%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; %ISOdia; ]> Ní taobhtha dhamhsa riom féin Ní taobhtha dhamhsa riom féin An electronic edition unknown Thomas F. O'Rahilly Electronic edition compiled by Beatrix Färber University College Cork, School of History First draft. 807 CELT: Corpus of Electronic Texts: a project of University College Cork.
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 Manuscript sources Castlerea (Co. Roscommon), Clonalis House, Book of the O'Conor Don (index). London, British Library, Additional 40,766, Fermanagh, late 17th century. Edinburgh, National Library of Scotland, Adv. 72/1/49. Editions and translations Thomas F. O'Rahilly, Dánta Grádha: an anthology of Irish love poetry (A.D.1350-1750), second edition (Cork 1926). The edition used in the digital edition Thomas F. O'Rahilly Ní taobhtha dhamhsa riom féin Dánta Grádha Thomas F. O'Rahilly Cork Cork University Press 1926 65–66

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 By an unknown bardic poet. The text has not been dated. 1200–1625 The text is in Classical Modern Irish. 2015-06-18 Beatrix Färber ed. Header created; file proofed (1) and encoded, parsed and validated, SGML and HTML versions created. 1998 Students at the CELT project ed. Text captured by scanning. Ní taobhtha dhamhsa riom féin, ní mise mé i gcáil san mbioth; go bhfionna mé créad ar gcor ní mholaim d'aon dol ar m'iocht. Creideadh nó ná creideadh cách, go dtí an bráth ní chreidfe mé nár chaith mise treall i n-uaigh, — foirceadal uaim oram féin. Ní fhidir mé — gá dtám ris? — an mé an t-anam tig anall, an beó mé nó an bhfuaras bás, nó an mise féin a-tá ann. Bheith don tsaoghal ar mo bhreith cuma nó bheith ar an déirc; ní háil liom beatha ná bás, ogal duine mar tá mé. Uch, fa-ríor! dá gcluineadh cách (ró sonais ní gnáth gan tnúth) an chúis fá bhfuilim i bpéin, d'fhóirfeadh sinne dá mbéim súl. Fada ó tháinic ceann mo ré; ní duine mé ren cóir súil; soraidh linn, fuarsam ar gcead, tug an saoghal a sheal dúinn. Gé atáim-se gan dul ón mbás im spioraid mhairbh, lán do phéin, ní shaoilim neach ós mo chionn; ní bhfuil mo thnúth acht liom féin. Aon do chéad thuigeas mar tám; bheith im ghalar ní gnáth leó; do choideóladh sé ar mo chneidh gibé adéaradh mo bheith beó. An bhean-sa rom-chuir i sníomh, d'fhéadfadh Críost a theacht go maith; fearr fá mhaitheamh anma an bás, teist an domhain ó chách air. Eadamar ní bhfuighe an bocht an phian a-bhos agus tall; beannacht dise do mharbh mé, is í sin an déirc 'na ham. Nách deachaidh mé d'éag 'na thráth, dá saoileadh cách go leamh é, ní fhuil acht sgéal bun-os-cionn: ní taobhtha dhamhsa riom féin.