 | Nennius, Irish Archaeological Society - 1848 - 486 pages
...great testament To his numerous children, " To me, to my house, come ye all 205 After your deaths." At Inbher Scene™ they landed, The story is not concealed,...great stream in which bathed Fial", wife of Lughadh. 210 They cocbao; and in line 200, uaiple ap laim- of Amergin, who was there drowned. See cheach ; also... | |
 | Nennius, Irish Archaeological Society - 1848 - 480 pages
...testament To his numerous children, " To me, to my house, come ye all After your deaths." At Inbher Scene01 they landed, The story is not concealed, The rapid great stream in which bathed FiaF, wife of Lughadh. 205 2IO They zocbao; and in line 200, uaiple ap laitn*;heach ; also in the next... | |
 | Irish archaeological and Celtic society - 1848 - 488 pages
...his numerous children, " To me, to my house, come ye all 205 After your deaths." At Inbher Scene1" they landed, The story is not concealed, The rapid great stream in which bathed FiaP, wife of Lughadh. 210 They cocbao; and in line 200, uarple ap laitti- of Amergin, who was there... | |
 | William Forbes Skene - 1867 - 686 pages
...great testament To his numerous children, To me, to my house, come ye all After your deaths. At Inhber Scene they landed The story is not concealed The rapid...great stream in which bathed Fial, wife of Lughadh. 1 b reads lungais. 2 6 reads ar tocbad. 1 b reads sonttch, bold. fp 6 reads Combai tetncht adbul. Luid... | |
 | William Forbes Skene - 1867 - 714 pages
...testament To his numerous children, To me, to my house, come ye all After your deaths. • At Inhber Scene they landed The story is not concealed The rapid great stream in which bathed Fiai, wife of Lughadh. 1 6 reads tungaùi. 2 b reads ar tocbail. i h reads soHtixh, bold. 6 b reads... | |
 | Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland - 1903 - 510 pages
...the absence of any reason being given for the change " ' ; but, in my opinion, the notes to the poem (Duan Eireannach) supply the reason. The verse runs...account of the death of Fial, who was the daughter of Milesius and wife of Lughad, son of 1th, is given in the Leubhar CJabhala. It i See Borlase, supra,... | |
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... sailing, without strength, At the south of Irrus. There was raised a cairn with the stone of his race, Over the broad sea, An ancient stormy dwelling ; and Tech Duinn, It is called. This was his great testament To his numerous children, To me, to... 