Lyra CelticaIntroductory materialReading editionChapter navigation22 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterLYRA CELTICAIntroductory materialINTRODUCTION“SEA WRACK.”CAEILTE—LAY OF ARRAN.[4]I ANCIENT IRISH AND SCOTTISHThe Pool of Pilate.The Pool of Pilate.Merlin the Diviner.The Vision of Seth.III ANCIENT ARMORICAN (Breton)PART IIPART II (continued 2)III MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY SCOTO-CELTICIV CONTEMPORARY ANGLO-CELTIC POETS (Wales)V CONTEMPORARY ANGLO-CELTIC POETS (Manx)VI CONTEMPORARY ANGLO-CELTIC POETS (Cornish)VII MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY BRETONVIII THE CELTIC FRINGENOTESNOTES (continued 2)Previous chapter ←LYRA CELTICANext chapter →INTRODUCTIONAll chapters and sections (22)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsLYRA CELTICAOpening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsINTRODUCTION“SEA WRACK.”CAEILTE—LAY OF ARRAN.[4]I ANCIENT IRISH AND SCOTTISHThe Pool of Pilate.The Pool of Pilate.Merlin the Diviner.The Vision of Seth.III ANCIENT ARMORICAN (Breton)Parts22Part 2 · Other sectionsIII MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY SCOTO-CELTICIV CONTEMPORARY ANGLO-CELTIC POETS (Wales)V CONTEMPORARY ANGLO-CELTIC POETS (Manx)VI CONTEMPORARY ANGLO-CELTIC POETS (Cornish)VII MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY BRETONVIII THE CELTIC FRINGENOTESNOTES (continued 2)“ ... a troubled Eden, rich In throb of heart ...” GEORGE MEREDITH◇← LYRA CELTICAINTRODUCTION →