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The Celtic West and Europe: Studies in Celtic Literature and the Early Irish Church (review)

This book consists of a collection of Doris Edel’s papers produced previously over the last fifteen years or so. Most were not published in English, and also in sources not necessarily widely available, and so this is a most welcome opportunity to have wider access to works by this scholar of Celtic literature.The papers have where necessary been translated by the author,and none of the slight idiosyncrasies (such as “fase” for “phase”) make the meaning unclear. There is some slight repetition between chapters as some of the introductory rubric necessarily had to be repeated in separate publications, but overall the collection allows for the development of several key themes in Celtic literature and culture. In the space for this review, only some of the themes will be explored at length, though others will be mentioned.