An difríocht idir athruithe ar: "Leabhar Gabhála na hÉireann"
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* cur síos le hIsidoro ar an Iberia mar "máthair[tír] na gciní".<ref>Carey, ''The Irish National Origin-Legend: Synthetic Pseudohistory'', lch. 12</ref> Ba mhór-spreagadh iad saothair Isidore do scríbhneoirí an ''Leabhar Gabhála''.
* cur síos le hOrosius ar Éirinn bheith ina luí "idir an Ibéir agus an Bhreatain". Cheap an staraí Rómhánach [[Tacitus]] chomh maith mar an gcéanna. Tugann [[John Carey]] faoi ndeara, má cheaptaí go raibh an Ibéir an áit ar an mór-roinn is giorra d'Éirinn í, go mbeadh sé intuigthe a mhaíomh "gur fhoinse na n-ionróirí ó thíortha thar lear í".<ref name=didspain/>
* [[Ceiltibéarais|teanga]] Q-Ceilteach na n-ionróirí, ní P-Ceilteach, maraon le Gaeilge í féin.<ref>{{
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}}</ref> The claim that the Gaels settled in the Maeotian marshes seems to have been taken from the ''Book of the History of the Franks'',{{sfn|Carey|1994|p=15}} and their travels to Crete and Sicily may have been based on the tale of [[Aeneas]].{{sfn|Carey|1994|p=16}} Brigantia refers to [[A Coruña|Corunna]] in [[Galicia, Spain|Galicia]] (which was then known as Brigantium)<ref>''Encyclopædia Britannica'', "A Coruña".</ref> and Breogán's tower is likely based on the [[Tower of Hercules]], which was built at Corunna by the Romans.▼
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