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CHAPTER XIII: AN ISLAND THAT DYED BLACK AND WHITE
ON the morning of the third day, they came to another island, which was divided into two parts by...
CHAPTER XIV: THE ISLAND OF THE BURNING RIVER
ON the third day, they came in view of a large, broad island, on which they saw a herd of gracefu...
CHAPTER VI: THE DEMON HORSE-RACE
AFTER sailing a long distance, they came in view of a broad, flat island. It fell to the lot of G...
CHAPTER VII: THE PALACE OF SOLITUDE
THEY suffered much from hunger and thirst this time, for they sailed a whole week without making ...
CHAPTER XV: THE MILLER OF HELL
THE next island they came to, which was not far off from the last, had a large mill on it; and ne...
CHAPTER X: AN EXTRAORDINARY MONSTER
THE next island had a wall all round it. When they came near the shore, an animal of vast size, w...
CHAPTER XI: THE ISLE OF RED-HOT ANIMALS
NOT daring to land on this island, they turned away hurriedly, much disheartened, not knowing whi...
CHAPTER XII: THE PALACE OF THE LITTLE CAT
AFTER rowing for a long time, their store of apples failed them, and they had nothing to eat or d...
The Cause of the Battle of Cnucha
When Cathar Mor son of Fedlimid Fir Urglais son of Cormac Gelta-gaith was in the kingship of Tara...
The Adventures of the Sons of Eochaid Mugmedon
There was a wondrous and noble king over Erin, namely, Eochaid Mugmedon. Five sons he had: Brian,...
The Vision of Adamnan
1. Noble and wonderful is the Lord of the Elements, and great andmarvellous are His might and Hi...
CHAPTER I: MAILDUN'S CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH. HE BEGINS HIS VOYAGE IN QUEST OF THE PLUNDERERS WHO SLEW HIS FATHER
THERE was once an illustrious man of the tribe of Owenaght of Ninus, Allil Ocar Aga by name, a go...
CHAPTER III: THE ISLAND OF THE MONSTROUS ANTS
FOR three days and three nights they saw no land. On the morning of the fourth day, while it was ...
CHAPTER IV: THE TERRACED ISLE OF BIRDS
AGAIN for three days and three nights they saw no land. But on the morning of the fourth day they...
CHAPTER II: THE FIRST ISLAND. TIDINGS OF THE PLUNDERERS
THEY sailed that day and night, as well as the whole of next day, till darkness came on again ; a...
CHAPTER V: A MONSTER
THEY sailed from this, and on the fourth day discovered a large, sandy island, on which, when the...
The Trance of Aimirgin
This then is the trance of Aimirgin in Tailtiu. In his trance Aimirgin pelted them so that no man...
The Muster of the Ulstermen
‘Arise, O Findchad! I send you to Dedad in his inlet, to Leamain, to Fallach, to Illann mac Fergu...
The Trance of Ailill
‘Great is the truce, the truce of Cuillenn. Great the parleys, the parleys of Delend. Great the c...
The March of the Companies
Now while these prophetic visions were happening the men of Connacht, on the advice of Ailill and...