Myths Legends of the Celtic Race
Myths Legends of the Celtic Race
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It is one of the earliest extant appearances in literature of the since well-known theme of the slaying of a heroic son by his father. The Persian rendering of it in the tale of Sohrab and Rustum has been made familiar by Matthew Arnold's fine poem. In the Irish version it will be noted that the father is not without a suspicion of the identity of his antagonist, but he does battle with him under the stimulus of that passionate sense of loyalty to his prince and province which was Cuchulain's m...ost signal characteristic.
To complete the story of Aifa and her son we have anticipated events, and now turn back to take up the thread again. 192 CUCHULAIN'S FIRST FORAY Cuchulain's First Foray- After a year and a day of training in warfare under Skatha, Cuchulain returned to Erin, eager to test his prowess and to win Emer for his wife. So he bade harness his chariot and drove out to make a foray upon the fords and marches of Connacht, for between Con- nacht and Ulster there was always an angry surf of fighting along the borders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is one of the earliest extant appearances in literature of the since well-known theme of the slaying of a heroic son by his father. The Persian rendering of it in the tale of Sohrab and Rustum has been made familiar by Matthew Arnold's fine poem. In the Irish version it will be noted that the father is not without a suspicion of the identity of his antagonist, but he does battle with him under the stimulus of that passionate sense of loyalty to his prince and province which was Cuchulain's m...ost signal characteristic.
To complete the story of Aifa and her son we have anticipated events, and now turn back to take up the thread again. 192 CUCHULAIN'S FIRST FORAY Cuchulain's First Foray- After a year and a day of training in warfare under Skatha, Cuchulain returned to Erin, eager to test his prowess and to win Emer for his wife. So he bade harness his chariot and drove out to make a foray upon the fords and marches of Connacht, for between Con- nacht and Ulster there was always an angry surf of fighting along the borders.
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