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Title	:	Chronicum Scotorum: A Chronicle of Irish Affairs from the Earliest Times to A.D. 1135; With a Supplement, Containing the Events from 1141 to 1150
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After 911, the chronicle's descendants break into two main branches: one in armagh, which was integrated into the annals of ulster; and a clonmacnoise group including the annals of clonmacnoise (an english translation), the annals of tigernach (fragmentary), the chronicum scotorum (an abbreviation of tigernach), and the annals of the four.

1135; with a supplement, containing the events from 1141 to 1150 in rerum britannicarum medii aevi scriptores; or, chronicles and memorials of great britain and ireland during the middle ages (london longmans, green, reader, and dyer, 1866).

For the section from 660 to 722 the dates for cs entries given here are corrected, being four years higher than in chronicum scotorum.

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The chronicle of ireland (the 'common stock' of the annals of ulster, annals of tigernach, and chronicum scotorum) was uncertain about this period, for it notes.

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Iacobus, pl scoti: scōtōrum) the irish; gaelic-speaking people of ireland and scotland chronicon scotorum‎ chronicle of the irish‎ the scots; the scottish.

Terms describing 'dark' vikings can be found in irish and welsh chronicles. Irish chronicles (annals of ulster; chronicon scotorum; annals of clonmacnoise.

This book analyses the principal irish chronicles, especially the annals of ulster annals of tigernach, and the chronicum scotorum, identifying their.

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Chronicon scotorum ‘the chronicle of the irish’ old irish, middle irish, latin; prose; irish annals, irish annals.

336]-1135 (lacuna for 723-803), with concluding annals for 1141-50 running to nearly 170 pages of print) preceded by a brief account of irish origin legends found in lebor gabála and elsewhere.