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 Manuscript Source Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, Leabhar Mór Mhic Fhir Bhisigh Leacáin (The Great Book of Lecan), MS 23 P 2, 176a2 (vellum; early fifteenth century). For full details see Kathleen Mulchrone (ed.), The Book of Lecan in collotype facsimile, with descriptive introduction and indexes (Dublin 1937); see also MS 535, Catalogue of Irish Manuscripts in the Royal Irish Academy (Dublin 1926–70) fasc. xiii, 1551–1610. The edition used in the digital edition Kuno Meyer Das Alphabet des Cuigne mac Emoin [Buch von Lecan, 176a2] Archiv für Celtische Lexikographie (Neue Mitteilungen aus irischen Handschriften) 3, part 3 Halle/Saale Max Niemeyer 1906 226–30

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 by an unknown author 1400–1425 Text is in Middle/Early Modern Irish. A few words in the annotations are in German. prose list medieval 2011-02-01 Beatrix Färber ed. Conversion script run; header updated; new wordcount made. 2008-09-29 Beatrix Färber ed. Keywords added; file validated. 2005-08-25 Julianne Nyhan ed. Normalised language codes and edited langUsage for XML conversion 2005-08-04T15:32:45+0100 Peter Flynn ed. Converted to XML 2005-05-06 Beatrix Färber ed. File proofed (3) and hyphenated, re-parsed; new HTML file created. 2005-04-25 Benjamin Hazard ed. File proofed (2); header constructed; manuscript details supplied; more structural and content markup applied; file parsed; HTML file created. Pre-1997 Staff of the CURIA Project data capture and ed. File scanned, first proofing and structural markup. Aibidil Cuigni maic h-Emoin so. Cach breitheam a baegal, cach crích a coindealg, cach drúith a diubriucud, cach rīgi a rāmad, cach dúnad a dītnae, cach tōisich a thulach, cach lāimi a lāindīrgi, cach coirmthigi a chomrād, cach fīr a fursundud, cach fiadain a foirgell, cach flaith a fhdorfūacra, cach fēine a folad .i. solad dolad, cach fēili a forbrithi, cach dān a nemed, cach mac a malubra, cach fuith a mac noco n-eirceltar de .i. secht cumala dó, cach athair a cétchoibchi, cach túath a tindscra, cach aigni a aetain, cach tobaich a trian, cach rāth co h-aithi cāch iar m-bliadain, cach mes co cubus, cach cubus co fír, cach úain co tōiscach, cach tōiseach co taisealbad, cach tōsaich a thuigmi, cach deidmea a díchur, cach ceard a tuairsin, cach dán a duilgine, cach murigi a meithi, cach cinn a chonrach, cach báith a baegal, cach coibchi a certugud, cach fola a frecor, cach folaid a furechair, cach lái a forshoillsi, cach curaid a gleó, cach mná a taigi, cach altóir a h-idbairt, cach eclais a h-udnocht, cach baithsigi a crislach, cach céili a cédmuinter, cach cundrad cen dīchell, cach snaidm co fiadnaib, cach fiada co'roili, cach altrom co dīaltrom, cach marrath gan mīne, cach gairi co réir, cach réir co cubus, cach cubus co togáis, cach coicertach co slán, cach breath iar n-dliged, cach dliged iar forus, cach faesam co fognom, cach snadmad co h-inill, cach urrudus co deoraidecht, cach deoraidecht co h-urradus, cach fiach co dísli, cach dīsli i láim rātha, cach rāth co forus, cach forus co slán, cach slán co forus, cach coirpeil d'fhotaib, nī folach fine, cach fine iar comarbus, cach comarbus iar cintaib, cach cin iar nós, cach nós co dībad, cach comarbus co síd, cach comarba co rind, cach altrom co dīsli, cach dīsli co rūn, cach rūn co tubad, cach n-aithni co coimdi, cach coimde i lāim n-urrad, is urraid cacha roar a lāim bodeisin, cach dīri iar n-aithgenib id' lāim bodēin, cach aithgein iar n-indrucus, ūair is inraic cach n-aithgein arani ar ana n-aithinter olc i n-uilcgeinib, cach dīri ar n-easbaid, cach easbaid cen forcleith ō bec co mōr. Úasal cach n-eoda, fisich cach fáid, fáid cach sen, sean cach ecnaid, ícaid cach n-eōlach, āl cach n-aingid,Vgl. ál cach angtha, Tecosca Cormaic 13. énirt cach n-écond, dímāin cach sendu, diardain cach díscir, dochētfadach cech dona, dīdraid cach dimda, écond cach fuithi, drúth cech annlaid, imrisnach cech sigaich, badach cach borb, borb cach aineacnaich, aineacnaid cach aeitil, doirchi cach n-ainfis, ellmaig cach lorgach, toimdinach cech móirfhdesach, tormaidid cech sercach, miscneach cach tromda, mīanach cach guidech, sochraid cach comairci, rurach cach n-ainfial, dochraid cach daer, daer cach duirbi, dulbairi cach doichthe,lies 'dulbair cach dotheng' oder 'dothengthach'? doithir cach n-úathach, cain cach sái, dīscir cach dái, dámach cach brugaich, sab catha cech dána, cuidbidi cach n-úallach, dimbrīgach cach n-doblōir, obann brīathrach cach bras, athisech cach n-urrachtaig, coibsech cach calad, comairleach cach iriseach, mórda cach menmnach, aigi cach n-indīrech, indbera (?) cach damnad, dōinmech cach daidbir, úallach cach ainecnaid, anloisne cach comslán, díglach cach n-daer, úasal cach fir, find cach cóir, dub cach n-debaid, imchisnech cach oimnech, āl cach n-imoman, duthain cach ānroth, suthain cach m-beōda, ūdmall cach n-ecol, anairivielleicht 'aenairi' MS. cach n-eslabra, airdmesach cech lesc, londbriathraid cech n-imreasnaich,l. 'imreasnach' oder 'imreasnaid' imchisneach cach santach, sochuidmid cach n-édaig, ainmnidach cach gaeth, geilbriathrach cach flaitheamain, mucnaid cach borbchraideach, mórda cach slúagadach, suibdillig cach sotal, imráiteach cach sochraid, sái cach suthgnai, subaid cach síth suthain, suthain cach flaith lasa forbaithear fír. Measam dál debaich, measam dúthracht , measam fear forglidi, measam fine fonn fledach, measam āi ūdmailli, measam airli iargāis, measam cundrada carlinad, measam bean banchánti, measam laidi lethard, measam ūath imgabāil, measam ugra imnead. Finit.