Bards of the Gael And Gall Examples of the Poetic Literature of Erinn Done in
Bards of the Gael And Gall Examples of the Poetic Literature of Erinn Done in
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Temple, light-lit ev'ry line, Shrine that sacred lips shall kiss.
Altar he where wine is shed, Round it choral song is said ; Cleansed chalice he, behold ! Chased and carved of purest gold.
EARLY CHRISTIAN. 173 TRIUMPH OF FAITH, BY (ENGUS THE CELE DE, 1 STH CENTURY Low is Tara's tower 2 Closed its sovran story Crowds with wisdom dower Ardmagh's growing glory.
Lofty Laere's splendour Has, alas, gone under, Patrick's name, more tender, Glows, a great world-wonder.
1 Stokes, " The Calendar of CEng...us. " In reference to a passage relating to CEngus, Matthew Arnold writes : "A Greek epitaph could not show a finer perception of what constitutes propriety and felicity of style in compositions of this nature : CEngus out of the assembly of heaven, Here are his tomb and his bed ; It is hence he went to death, On the Friday, to holy heaven. It is in Cluain Eidnech he was reared, It is in Cluain Eidnech he was buried ; In Cluain Eidnech of many crosses He first read his psalms. " 2 Tara was the abode of the Over-King of Erinn ; Rath-Cruachain, the fortress of the Kings of Connacht ; Emania was the northern royal city in the days of King Concobar, and Aillin the stronghold of Leinster.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Temple, light-lit ev'ry line, Shrine that sacred lips shall kiss.
Altar he where wine is shed, Round it choral song is said ; Cleansed chalice he, behold ! Chased and carved of purest gold.
EARLY CHRISTIAN. 173 TRIUMPH OF FAITH, BY (ENGUS THE CELE DE, 1 STH CENTURY Low is Tara's tower 2 Closed its sovran story Crowds with wisdom dower Ardmagh's growing glory.
Lofty Laere's splendour Has, alas, gone under, Patrick's name, more tender, Glows, a great world-wonder.
1 Stokes, " The Calendar of CEng...us. " In reference to a passage relating to CEngus, Matthew Arnold writes : "A Greek epitaph could not show a finer perception of what constitutes propriety and felicity of style in compositions of this nature : CEngus out of the assembly of heaven, Here are his tomb and his bed ; It is hence he went to death, On the Friday, to holy heaven. It is in Cluain Eidnech he was reared, It is in Cluain Eidnech he was buried ; In Cluain Eidnech of many crosses He first read his psalms. " 2 Tara was the abode of the Over-King of Erinn ; Rath-Cruachain, the fortress of the Kings of Connacht ; Emania was the northern royal city in the days of King Concobar, and Aillin the stronghold of Leinster.
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