Ancient Irish
章节目录
共 28 段- It is by a singular good fortune that this, the greatest of
- Finally, scenes from the Táin have been dramatized by Canon
- Medb gazed at her. "And what doest thou here now, O maiden?"
- Touching the men of Erin, the account follows here: They cam
- [W.843.] "Of a truth," spake Ailill, "I heard from ye of thi
- [W.1013.] "As for the boys: They were in Emain until the tim
- "Foill son of Necht came forth. Cuchulain took the lath-tric
- [W.1425.] Then came the three macArach on to the ford at Ard
- Manè son of Ailill and Medb marched in advance of the rest.
- Then they went their ways [3]in two chariots to Delga,[3] to
- [3]Fiachu went back to the camp[3] [4]and to the station of
- And macDa Loth waited beside his shield until the third part
- [2]They passed there that night and he engaged to do the bat
- Then Medb ordered out the hundred [12]armed[12] warriors [13
- Ten and six-score[b] kings, [3]leaders and men of the land,[
- Fergus betook himself to his tent and to his people and he b
- [W.3172.] Fergus drew nigh and sprang from his chariot.[7] C
- "Come now, O Ferdiad," cried Cuchulain, "not meet was it for
- Such was the closeness of the combat they made, that the ste
- [2]While now Cuchulain went to bathe in the waters, the host
- [W.4502.] Fintan, himself the son of Niall Niamglonnach ('of
- And [2]a second time[2] he had not the response that served
- It was then that Cormac Conlongas son of Conchobar arose wit
- "Yet another company there came thither to the same hill in
- [6]"Then came there three huge (?), strong, well-braced, cun
- Conchobar heard that from his place in the line of battle, t
- [7]Next he [8]came to his own land and[8] reached the river
- Mag Breg: the plain along and south of the lower Boyne, comp