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Psalter

Gaelic biblical history
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  • Celtic literature
    / Verse

    More interesting was the 10th-century Psalter, a biblical history in 150 poems. But the real glory of Irish verse lay in anonymous poets who composed poems such as “Pangur Bán” (also known as “The Scholar and His Cat”), a famous ode to Pangur, a white cat. These poets avoided complicated…

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    More interesting was the 10th-century Psalter, a biblical history in 150 poems. But the real glory of Irish verse lay in anonymous poets who composed poems such as “Pangur Bán” (also known as “The Scholar and His Cat”), a famous ode to Pangur, a white cat. These poets avoided complicated…

    Read More