LU. and YBL. 644-645.

[5-5]

LU. and YBL. 645-646.

[6-6]

LU. and YBL. 647.

[7-7]

LU. and YBL. 649.

[8-8]

LU. and YBL. 649.

Page 71

[1-1]

LU. and YBL. 665.

[2-2]

LU. and YBL. 655.

[3-3]

Stowe.

[4-4]

LU. and YBL. 662-663.

Page 72

[1-1]

LU. and YBL. 651-652.

[2-2]

LU. and YBL. 653; probably a proverbial expression.

[a]

The force of Cuchulain's boast lay in the fact that, according to the Brehon Laws, if the aggressor were not a native or of the same class as the injured party, he was exempt from the law of compensation.

[3-3]

LU. and YBL. 666.

[b]

LU. and YBL. have 'a swan.'

Page 73

[1-1]

LU. and YBL. 657-658.

[2-2]

Stowe. That is, when the water is over their heads.

[3-3]

Stowe.

[4-4]

LU. and YBL. 661.

[5-5]

LU. and YBL. 667-668.

[6-6]

LU. and YBL. 669-679.

Page 74

[6-6]

LU. and YBL. 669-679.

[1-1]

LU. and YBL. 681-686.

[2-2]

LU. and YBL. 686.

[3-3]

LU. and YBL. 687.

[4-4]

Stowe.

[5-5]

LU. and YBL. 692.

Page 75

[1-1]

Stowe.

[2-2]

Stowe.

[a]

'Seven,' LU. and YBL. 695.

[3-3]

Stowe.

[b]

'Twelve,' LU. and YBL. 696.

[4-4]

LU. and YBL. 696-697.

[5-5]

LU. and YBL. 698-699.

[6-6]

LU. and YBL. 699.

[7-7]

LU. and YBL. 700.

[8-8]

LU. and YBL. 702.

[9-9]

LU. and YBL. 703.

[10-10]

Stowe.

[11-11]

LU. and YBL. 703.

[12-12]

LU. and YBL. 704.

[13-13]

LU. and YBL. 706.

Page 76

[1-1]

LU. and YBL. 707.

[2-2]

Stowe.

[3-3]

LU. and YBL. 708.

[4-4]

Stowe.

[5-5]

LU. and YBL. 709-711.

[6-6]

H. 2. 17.

[7-7]

H. 2. 17.

[8-8]

H. 2. 17.

[9-9]

H. 2. 17.

[10-10]

LU. and YBL. 713.

[11-11]

H. 2. 17.

[12-12]

H. 2. 17.

[13-13]

H. 2. 17.

[14-14]

H. 2. 17.

[15-15]

H. 2. 17.

[16-16]

H. 2. 17.

[17-17]

H. 2. 17.

Page 77

[1-1]

LU. and YBL. 715-718.

[a]

To turn the left side was an insult and sign of hostility.

[b]

'Breasts,' LU. and YBL. 720.

[2-2]

H. 2. 17.

[3-3]

H. 2. 17.

[4-4]

H. 2. 17.

[5-5]

H. 2. 17.

[6-6]

LU. and YBL. 720-721.

[c]

This exposure was a powerful magico-religious symbol and had a quasi-sacred or ritual character.

Page 78

[1-1]

Stowe.

[2-2]

Translating from Stowe and H. 2. 17.

[3-3]

H. 2. 17.

[4-4]

LU. and YBL. 726.

[5-5]

Stowe.

[6-6]

LU. 726.

[7-7]

H. 2. 17. Thurneysen, Zeitschrift für Celtische Philologie, Bd. VIII, S. 538, note 13, understands this to mean, 'a bluish purple cloak was thrown around him.'

[8-8]

Stowe and H. 2. 17.

[9-9]

H. 2. 17.

[10-10]

H. 2. 17.

[a]

'Blue,' LU. and YBL. 727 and Eg. 1782.

[11-11]

H. 2. 17.

[12-12]

LU. and YBL. 727.

[13-13]

H. 2. 17.

[14-14]

LU. and YBL. 728.

Page 79

[1-1]

LU. and YBL. 729-730.

[2-2]

H. 2. 17.

[3-3]

H. 2. 17.

Page 80

[1-1]

LU. and YBL. 733-766.

[2-2]

YBL. 741.

Page 81

[10-10]

Eg. 1782.

[2-2]

YBL. 758.

[3-3]

Eg. 1782.

[4-4]

Eg. 1782.

[5-5]

YBL. 762.

[6-6]

Reading with YBL. 'Ath Taiten,' LU. 762.

[7-7]

YBL. 763.

[8-8]

LU. 763.

[1-1]

LU. and YBL. 733-766 (see page 80).

[9]

YBL. 766-769.

Page 82

[1-1]

LU. and YBL. 772.

[2-2]

YBL. 773-775.

[3-3]

LU. 773-775.

[4-4]

H. 2. 17.

[5-5]

H. 2. 17.

[6-6]

H. 2. 17.

[7-7]

Stowe.

Page 83

[1-1]

LU. and YBL. 777.

[2-2]

Stowe.

[3-3]

H. 2. 17.

[4-4]

LU. and YBL. 786.

[5-5]

H. 2. 17.

[6-6]

LU. and YBL. 786-787.

[7-7]

H. 2. 17.

[8-8]

LU. 787.

[9-9]

LU. and YBL. 789.

[10-10]

H. 2. 17.

[11-11]

H. 2. 17.

Page 84

[1-1]

H. 2. 17.

[2-2]

H. 2. 17.

[3-3]

H. 2. 17.

[4-4]

Stowe, LU. and YBL. 792.

[5-5]

LU. and YBL. 793-799.

[6-6]

H. 2. 17.

Page 85

[1-1]

H. 2. 17, and, similarly, LU. fo. 64a, in the margin. LU. reads MacGarach.

[2-2]

Stowe.

[3-3]

LU. and YBL. 806.

[4-4]

LU. and YBL. 806-807.

[5-5]

H. 2. 17.

[6-6]

LU. and YBL. 808-812.

Page 86

[1-1]

The superscription is taken from Stowe.

[2-2]

LU. and YBL. 837.

[3-3]

LU. and YBL. 841.

[4-4]

LU. and YBL. 841.

[5-5]