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Book of Armagh

Book of Armagh

9th-century Irish New Testament copy.

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    Oldest widely attested Gaelic language.

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  1. Book of Kells

    Illuminated 9th-century Gospel book.

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  2. Armagh

    City in Northern Ireland.

    13%

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    Oldest widely attested Gaelic language.

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    Medieval writing system common to Ireland and England.

    5%

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    County in Northern Ireland.

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