An difríocht idir athruithe ar: "Leabhar Laighneach"

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Is amhlaidh gurbh é príomhtheaglamaí agus scriobhneoir an leabhair ná [[Áed Ua Crimthainn]],<ref>Best, ''The Book of Leinster'', vol 1, p. xv.</ref><ref name=Hellmuth>Hellmuth, "''Lebor Laignech''", ll. 1125-6.</ref> ab na mainistreach [[Tír Dhá Ghlas|Thír Dhá Ghlas]]<ref>[https://www.logainm.ie/2221.aspx Tír Dhá Ghlas] ar logainm.ie</ref> i g[[Contae Thiobraid ÁrainnÁrann]].<ref name=Hellmuth /> Is féidir síniú Aodha a léamh ar f.&nbsp;32r (p.&nbsp;313): ''Aed mac meic Crimthaind ro scrib in leborso 7 ra thinoil a llebraib imdaib'' ("Scríobh Aodh Uí Chrimhthainn an leabhar seo agus thionóil [sé é] ó mhórán leabhar").
 
InFeictear acóip letterlitreach copiedde bylámh aeile latersa handbhun''margin'' intoat a bottom margin (lch.&nbsp;288), theina bishopaddresses easpag of[[Cill KildareDara]], Finn mac Gormáin (d. 1160), addresses him as a man of learning (''fer léiginn'') of the high-king of [[Leth Moga]]; the comharba (''coamhru'') [[Colum mac Crimthainn]]; agus príomhscoláire (''prímsenchaid'') Laighean.
 
''An alternative theory was that by [[Eugene O'Curry]], who suggested that Finn mac Gormáin transcribed or compiled the Book of Leinster for Áed;<ref name=Hellmuth /> and/or that the manuscript may have been commissioned by [[Diarmait Mac Murchada]] (d. 1171), king of Leinster, who had a dún i n[[Dún Másc]], in aice leis An Nuachongbáil.''