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Above post is Philip O'Sullivan Beare, Nephew of Domhnall Cam Ó Súileabháin Bhéara (pictured in Spanish Armour), accounting the ethnic groups in Ireland in his 'Briefe relation of Ireland, and the diversity of Irish in the same [and] Priests in Ireland and Gentlemen gone abroad'
In it, you can clearly see the 'Viking, Celt, Norman' narrative breaks down. This is from ~1625 & in it there is a clear distinction as to what is a full blooded Gael and the great length he writes about Milesian ancestry to the Spanish King, that the 'mixt-Irish' don't enjoy that same privilege from their paternal lineages and that the English titles, though old enough, are still foreign and a system ran by England.
Philip wrote a lot about Ireland while exiled in Spain but only one part was translated 'The Catholic History of Ireland, which accounts Ireland under the Elizabethan era and Irish martyrs. His 'Natural History of Ireland' (pictured) was only translated in 2020 from Latin. There is another volume still to be translated
In it, you can clearly see the 'Viking, Celt, Norman' narrative breaks down. This is from ~1625 & in it there is a clear distinction as to what is a full blooded Gael and the great length he writes about Milesian ancestry to the Spanish King, that the 'mixt-Irish' don't enjoy that same privilege from their paternal lineages and that the English titles, though old enough, are still foreign and a system ran by England.
Philip wrote a lot about Ireland while exiled in Spain but only one part was translated 'The Catholic History of Ireland, which accounts Ireland under the Elizabethan era and Irish martyrs. His 'Natural History of Ireland' (pictured) was only translated in 2020 from Latin. There is another volume still to be translated
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“The first six chapters of the Natural history contain a polemical defence of Ireland. He sought to refute the calumnies against Ireland perpetrated by such English authors as Spenser, Camden, Davies and Hooker, as well as the Old English Richard Stanihurst, who, though a Dubliner and a Catholic, still repeated the discourse of Irish barbarity initiated in the Topographia by the twelfth-century Giraldus Cambrensis.
The final eight chapters tell of the spiritual wonders of Ireland, including its holy wells and St Patrick’s Purgatory, which O’Sullivan also describes in his Compendium of 1621.
The main part of the work comprises some 55 chapters devoted to Irish place-names, land animals, birds, fish, insects, bees, trees, plants and grasses. Some Irish and Spanish terms have yet to be identified.
The text is of interest to Hellenists, neo-Latinists, Renaissance Hispanists and Irish scholars alike because for each entry the author gives the Greek, Latin, Spanish and Irish name. He cites 21 Greek and Latin authors, including Pliny, Aristotle, Ovid and Virgil, to name only those that occur most frequently.”
This is review of the recent 2020 translation of Philip's 'Natural History of Ireland' taken from link at bottom. The middle section of his work is linked above and here, known as 'The Catholic History of Ireland, which accounts Ireland under the Elizabethan era and Irish martyrs. The final part about Ireland + Irish in exile in the post-1604 and Flight of the Earls period remains untranslated but if you can read Latin, you can read it in the Volume 4 of this book here
https://www.historyireland.com/the-natural-history-of-ireland/
The final eight chapters tell of the spiritual wonders of Ireland, including its holy wells and St Patrick’s Purgatory, which O’Sullivan also describes in his Compendium of 1621.
The main part of the work comprises some 55 chapters devoted to Irish place-names, land animals, birds, fish, insects, bees, trees, plants and grasses. Some Irish and Spanish terms have yet to be identified.
The text is of interest to Hellenists, neo-Latinists, Renaissance Hispanists and Irish scholars alike because for each entry the author gives the Greek, Latin, Spanish and Irish name. He cites 21 Greek and Latin authors, including Pliny, Aristotle, Ovid and Virgil, to name only those that occur most frequently.”
This is review of the recent 2020 translation of Philip's 'Natural History of Ireland' taken from link at bottom. The middle section of his work is linked above and here, known as 'The Catholic History of Ireland, which accounts Ireland under the Elizabethan era and Irish martyrs. The final part about Ireland + Irish in exile in the post-1604 and Flight of the Earls period remains untranslated but if you can read Latin, you can read it in the Volume 4 of this book here
https://www.historyireland.com/the-natural-history-of-ireland/
History Ireland
The natural history of Ireland
Philip O’Sullivan Beare, author of the first published narrative history of Ireland. The text had been lost for 300 years before attention of Eoin MacNeill.
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