[53]. Topographia Hibernica, ii, introd.: Opera, V, 74.
[54]. C. xi.
[55]. C. x.
[56]. Topographia Hibernica, i, c. xxxiii: Opera, V, 67.
[57]. See Wright-Halliwell, Reliquiae Antiquae, II, 103-107.
[58]. P. x.
[59]. Ériu, IV., 14-16.
[60]. In a letter to the writer Professor Meyer expresses the belief that the use of gh in the Irish proper names is an invention by the author. The combination of c and h is also used in certain other proper names, the system varying in the different manuscripts. For a discussion of the writing of proper names in the chief manuscript, see the American Facsimile Edition of the Konungs Skuggsjá (edited by G. T. Flom), xxxvii-xxxix.