A. G. Van Hamel - Select Bibliography

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  • 1911. De oudste Keltische en Angelsaksische geschiedbronnen. Middelburg (dissertation)
  • 1912. “On Anglo-Irish Syntax.” Englische Studien 45.
  • 1914. “On Lebor Gabála.” Zeitschrift für celtische Philologie 10.
  • 1915-16. E.M. Post en Hirschfeld (Tds. N.T.L. dl. 34)
  • 1915-6. “The foreign notes in the three Fragments of Irish Annals.” Revue Celtique 36. 1–22.
  • 1923. Het Gotisch handboek. Haarlem.
  • 1925-1945 Editorial work for Neophilologus
  • 1926. “De accentuatie van het Munster-Iersch.” In: Mededeelingen der Koninklijke Akademie van Wetenschappen, afdeling Letterkunde, 61 A. Amsterdam. 287-324.
  • 1927. "The battle of Leitir Ruide." Revue Celtique 44. 59—67.
  • 1929. “Hengest and his namesake.” In Studies in English philology: a miscellany in honor of Frederick Klaeber, eds. Kemp Malone and Martin B. Ruud. Minneapolis. 159-71.
  • 1929. "On Vọlundarkviða." In: Arkiv för nordisk filologi 45: 150-67.
  • 1930. "The Celtic Grail." Revue Celtique 47. 340-82.
  • 1932. Ed. Lebor Bretnach: the Irish version of the Historia Britonum ascribed to Nennius. Edited from all the manuscripts. Dublin.
  • 1932. "Ođin Hanging on the Tree." Acta philologica Scandinavica 7. 200-88.
  • 1933. Compert con Culain and other stories. Mediaeval and Modern Irish 3. Dublin: DIAS.
  • 1936 for 1934. Aspects of Celtic mythology. Sir John Rhys Memorial Lecture. Proceedings of the British Academy 20. 207-48.
  • 1935-1936. "The Saga of Sorli the Strong." Acta philologica Scandinavica. Tidsskrift for nordisk sprogforskning 10. 265-95.
  • 1936. "Gods, Skalds and Magic." Saga-book of the Viking Society 11. 129-52.
  • 1936. "The Conception of Fate in Early Teutonic and Celtic Religion." Saga-book of the Viking Society 11. 202–14.
  • 1936. “The Old-Norse version of the Historia Regum Britanniae and the text of Geoffrey of Monmouth.” Études Celtiques 2: 197-247.
  • 1938. “The text of Immram Curaig Maíldúin.” Études Celtiques 3: 1-20.
  • 1940. Ed. De tuin der goden. Retellings of a wide variety of myths, intended for a wide audience.
  • 1941. Immrama. Mediaeval and Modern Irish 10. Dublin.
  • 1943. “Arthur van Britannië en Aneirin.” Neophilologus 28:3: 218-28.
  • 1944. “Keltische letterkunde.” In Algemene literatuurgeschiedenis. Part 2.
  • 1946. Primitieve Ierse taalstudie. Mededelingen van de Koninklijke Akademie van Wetenschappen.

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