If you treat of pure Ogham, I can name straight off in rapid words Every unfamiliar variation of Ogham, Of which you inquire in fitting questions. For you are a multi-skilled luminary Of the thrice fifty varied Oghams Set at the time of primary study'. No. 88 Ogam Cuidechtach/Company Ogam: This is a word list similar to the ones for birds, colours etc. Thus: Bachlaid (Priests), Laichesa (Heroines), Fianna (Warriors), Senada (Synods), Noeim (Saints) and so on. The author did not go beyond the first five letters. No. 91 Ogam Lochlannach/Scandinavian Ogam References Calder, G Auraicept na nÉces, (1917) Edinburgh Egan, M 'Reflections on Ogam and the Irish harp' Éigse 19 (1983)pp 217–229 Hayden, Deborah, 'In Lebor Ogaim, ‘The Book of Ogam’', OG(H)AM Blog 29 June 2022. Available online Macalister, R.A.S. 'Chapter II 'Cryptology' The Secret Languages of Ireland Cambridge University Press (1937) McManus, Damian Irish letter-names and their kennings, Ériu 39 (1988), pp 127–168. McManus, Damian, A Guide to Ogam, Maynooth, 1991 Meroney, H 'A Druidic liturgy in Ogam Bricrenn?', Modern Language Notes 62, (1947) pp 187–9, O'Boyle, S Ogam; the poets' secret (1980) Ó hÓgáin, Daithí Myth, Legend and Romance: An Encyclopedia of the Irish Folk Tradition Prentice Hall Press, New York, (1991) This image has been sourced from Irish Script On Screen www.isos.dias.ie and all copyright permissions for publication must be given by the holding library in this instance Trinity College Library. The Book of Oghams is available for viewing online from Irish Script On Screen. Ogham Early Irish literature Irish books