A Text book of Irish Literature volume 2
A Text book of Irish Literature volume 2
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, we read : " Bran though a hound was yet no hound ; Good was her valour, fair her fame ; She was no hound's offspring, from no hound sprang ; No hunting-dog's offspring was her mother. " But the most important among the traditions regarding Fionn himself is that which connects him with a mysterious being called Mongan, who was, * Silva Gad. II. , p. 131.
Almu was wife to Nuada, not to Cumhall, and the true story is told in the Dindsenchus of Almu : " Almu, beautiful the woman ! Wife of Nuada m...or, son of Achi ; She entreated just the award That her name should be on the entire hill. " | f Todd Lecture Series, Vol. IX. , p. 73, and cf. Dind : of Rennes, Rev. Cell. XV. , p. 309.
40 A TEXT BOOK OF IRISH LITERATURE.
according to the historical accounts, son of Fiachna Finn, a King of Ulster in the early part of the seventh century, but, according to the old traditions, a son of Manannan mac Lir, and a man gifted, like his super- natural father, with surpassing knowledge and subtle intelligence and the power of shape-shifting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, we read : " Bran though a hound was yet no hound ; Good was her valour, fair her fame ; She was no hound's offspring, from no hound sprang ; No hunting-dog's offspring was her mother. " But the most important among the traditions regarding Fionn himself is that which connects him with a mysterious being called Mongan, who was, * Silva Gad. II. , p. 131.
Almu was wife to Nuada, not to Cumhall, and the true story is told in the Dindsenchus of Almu : " Almu, beautiful the woman ! Wife of Nuada m...or, son of Achi ; She entreated just the award That her name should be on the entire hill. " | f Todd Lecture Series, Vol. IX. , p. 73, and cf. Dind : of Rennes, Rev. Cell. XV. , p. 309.
40 A TEXT BOOK OF IRISH LITERATURE.
according to the historical accounts, son of Fiachna Finn, a King of Ulster in the early part of the seventh century, but, according to the old traditions, a son of Manannan mac Lir, and a man gifted, like his super- natural father, with surpassing knowledge and subtle intelligence and the power of shape-shifting.
What to read after A Text book of Irish Literature volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Hull to read onlineMoreLess
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