]> Altirische Reimsprüche In rannán do gníat-som An electronic edition Kuno Meyer Electronic edition compiled by Beatrix Färber University College, Cork, School of History First draft. 1310 CELT: Corpus of Electronic Texts: a project of University College, Cork
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 Die folgenden fast alle noch der altirischen Periode entstammenden Reimereien finden sich in der von Michael O'Clery geschriebenen Handschrift B. IV. 2 der Königlichen Akademie zu Dublin, die ich Archiv III, S. 302 kurz beschrieben habe. (Meyer 268). Donnchadh Ó Corrá has suggested that this miscellany of social comments and wisdom texts dates from the Old and Middle Irish period. Manuscript Source Dublin, Royal Irish Academy MS B. IV. 2, fo. 130a, 'a paper quarto written in 1628 by Michael O'Clery'. For further details see Kathleen Mulchrone, T. F. O'Rahilly et al. (eds.), Catalogue of Irish Manucripts in the Royal Irish Academy (Dublin 1926–70) No. 1080, pp. 3021–3029. Literature Kuno Meyer, 'A Medley of Irish Texts', Archiv für celtische Lexikographie III, p. 302. The edition used in the digital edition Kuno Meyer Altirische Reimsprüche Zeitschrift für Celtische Philologie 7 Halle/Saale Max Niemeyer 1910 268–269

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 By an unknown Irish author c.600–900 The text is in Old Irish. The note in the header and text in the annotations is in German. poetry medieval wisdom literature 2014-06-13 Beatrix Färber ed. File proofed (1, 2); content markup completed, including caesura and footnote text; header completed; file parsed; SGML and HTML files created. 2014-04-03 Beatrix Färber ed. Provisional header created. 1996 Students at the CURIA project text capture Text scanned in. In rannán do gníat-som sáncán a n-íathoibh Íli, is form-sa duslíat-somh: for coin líter cech n-díbhe. Íssiol fri h-ard, ní bec búaidh; slemoin fri garbh caich ar n-úair; intí diroindi samlaid, bidh réidh riëm cech n-aimhréidh.Zu lesen amraid, wie soraid aus so-réid. Vgl. den Spruch Brigittens im Codex bernensis (Zeitschr. IV, S. 186). Cíall do duine ocus cruth, mogénor dian suidhiughudh; madh an cruth álainn namá, is corrthoir gan tablanna. Duine teimhen co céill n-glain, mogénor fris tibhe gen; madh in ro-álainn cen céill, ní mad aicci gréin dia len.Mit diesen Versen vergleiche das Zeitschrift VI, S. 267 abgedruckte Gedicht. Diamad mé do-uéradh fuiriocc, ro badh méth cech manuc,Statt manach, gleichsam Deminutiv in -uc, des Reimes wegen. no betis déra geiredh dar eneach gach caratt. A duine trúaigh, dirsan duit! it olc[a] álchoO'Clery setzt in unbetonten Silben gern o statt a. do choirp: tan it sáithech no-t-ge[i]b úall,uaill MS. it toirsechtoirsich MS. trúag [tan] it goirt. Is gnáth do neoch iar tóchall toidecht ina athbóthar: súaill inní as buide le bocht cen co n-apar acht athgort. Ní coïr indus berdar in coïdh: ní rop cōra dech in rí isin tír ataat inbi. Is coïr indus berdar in coïdh: sellaidh [ind] intí nat ibh, ibhidh intí dian coïr. Co n-dig ind anim for cói co ro-s-cara frisin crí: co ro deglat immale nocha dernat bith gan ní. Is mo rí, is mo t[h]igerna do gní; is ferr guth in gabair mairbh iná gairm in ghobhair bí. Bidh Buccaiti ainm do mheic, bidh Minsech mad ingen d[e]it, bid Gobairsechgobairsich MS. t' ainm fadéin. Ní dot choiriucchadh, a Dé, trúagh an sainiughudh do gní: marbai in rí[g] foloing in slúag, aingi in trúagh nát túartéit ni. Téid mo menmaZu lesen menma-sa, wenn nicht Reim mit Temra beabsichtigt ist. don mír fil i l-láimh righ Temra tréin: madh maith lais, do uéra im láim, mad ferr lais, do méla féin. Dia mo ruire, Dia mo rí, Dia mo duine, Dia mo dia, ní no-m-sainmescca ó mac Dé dir'airmescca mac Dé dia. Domuin gach sétach is ri, dáigh fo gní bréccachmbreccach oder inbreccach MS. bith cé; ecmaing is dó nach terc ní, cech rí dia tecmoing serc Dé. Eser ní re n-dol ar fecht, do thúaro ní rob imt[h]erc, acht ma tresoide do nert, ni ba mesoitti t'imt[h]echt. Treabar do berar do grés, is é a bés cia ro féis: beiridh a buidhe do-t-mél,Zu lesen dodmeil? forbeir a b-fágoibh dia éis. A Chathail mic Finngoine,Besser Finguine. fó lim cacha ērbara, ceat olca na h-airchinnigh, it maithe na h-ērlamha.Vgl. Ériu IV, S. 40, Anm. 3.
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