exploration of textual relationships among manuscripts and their Irish scholars.
Examination of production challenges like word separation and text mismatches.
The manuscripts are identified as significant resources for learning Greek.
Connections are established linking these manuscripts with contemporary Irish scholars.
The article details the challenges faced in manuscript production, particularly with word separation.

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This article explores the significance of three ninth-century Greek-Latin manuscripts, indicating their role in Irish bilingualism.

Pádraic Moran (2025) studied this question.

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