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</div>- <span class="reference-text">Quelle:Epic and Saga. New York, P. F. Collier &amp; son \[c1910\], Harvard Classics no. 49</span>
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- <span class="reference-text"> i.e., twenty-one cows.</span>
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- <span class="reference-text">This passage indicates the existence in Ireland of totems, and of the rule that the person to whom a totem belongs must not kill the totem-animal. - W.S.</span>
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- <span class="reference-text">The mouth of the river Boyne. - W.S.</span>
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- <span class="reference-text">Mouths of rivers.</span>
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- <span class="reference-text">A small river near Dublin, which is said to have passed through the Bruden. - W. S.</span>
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- <span class="reference-text"> In the bay of Glandore, co. Cork. - W. S.</span>
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- <span class="reference-text">At Ballyshannon, co. Donegal. - W. S.</span>
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