]> Aided na trí nAed An electronic edition unknown Kuno Meyer Electronic edition compiled by Beatrix Färber Hilary Lavelle The HEA under the LDT Project The School of History, UCC First draft, revised and corrected. 670 CELT: Corpus of Electronic Texts: a project of the Department of History, University College, Cork
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 Manuscript sources British Library, MS Harleian 5280, fo. 49b. Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS. 995 (olim D IV 2), vellum; 15th century, fo. 54b. Literature T. M. Charles-Edwards, Early Christian Ireland (Cambridge 2000). Francis John Byrne, Irish Kings and High-Kings (Dublin 2001). Also compare the Annals of Ulster, volume 1, entry U604.3 (online at CELT). The edition used in the digital edition Osborn Bergin Oided Chuind Chétchathaich annso Anecdota from Irish Manuscripts 3 Halle/Saale Dublin Max Niemeyer Hodges, Figgis & Co. Ltd. 1910 47–48

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 In the Middle Irish period, based on earlier models. c.900–1200 The text is in Middle Irish. Three words are in Latin. tale prose medieval kings cycle aided (death-tale) 2015-06-18 Beatrix Färber ed. SGML and HTML versions created. 2015-06-17 Beatrix Färber ed. Markup updated; file proofed (2); structural encoding added; header created; file parsed. 2006 Data Capture Company ed. File captured and basic markup applied Aided na trí nAed From the British Museum MS Harleian 5280, fo. 49b

Incipit d'oighed na tri nAedh annso sīs.

Āed Gustān comdalta Conaill Guthbind issē romarb na tri hAeda isind ōenlō .i. Aed Slāine oc Loch Semtide, Āed Buide rī Ō Maine oc Bruighin, Āed Rōn rīgh Ō Failgi i faithci mic Mecnāin, ut dixit poeta: Is eol dam-sa acht mo cel nidam agh-sa a indesen d'ōendōen docht iar mo corp crū ōenŌed roort tri hĀedu. Āed Gustān ba grānna a gal lusca lāgha lethanchar torc torachta iar togail tinn comalta Conuill Guthbind. Geghain rīgi rīghi dath nīrbo dīge duinebadh socht for sōera slicht nad rō ort tri hĀeda issan ōenló. Aed Buidi a mBruigin cia bē muiri hUa miadach Maine flaith forussta fōel an fer Ōed Rōn rogasta roghel. Art na hiarmarta cen faill mac Diarmata mic Cerbaill garglī gēbend im gart nglē airdrī Ērind Ōed Slāine. Āed Buidi a mBrugin cia bē Āed Slāni oc Loch Semdidhe i faithce mic Mecna mōr magh robíth Āed Rōn rogalach. Na tri rīgh-sin rīghda tnú robīth tri hŌeda a n-ōenlúa lasan Ōed cōir cīallda cain amail adfiadhaid éulaig. Is ēol dam-sa.