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The Chief Episodes of the Táin
The Hard Fight of Cethern mac Fintain, the Tooth-fight of Fintan, the Red Shame of Mend, the Bloo...
The Bloodless Fight of Rochad
Cú Chulainn sent his charioteer to Rochad mac Fathemain of Ulster to ask him to come to his aid. ...
The Tooth-Fight of Fintan
Fintan came then to avenge his son's death on them. Thrice fifty armed men was the number of his ...
The Red Shame of Mend
Then there came to them Mend mac Sálchada with a band of thirty armed men. Twelve of them fell at...
A List of the Feats
The ball-feat, the blade-feat, the feat with horizontally-held shield, the javelin-feat, the rope...
The Bloodless Fight of Rochad
Then there came to them Rochad Rigderg mac Faithemain of Ulster with thirty armed men. He took up...
The Combat of Láiríne mac Nóis
‘Let one of you go speedily tomorrow to meet your opponent,’ said Lugaid. ‘No one will be got,’ s...
The Conversation of the Mórrígan with Cú Chulainn
Cú Chulainn saw coming towards him a young woman of surpassing beauty, clad in clothes of many co...
The Vision of Dubthach
‘A wonderful morning for a battle, a wonderful time when armies will be thrown into confusion, ki...
The Scythed Chariot and Breslech Mór Maige Muirthemne
Then the four provinces of Ireland pitched their camp at the place called Breslech Mór in Mag Mui...
The Mis-throw at Belach Eóin
Fíacha Fíaldána Dimraith came to have speech with the son of his mother's sister, whose name wa...
footnotes
Quelle:Epic and Saga. New York, P. F. Collier & son [c1910], Harvard Classics no. 49 i.e....
The Meeting of Fergus and Cú Chulainn
‘Let one of you come to meet me at Áth Da Fherta,’ said Cú Chulainn. ‘It will not be I!’ ‘It will...
Chapter VI
§ 33. Again it was their hap to quarrel about the Champion’s Portion.Conchobar with the nobles of...
The Fight with Mand
Medb sent Mand Muresci, the son of Dáire of the Domnannaig, to fight against Cú Chulainn. Mand wa...
The Humorous Fight of Iliach
There came then to them at Áth Feidle Iliach, the grandfather of Lóegaire Búadach who was son of ...
Chapter IX
§ 57. One night as their portion was assigned them, three cats fromthe Cave of Cruachan were let ...
Chapter V
§ 29. Once more the hall became a babel of words, the women laudingtheir men. Then essayed Conall...
Chapter XI
[Thereafter he followed his charioteer. “My plan,” quoth Mève toAilill, “is to keep those three h...
Chapter XIII
§ 72. The heroes ceased their discussions and their babblings and fellto eating and enjoying them...