An Míosach
Cumhdach mionmhaisithe Éireannach de chuid na 11ú haoise is ea An Míosach.[1][2] Tháinig sé ó dhúchas as Cluain Maine, tuaisceart Dún na nGall. Luaitear é sna hannála don chéad uair faoin mbliain 1165.[3] Tugtar dáta siar go dtí an 11ú haois dó, nuair a chosnaítí ann is dócha lámhscríbhinn le sailm nó soiscéalta. Bhí an cumhdach folamh áfach faoin 18ú haois nuair a scríobhadh chur síos air.
Maraon le Cathach Cholm Cille, thógtaí i mbun catha é sa mheánaois cosúil le meirge.[4] Bhí nasc níos deireanaí idir é agus Naomh Cairneach, éarlamh Thuiléin, Contae na Mí,[5][6] ach faoin meánaois dhéanach, ba chuid de chultas Cholm Cille (521-59 AD) é.[7]
Cuireadh leis an gcumhdach sa bhliain 1534 ag an ngabha óir, Brian O'Morrison, le tul- agus taobh-mhaisiú le clocha leathlómhara, agus rilífí san áireamh Céasadh Íosa, Muire Ógh agus Leanbh, agus na triúr éarlamh Éireann: Bríd, Pádraig agus Colm Cille.
Caomhnaítear é i nArd-Mhúsaem na hÉireann, ina fhoirgneamh seandálaíochta ar tSráid Chill Dara.
Foinsí
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Tagairtí
[cuir in eagar | athraigh foinse]- ↑ Petrie (1850–53), ll. 464–467
- ↑ "Enshrining The Book". Coláiste na Tríonóide, 2016
- ↑ Leabhar Mhic Cárthaigh LMC, 1165.2
- ↑ Lucas (1986), lch. 27
- ↑ Aided Muirchertaig Meic Erca, Cuid 2, Alt 12, ar CELT
- ↑ "Shrine of the Miosach: An Early Irish Book Shrine". Irish Archaeology, 28ú Breataine 2014.
- ↑ O Floinn (2002), lch. 269
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