# p.20-21

<table border="1" id="bkmrk-39.-%27though-%28but%29-on" style="border-collapse: collapse; width: 100%;"><tbody><tr><td style="width: 49.9383%;">39\. 'Though (but) one chariot-rider is seen  
In Mag Mell 1 of many flowers,  
There are many steeds on its surface, 2  
Though them thou seest not.

40\. 'The size of the plain, the number of the host,  
Colours glisten with pure glory,  
A fair stream of silver, cloths 3 of gold,  
Afford a welcome with all abundance.

41\. 'A beautiful game, most delightful,  
They play (sitting) at the luxurious 4 wine,  
Men and gentle women under a bush,  
Without sin, without crime.

42\. 'Along the top of a wood has swum  
Thy coracle across ridges,  
There is a wood of beautiful fruit 5  
Under the prow of thy little skiff.

43\. 'A wood with blossom and fruit,  
On which is the vine's veritable fragrance,  
A wood without decay, without defect,  
On which are leaves of golden hue.

p. 20

</td><td style="width: 49.9383%;">39\. 'Cé atchetha óinchairptech  
i Maig Meld co n-immut scoth,  
fil mór d’echaib for a brú,  
cen suidi nad aicci-siu.

40\. 'Met in maige, lín int ṡlúaig,  
taitnet líga co n-glanbúaid,  
finnṡruth arggait, drepa óir,  
taircet fáilti cech imróill.

41\. 'Cluche n-óimin n-inmeldag  
aigdit fri fín n-imborbag  
fir is mná míne fo doss,  
cen peccad, cen immorboss.

42\. 'Is íar m-barr ḟedo rosná  
do churchán tar indrada.  
fil fid fo mess i m-bí gnóe  
foa braini do beccnóe.

43\. 'Fid co m-bláth ocus torud,  
forsmbí fíne fírbolud,  
fid cen erchre, cen esbad,  
forsfil duilli co n-órdath.

p. 21

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