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<bibl n="1">Dublin, Trinity College Library, MS H 3. 18 (cat. 1337), p 35.</bibl>
<bibl n="2">London, British Library, Egerton 175, transcript by Edward O'Reilly, fo. 5a. (E)</bibl>
<bibl n="3">For the Trefhocul, see Rudolf Thurneysen, Irische Verslehren (Irische Texte III, 126). The Trefhocul is contained in the Book of Ballymote (RIA MS 23 P 12: Cat. No. 536), p. 331 b. 35ff. Digital manuscript images are available on ISOS (www.isos.dias.ie).</bibl>
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<pb n="291"/>
<head>Fingen Mac Flainn's Gedicht auf die Fir Arddae</head>
<p>Das hier zum ersten Male herausgegebene Gedicht besitzen wir, so viel ich wei&szlig;, nur in zwei Handschriften, von denen jedoch eine leider nur eine w&ouml;rtliche Abschrift der anderen ist. Die Haupthandschrift befindet sich auf S. 35&ndash;37 des Pergamentkodex H. 3. 18 (H) in der Bibliothek von Trinity College. Daher stammt die Abschrift <ps><fn>Edward</fn> <sn>O'Reilly</sn></ps>'s in Egerton 175, fo. 5a (E).</p>
<p>In H wird unser Gedicht in einem Traktat &uuml;ber <term type="poetry" lang="ga">tre&fdot;ocla</term> d. h. technische Fehler, die in der Dichtkunst zu meiden sind, als ein Beispiel von <term type="poetry" lang="ga">tre&fdot;oclach focrai fadesin</term> aufgef&uuml;hrt. Derartiger Traktate sind uns mehrere &uuml;berkommen. <ps reg="Rudolf Thurneysen"><sn>Thurneysen</sn></ps> z&auml;hlt sie in seinen <title type="book">Irischen Verslehren</title> (<title type="periodical">Irische Texte</title> III, S.126) auf. Von zwei solchen im <name type="ms">Buch von Ballymote</name> enthaltenen Abhandlungen citiert eine (S. 308a) die beiden ersten Strophen unseres Gedichtes, w&auml;hrend die zweite (S. 331b) es nicht erw&auml;hnt, obgleich sie sonst mit dem in H enthaltenen Traktat &uuml;bereinstimmt. In einer dritten im <name type="ms">Buch von Leinster</name> (S. 37) befindlichen Abhandlung werden zwei andere Strophen citiert (44 und 45 meiner Ausgabe, aber in umgekehrter Reihenfolge), und zwar als Beispiele des Fehlers <term type="poetry" lang="ga">brecc i fochanar</term>.<note type="auth" n="1">[br]ecc i farchan]ar, LL.37a.</note> Der Dichter Fingen mac Flaind ist in den Annalen nicht erw&auml;hnt.<note type="auth" n="2">Ich kenne nur noch ein Gedicht, das ihm beigelegt wird. Es findet sich in Egerton 1782, fo. 50 b2, besteht aus drei&szlig;ig Strophen und f&auml;ngt an: <title type="poem">A fhir thall thriallus in sc&eacute;l</title> <sup resp="BF">S. http://www.ucc.ie/celt/published/G503021/</sup> .</note> Doch l&auml;&szlig;t sich seine Periode ann&auml;hernd durch das Todesjahr seines Pflegevaters Dubdartach B&eacute;irri (d. h. von
<pb n="292"/> 
Beare)<note type="auth" n="3">In den Three Fragments S. 176 hei&szlig;t er Dubdartach B&emacr;rrach.</note> bestimmen, der nach den <title type="text">Three Fragments of Annals</title> im Jahre 867, nach den Vier Meistern 865 starb. So hat O'Reilly <title type="book">Irish Writers</title>, S. lv, wohl Recht, wenn er seine Bl&uuml;tezeit um das Jahr 850 ansetzt. Dagegen ist er arg im Unrecht, wenn er unser Gedicht, dessen Anfangszeile er citiert, als einen Hymnus auf die heilige Dreifaltigkeit bezeichnet. Es beginnt zwar mit einer Anrufung der Gottheit, an die sich der Barde um Rat wendet, wie er mit den Fir Arddae, einem Stamme im Westen von Munster,<note type="auth" n="4">Ihr Hauptsitz Ard Ruide, der in Strophe 43 und 66 erw&auml;hnt wird, liegt in der jetzigen Grafschaft Clare.</note> verfahren soll, die ihm den geb&uuml;hrenden Preis f&uuml;r ein Lobgedicht verweigert haben. Aber der Hauptinhalt des Gedichtes ist ein wohlgef&auml;lliges Spiel des Dichters mit dem Gedanken, da&szlig; er die Strafw&uuml;rdigen mit seinem Zorn und Spott vernichten kann, wenn er will. Er stellt die Sache zwar seiner Vernunft anheim (<frn lang="ga" rend="ital">a ch&iacute;all cubaid!</frn> Strophe 11), die zur Vers&ouml;hnlichkeit mahnt (Str. 14&ndash;32); doch kehrt er wiederholt darauf zur&uuml;ck, da&szlig; die ihm angetane Schmach eigentlich die sch&auml;rfste Ahndung verdiene (Str. 45&ndash;53), bis er dann zum Schlusse g&uuml;tlich einlenkt.</p>
<p>Wenn wir bedenken, da&szlig; sieben Jahrhunderte zwischen der Abfassung des Gedichtes und unserer Handschrift liegen, so ist die Treue der &Uuml;berlieferung zu bewundern. Doch bleibt manches dunkel und einiges ist gewi&szlig; verderbt, wie die nicht skandierenden Verse zeigen. Auch scheinen hin und wieder Strophen ausgelassen zu sein, da an mehreren Stellen das sonst &uuml;berall herrschende <term type="poetry" lang="ga">fidrad freccomail (conachlann)</term> fehlt. Ich vermisse es zwischen Str. 11 und 12, 19 und 20, vielleicht auch zwischen 36 und 37 und 50 und 51, wenn hier nicht <emph rend="ital">t</emph> und <emph rend="ital">d</emph> zu dieser Art Alliteration gen&uuml;gen, und zwischen 63 und 64. Das Versma&szlig; ist das bekannte <term lang="ga">dechnad cummaisc</term>. Die Reime lassen sich, wo die Abschreiber sie verwischt haben, leicht und sicher in ihrer Reinheit wieder herstellen, so g&uacute;ru : c&uacute;lu (28), c&oacute;im-ur : &oacute;inur (37),<note type="auth" n="5">Derselbe Reim findet sich in Immra Snedgusa, Thurneysen's Ausgabe, Absatz 18.</note> ili: ligi (41) u.s.w.</p>
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<date value="1907-05">Mai 1907</date>
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<head>H. 3. 18, S. 35.</head>
<div1 type="section" n="1" lang="ga">
<p>Trefoclai inso<note type="auth" n="6" resp="BF">For the Book of Ballymote version of this paragraph, see <title type="tract">Auraicept na n-&Eacute;ces</title> at CELT, file G502003, p. 148.</note> am<ex>al</ex> rochumsat na baird &ampersir; na patr&emacr;ni .i. trefocal cen ch&uacute;ail cn&aacute;m, cen chraip c&aacute;inti, cen chombach, cen choimsiud, cen d&iacute;chur n-&eacute;c&oacute;ir, cen dallbach dona dallbaigib, cen ellach dona hellgib cenmoth&aacute; &oacute;enellach, cen t&aacute;r, cen tamall, cen &fdot;aicit co cuibdius, cen &fdot;aicit cen chuibdius, cen na focla frisi n-aprait filid frithsuithe, cen imsechfaid indsci, cen aisn&eacute;is for araile, cen &eacute;cna<ex>ch</ex>, cen ecnuadh, cen sc&aacute;th dofairce cuitbiud, cen &aacute;e for anae, cen s&aacute;eb&sdot;uidiugud .&iacute;. d&iacute;alt ic frecra d'&iacute;arcomruc i n-urd bairdne, co n-aichni cetharchubaid cumait baird conidh frithortud t&eacute;chta forna focl<ex>a</ex> masa o&eacute; congabthar am<ex>al</ex> asbert:</p></div1>

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<head>Trefoclach tacrait filid</head>
<head><sup resp="KM" lang="de">Dies ist der Anfang eines Gedichtes von 54 Strophen, von denen sich eine vollst&auml;ndige Abschrift im Buch von Ballymote, S. 331 b. 35 ff. findet.</sup> <sup resp="BF">CELT, Text G502003, 150ff.</sup></head>
<p>N&oacute; do<ex>no</ex> is trefoclach cen cl&aacute;en cen rudrach dogn&iacute;at &ampersir; rl. Is h&iacute; so s&iacute;s im<ex>morro</ex> in tre&fdot;oclach focrai fadesin dorighne <ps><fn>Finghen</fn> mac <fn>Flainn</fn> <rn>dalta</rn> <fn>Dubdartaigh</fn></ps> &ampersir; do <on type="people">Feraib Arddai</on> dorighne &ampersir; rl.<lb/>
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<l>Ammo Choimdhiui n&eacute;ll cid dog&emacr;n</l>
<l>fri firu Arddae?</l>
<l>im ba h&amacr;ilgine, ald n-airge,</l>
<l>b&aacute; ma garge?</l>
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<pb n="294"/>

<lg n="2">
<l>Ba mba gargluinne fria ngr&imacr;sad,</l>
<l>gn&imacr;m adr&omacr;la<sup resp="KM">[d]</sup>?</l>
<l>fa ma moladh, cenip m&umacr;inech</l>
<l>&omacr; dor&oacute;nadh?</l>
</lg>

<lg n="3">
<l>Fa ma roluinne fria ngr&omacr;madh</l>
<l>gusnaib gl&amacr;maibh?</l>
<l>f&aacute; ma n-adhmolad f&imacr;ad r&imacr;ghaibh</l>
<l>isnaib d&aacute;laib?</l>
</lg>

<lg n="4">
<l>Fa ma dulsan ocus drumsal,</l>
<l>br&imacr;athar br&imacr;gach,</l>
<l>fa ma camnadh ocus c&aacute;inadh</l>
<l>ocus c&iacute;rath?</l>
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<lg n="5">
<l>Fa ma c&amacr;intestus a l&amacr;echradh</l>
<l>laind<sup resp="KM">[e]</sup>ach lendach?</l>
<l>fa ma sindadh ocus rindadh</l>
<l>rindibh tengadh?</l>
</lg>

<lg n="6">
<l>Ocus tengleir fria tollscud,</l>
<l>toraim ngainde,</l>
<l>m&oacute;r a febas fri &aelig;s lenas</l>
<l>doichle daille.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="7">
<l>Fa ma dalbach di n&amacr; tobngar</l>
<l>d&imacr;re n-ainech?</l>
<l>fa ma c&amacr;inedh caladh caladh</l>
<l>ce<sup resp="KM">[n]</sup> nach n-ainech?</l>
</lg>

<lg n="8">
<l>Fa ma n-indaidhi fri f&emacr;le,</l>
<l>f<ex>or</ex>aim suibsi?</l>
<l>fri ar l&amacr;idhi, l&iacute; do sindadh,</l>
<l>congon cuibsi.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="9">
<l>Ocus cuibdighudh a nd&umacr;aine</l>
<l>sech a nd&imacr;ne</l>
<l>dech far nd&amacr;la ocus d&imacr;lgad</l>
<l>d&omacr;ib a nd&imacr;be.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="10">
<l>Ocus d&iacute;badh br&imacr;ghach mbarann,</l>
<l>bag atch&iacute;u,</l>
<l>itgait fri l&eacute;s, b&emacr;s cidh tindta</l>
<l>a c&imacr;all friu.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="11">
<l>Fritamgair c&eacute;in, a c<sup resp="KM">[h]</sup>&iacute;all cubaid,</l>
<l>condelg fobaidh,</l>
<l>is <ex>ed</ex> athchomarc is nesam</l>
<l>d&umacr;in diar cobhair.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="12">
<l>Is t&uacute; th'&amacr;enur nachanmairn<sup resp="KM">[e]</sup>a,</l>
<l>c&imacr;all adch&iacute;am,</l>
<l>di cach athchomarcl rol&aacute;sum</l>
<l>cucat r&iacute;am.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="13">
<l>A ronecam-<sup resp="KM">[ni]</sup> do lesa,</l>
<l>l&umacr;adh n&amacr;d c&eacute;lam,</l>
<l>r&amacr;idh frim &imacr;arum</l>
<l>cis&eacute; d&amacr;il di &sdot;und dog&eacute;num.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="14">
<l>Adg&eacute;n-sa fort-sa, ol c&iacute;all</l>
<l>c&oacute;emgl<ex>an</ex>, ci adhgl&amacr;dur,</l>
<l>la feirge facht b&eacute;s n&iacute;b l&oacute;r lat</l>
<l>a nor&amacr;dur.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="15">
<l>Acht cia ruacht-sa fort aigned</l>
<l>a n-adb&emacr;r-sa,</l>
<l>derb lim-sa amne</l>
<l>n&imacr;pdis m&eacute;su de dob&emacr;r-sa.</l>
</lg>

<pb n="295"/>

<lg n="16">
<l>B&emacr;s n&imacr; d&emacr;nta n&imacr; bed amles</l>
<l>madh ar m&aacute;ise,</l>
<l>mainipdis gn&amacr;th, n&imacr; cara c&amacr;ch</l>
<l>cosg a b&aacute;ise.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="17">
<l>Asberainn frit</l>
<l>n&amacr;dh bud b&umacr;iremail do bara,</l>
<l>cena r&amacr;idhind</l>
<l>b&emacr;s ad&amacr;gind bidh cosc mada.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="18">
<l>Mad 'diu ruacht-sa fort aicned</l>
<l>cu m<sup resp="KM">[b]</sup>ad ainm<sup resp="KM">[n]</sup>e,</l>
<l>la br&emacr;ithir nD&eacute;!</l>
<l>bad h&eacute; &imacr;artaighe t'airle.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="19">
<l>Ar cia na l&emacr;ici fort aicned</l>
<l>conda&amacr;era,</l>
<l>b&emacr;s n&imacr; maith la r&imacr;gha r&umacr;adha</l>
<l>solma s&aacute;era.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="20">
<l>A n-as andsom d&umacr;nn di sodhain,</l>
<l>alt nos-lonnaigh,</l>
<l>is deimin lat</l>
<l>bidh olc lain<ex>n</ex> nduibroibh ndrongaig.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="21">
<l>As drochd&amacr;l duit</l>
<l>d&eacute;num neich bus olc la s&umacr;ide,</l>
<l><ex>is</ex> &emacr;side o<sup resp="KM">[c]</sup> cinaith frit-sa</l>
<l>sech a nd&umacr;ine.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="22">
<l>C&eacute; dog&eacute;nsam ainmne uime</l>
<l>frisin c&eacute;dgreis,</l>
<l>tar &eacute;rlamh <ps type="saint"><fn>P&omacr;il</fn></ps>!</l>
<l>n&imacr; c&omacr;ir a tabairt i n-&emacr;islis.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="23">
<l>As ed &imacr;aram as maith duit-siu,</l>
<l>d&aacute;l cen s&eacute;na,</l>
<l>n&imacr;r chr&aacute;idhe c&emacr;in mb&emacr; i n-<pn type="country:Ireland">&Emacr;re</pn></l>
<l>ca<ex>ch</ex>a d&eacute;na.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="24">
<l>D&emacr;na dam d&oacute;ibh</l>
<l>f&omacr;cra lethamnas ce<ex>n</ex> dodath,</l>
<l>bid an<sup resp="KM">[n]</sup> tomad ocus tollscad</l>
<l>ocus tolach.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="25">
<l>Bidh ann timomnad a nd&umacr;ine</l>
<l>dedhlaib d&umacr;aine,</l>
<l>co tuidhich fuil cridhe cr&omacr;dhai,</l>
<l>ferb for gr&umacr;aidhe.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="26">
<l>Bidh ann gr&imacr;sadh co rot-&amacr;igther,</l>
<l>&amacr;rusc nd&emacr;te,</l>
<l>fri f&emacr;ghadh fair</l>
<l>andsom n&amacr; raibh</l>
<l>&aelig;r call&emacr;ice.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="27">
<l>Nachatl&emacr;ic dam la neim l&amacr;idhe</l>
<l>luinde l&umacr;aithe,</l>
<l>dit gl&amacr;ime gom</l>
<l>n&amacr; raibh on for inchaibh t&umacr;aithe.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="28">
<l>Bidh ann tiarm&omacr;racht d&imacr;&amacr;ilgean,</l>
<l>alt is g&uacute;ru,</l>
<l>di duine dreich</l>
<l>do br<ex>&emacr;ithir</ex> imdeirg for c&uacute;lu.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="29">
<l>Bidh ann com&umacr;aim can a enech,</l>
<l>tucht rondliged,</l>
<l>bidh ainm cintaig in gairm ndodhad,</l>
<l>bid ainm cinadh.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="30">
<l>Bid ann cocubus fri d&amacr;la</l>
<l>dealbdha br&imacr;gha,</l>
<l>n&amacr;rbu d&imacr;ana frisna fl<ex>ath</ex>a</l>
<l>f&imacr;ala f&iacute;ra.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="31">
<l>F&emacr;gh na d&aelig;na</l>
<l>gurab conair cert nol&umacr;aidhe,</l>
<l>iss ed do ch&omacr;ir,</l>
<l>aurfogair d&omacr;ib</l>
<l>g&imacr;allu gr&umacr;aidhe.</l>
</lg>

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<lg n="32">
<l>As gl&emacr; lim-sa dia coisti frim,</l>
<l>f&amacr;th gen ts&eacute;na,</l>
<l>n&imacr; b&aacute; d&emacr;ine,</l>
<l>acht bid s&iacute; sin d&amacr;l dog&eacute;na.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="33">
<l>Dog&eacute;n-sa &eacute;m sin,</l>
<l>a c<sup resp="KM">[h]</sup>&imacr;all cain di clothach labra,</l>
<l>acht atbertha</l>
<l>rofes n&imacr; pad debtha damna.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="34">
<l>Deimin lim-sa indsci asb<ex>eir</ex>-si,</l>
<l>br&emacr;ith<ex>ir</ex> gl&emacr;si</l>
<l>re damar fort</l>
<l>is d&emacr;gh n&amacr;d mb<ex>eth</ex> olc dar &emacr;isi.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="35">
<l>Is ed duit &emacr;im ainm ar cintach,</l>
<l>n&imacr; cl&uacute; ladga,</l>
<l>fri f&emacr;ili f&amacr;l, f<ex>or</ex>aim n-airgi,</l>
<l>&aacute;es an Arda.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="36">
<l>Ard a n-alladh</l>
<l>for cach l<ex>eth</ex>,</l>
<l>rofitir Mumhu,</l>
<l>roselt lenn don<ex>n</ex>,</l>
<l>rosiacht co Drong</l>
<l>ocus turu.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="37">
<l>Dor&omacr;nsat maith fri g<ex>ach</ex> nd&imacr;ne,</l>
<l>d&amacr;l f<ex>or</ex> c&oacute;emur,</l>
<l>nocon c&eacute;l-sa, </l>
<l>acht nam&amacr; ma frim-sa m'&oacute;enur.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="38">
<l>N&imacr; m&oacute; form-sa</l>
<l>fri ca<ex>ch</ex> racht cid fiala a flaithe,</l>
<l>cia torba lim?</l>
<l>cr&eacute;d nach frim at&amacr; a maithe?</l>
</lg>

<lg n="39">
<l>Ma f&amacr;ilte nofr&imacr;tha frim-<sup resp="KM">[sa]</sup>,</l>
<l>f&amacr;th n&amacr;d aurgna,</l>
<l>a ngart glanda</l>
<l>ba la tothacht n-amra n-aurghna.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="40">
<l>Aurslucud les,</l>
<l>fothugud fes,</l>
<l>fodhail deine,</l>
<l>&omacr;saic, inmad, adhlaic uile,</l>
<l>tech, trebh, teine.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="41">
<l>Tidhnacul mb&imacr;dh, bright<ex>hach</ex> n-anai,</l>
<l>coemt<ex>hach</ex> n-ile,</l>
<l>lepaidh &sdot;ochair, sosadh subai,</l>
<l>s&amacr;madh lighe.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="42">
<l>L&amacr;ntol menman</l>
<l>di cach maith, n&imacr; araf<ex>er</ex>am,</l>
<l>cluiche ng&amacr;thc<sup resp="KM">[h]</sup>ar dech mo charam</l>
<l>gn&aacute;saibh trebhann.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="43">
<l>N&imacr;nt&amacr; a ndimdha</l>
<l>c&emacr;in rom-b&amacr;mar i n-<pn>Ard Ruidhe</pn>,</l>
<l>doindnacht d&umacr;n,</l>
<l>d&amacr;l n&amacr;d mada, in sin and uile.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="44">
<l>N&imacr;slen &emacr;cnach &omacr;nd &amacr;es ch&emacr;tlach,</l>
<l>cruth ron-c&umacr;ala,</l>
<l>ar ar nd&amacr;la acht n&amacr; tucsom</l>
<l>d&uacute;as ar nd&uacute;ana.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="45">
<l>Dor&oacute;nus d&omacr;ibh d&umacr;a<sup resp="KM">[i]</sup>n mbinn mbairdne,</l>
<l>br&emacr;ith<ex>ir</ex> gl&emacr;isi,</l>
<l>gn&imacr;m cen tl&amacr;isi,</l>
<l>n&imacr; tardad d&uacute;as dar a h&emacr;isi.</l>
</lg>

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<lg n="46">
<l>As <gap reason="missing"/> god<ex>en</ex>a(?)<note type="auth" n="" lang="de">as (s mit Strich, dann etwa vier Buchstaben unleserlich) goda H.</note> in debhaid,</l>
<l>d&amacr;l adc&iacute;u,</l>
<l>d&imacr;ghna diar ce<sup resp="KM">[i]</sup>rd</l>
<l>dofiusca ar fe<sup resp="KM">[i]</sup>rg</l>
<l>fichdai friu.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="47">
<l>F&omacr;craim-si d&omacr;ibh g&imacr;allu gr&umacr;aidhe,</l>
<l>gn&imacr;m not-s&aelig;rfa,</l>
<l>gr&oacute;mfa gr&omacr;mfa, gl&amacr;mfa gl&aacute;mfa,</l>
<l>&aelig;rfa &aelig;rfa.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="48">
<l>Ar is &eacute; triar fil fri d&imacr;gail</l>
<l>d&imacr;ghna d&uacute;aine,</l>
<l>fe&omacr;lda fichdha te&omacr;ra ingne</l>
<l>gr&iacute;bhdai gr&umacr;aide.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="49">
<l>Gr&amacr;inid cride frisin d&aacute;m-sin,</l>
<l>d&amacr;l <ex>con</ex>n&eacute;cad,</l>
<l>mairg fris-mb&amacr;ighe<sup resp="KM">[d]</sup>, mairg fris-mbruided,</l>
<l>mairg gus-recad!</l>
</lg>

<lg n="50">
<l>As reicne nguin,</l>
<l>g&amacr;ifi forgn&umacr;is c&aacute;ich gusmbrogad,</l>
<l>n&iacute; mor&aacute;nad n&iacute; do cogaibh</l>
<l>gl&amacr;ime gonadh.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="51">
<l>As gr&amacr;ndai a nd&aacute;m,</l>
<l>ro-fes a nd&amacr;n, d&amacr;l arcanai,</l>
<l>l&emacr;icidh fuili acht n&amacr; diupged</l>
<l>tonda tana.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="52">
<l>Dos&umacr;igsed fe&omacr;il cord<ex>er</ex>gfir,</l>
<l>feidm as d&eacute;tlu,</l>
<l>go corpud gann,</l>
<l>co t&aacute;et fuil flann</l>
<l>fonn fo &eacute;tnu.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="53">
<l>It &emacr; a n-&amacr;ilche nos-luinniur d&umacr;ib,</l>
<l>d&amacr;l n&amacr;d bine,</l>
<l>n&imacr; gonat cnes,</l>
<l>cr&umacr;aidh a mbara, at-gonat cride.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="54">
<l>Cr&imacr;st d'ar furtacht</l>
<l>n&amacr;a<sup resp="KM">[b]</sup> gn&umacr;isi carad gr&imacr;sadh,</l>
<l>f&omacr;crai-siu d&omacr;ib siu rogl&umacr;aised</l>
<l>nachadr&iacute;sad.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="55">
<l>Ronb&eacute; &omacr; Chr&imacr;st aigned n-arge</l>
<l>gen brugh mberga,</l>
<l>n&amacr;mth&imacr; garga</l>
<l>fri sl&umacr;agh n-<pn>Arda</pn></l>
<l>&imacr;art<sup resp="KM">[h]</sup>air <pn type="country:Ireland">Elga</pn>.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="56">
<l>Ella tecait &aelig;s na f&emacr;ile</l>
<l>fri gart gn&iacute;thi,</l>
<l>is e&omacr;la c&amacr;ch is gn&amacr;th n&imacr;p rota</l>
<l>mb&iacute;thi.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="57">
<l>B&emacr;s bidh ed&omacr;n cidh &aacute;es <pn>Arda</pn> as nesa</l>
<l>mani pad ferr, a D&eacute;, iar n-as<sup resp="KM">[s]</sup>u</l>
<l>n&imacr; bud messu.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="58">
<l>&Omacr;s meisi dan comneim l&amacr;idhe,</l>
<l>l&umacr;agh n&amacr;d c&emacr;lta,</l>
<l>n&imacr; fil dianaithi cena baighthi,</l>
<l>b&emacr;s n&imacr; d&eacute;nta.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="59">
<l>D&emacr;gh n&imacr; dernad &aelig;r dia n-aithrib</l>
<l>rogdaibh reimibh,</l>
<l>nach dia senaithribh re suidhibh,</l>
<l>is d&amacr;l deimin.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="60">
<l>N&iacute; mandingentar d<ex>an</ex>o d&omacr;ib-sium,</l>
<l>d&amacr;l ndrong ndelech,</l>
<l>d&emacr;gh doberadh m&omacr;r s&eacute;t sodath</l>
<l>ar a n-enech.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="61">
<l>A n-adbermais &imacr;arna c&omacr;rai,</l>
<l>cruth as d&eacute;iniu,</l>
<l>n&imacr;s-fil fo gr&emacr;in</l>
<l>fairind find f&emacr;il</l>
<l>basid f&emacr;iliu.</l>
</lg>

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<lg n="62">
<l>Forcsi a nd&umacr;naidh cona c&omacr;emaibh,</l>
<l>c&amacr;iniu sl&umacr;aghaibh,</l>
<l>n&imacr; b<ex>&emacr;r</ex> di<sup resp="KM">[i]</sup>b</l>
<l>cid mac r&imacr;gh gach &aelig;nfer &umacr;athaibh.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="63">
<l>&Omacr; dos-n&emacr;ctar ina nd&amacr;laib,</l>
<l>d&aacute;l is glainiu,</l>
<l>cadlu c&omacr;imiu</l>
<l>c&amacr;iniu gach &omacr;in&fdot;er arailiu.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="64">
<l>Rod&amacr;l foraibh Cr&imacr;st mac Muire,</l>
<l>mod arcanai,</l>
<l>imr&omacr;l tocaidh ocus ordan</l>
<l>ocus anai.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="65">
<l>Annadh f&emacr;ile ropad &umacr;athib,</l>
<l>alt adr&imacr;midh,</l>
<l>&omacr; rocr&iacute;nad robad d&imacr;bhadh</l>
<l>isnahibh t&iacute;rib.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="66">
<l>Tairgebad cenn gart finn f&emacr;ile</l>
<l>fri gach nduine,</l>
<l>co mba coml&aacute;n</l>
<l>la sl&umacr;agh n-ollm&aacute;r &aelig;naig Ruide.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="67">
<l>R&umacr;inid coicthiu</l>
<l>c&umacr;an cr&omacr;ferg fri f&imacr;annsa feba,</l>
<l>&umacr;athaib gach l<ex>eth</ex> co nach tressu</l>
<l>nech andatha.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="68">
<l>Daigh&fdot;ir d&aacute;nai gu n-ordan m&oacute;r,</l>
<l>modh n&amacr;d cl&umacr;dhai,</l>
<l>f&imacr;ala a ng<sup resp="KM">[n]</sup>&umacr;isi</l>
<l>acht n&amacr; tardsat d&umacr;isi d&uacute;nai.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="69">
<l>Dilium dam-sa taithmed n-&Imacr;su</l>
<l>inscibh etlaib,</l>
<l>ac R&imacr;gh corpgil</l>
<l>do-r&omacr;n athirghe dim phecthaib.</l>
</lg>

<lg n="70">
<l>N&imacr; ram-p&iacute;antar i p&emacr;in iffirn,</l>
<l>alt as doimniu,</l>
<l>a Flaith na n&aelig;m,</l>
<l>robo &aelig;n do ch&aelig;mh, a C<sup resp="KM">[h]</sup>oimdhiu!</l>
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