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collected edition, The
Works of Ossian, in 1765. The most
famous of
these Ossianic poems was Fingal,
written in 1761 and
dated 1762. The
supposed original...
- The
Ossianic Society was an
Irish literary society founded in
Dublin on St. Patrick's Day, 1853,
taking its name from the
poetic material ****ociated with...
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Fionn mac ****haill and his
warrior band the Fianna.
Sometimes called the
Ossianic Cycle /ˌɒʃiˈænɪk/
after its
narrator Oisín, it is one of the four groupings...
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Highland Society,
founded 1851 (173 years ago) (1851) (preceded by the
Ossianic Society, 1837–1848)
Gaelic Society of Perth,
founded 1880 (144 years ago) (1880)...
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James Macpherson (died 1796),
composer of so-called
Ossianic poetry. In consequence, it and
other Ossianic names—such as Malvina, Minona, Orla, Oscar, and...
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Focloir Gaeilge-Bearla "Transactions for the Year 1854".
Transactions of the
Ossianic Society. 2: 90–92. 1855.
Retrieved 31 May 2020. Wilde, Lady Jane (1887)...
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legend as the
greatest poet of Ireland, a
warrior of the
Fianna in the
Ossianic or
Fenian Cycle of
Irish mythology. He is the
demigod son of
Fionn mac...
- name was
misprinted as
Canola in some references.
Ossianic Society (1854).
Transactions of the
Ossianic society for the years, 1853-1858.
University of...
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MacCodrum made,
according to John
Lorne Campbell, "a
brief appearance in the
Ossianic controversy which is not
without its
humorous side." When
Macpherson met...
- MacAdam, John O'Donovan and
Eugene O'Curry, and the
foundation of the
Ossianic Society.
Concern for
spoken Irish led to the
formation of the
Society for...
