Bruces Invasion of Ireland a Poem
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91 successful. Pcidhllm was slain, with O'Kelly, King of Iraany, and twenty-eight other chiefs. " With the spoils of the slain, walls were said to have been built round the town of Athenty. "— Lodge.
NOTE XVII. — p. 16.
T/icy climb Na. Jur hills.
The hills of the Yew-trees, now Newry— " The reason of its obtaining this designation appears from an old tradition that two large yew trees grew within the precincts of the abbey. From this circumstance it was called, in the barbarous Latin of the ago..., Monasterium de iiiridi ligno, and in Irish Xa Jur, or the yew trees. This gave occasion to the plural appel- lation by whicli it was afterwards most commonly known, the Netmes. — Newri/ Mag. March, 1815.
NOTE XVIII. — p. 16.
Dundalgan is stormed by the slaughtering sword.
The Scots being attacked by the Irish forces near Dundalk, put them to tiight, pursued them, and took the town, in which they made great carnage, and found ample store of provisions, as we are informed by Barbour.
" In all the town commonally Thai entryt, bath intremelle ; Thar men mycht felloune slauchtre se ; For the rycht noble Erl Thomas Thar with his rout folowyt the chas, Maid swilk a sl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
91 successful. Pcidhllm was slain, with O'Kelly, King of Iraany, and twenty-eight other chiefs. " With the spoils of the slain, walls were said to have been built round the town of Athenty. "— Lodge.
NOTE XVII. — p. 16.
T/icy climb Na. Jur hills.
The hills of the Yew-trees, now Newry— " The reason of its obtaining this designation appears from an old tradition that two large yew trees grew within the precincts of the abbey. From this circumstance it was called, in the barbarous Latin of the ago..., Monasterium de iiiridi ligno, and in Irish Xa Jur, or the yew trees. This gave occasion to the plural appel- lation by whicli it was afterwards most commonly known, the Netmes. — Newri/ Mag. March, 1815.
NOTE XVIII. — p. 16.
Dundalgan is stormed by the slaughtering sword.
The Scots being attacked by the Irish forces near Dundalk, put them to tiight, pursued them, and took the town, in which they made great carnage, and found ample store of provisions, as we are informed by Barbour.
" In all the town commonally Thai entryt, bath intremelle ; Thar men mycht felloune slauchtre se ; For the rycht noble Erl Thomas Thar with his rout folowyt the chas, Maid swilk a sl.
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