Abstract
The present volume is the fifteenth in AELAC (Association pour l’etude de la litterature apocryphe chretienne)’s Apocryphes series, which aims to present translations of important Christian apocrypha to a broad scholarly audience. It presents the earliest surviving recension (ca. 9th-10th cent.) of one of the most intriguing apocryphal compositions found in Old and Middle Irish, In Tenga Bithnua (The Ever-new Tongue; ITB henceforth). The editor and translator, John Carey, has previously produ...
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