Ulster Journal of Archaeology volume 1861
Ulster Journal of Archaeology volume 1861
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[Give a clown his choict and he will choose the worst. ] 516. Is doiligh roghain a bhaint as a diogadh. [It is hard to make a choice out of the refuse. ] 517. Iall fada do leathar chaich. [A long strap of other people's leather. ] 518. Is bog reidh gach duine fa chraicion dhuine eile. [Every man is very obliging with other men's hides. ] Latin. Ex alieno tergore lata tccare lora.
These proverbs seem to belong to times when the skins of animals were much used for domestic purposes.
519. [oinad n...a lamb a bhaineas a cath. [It is the multitude of hands that gain the battle. ] English. Many hands make light work.
Latin. Multorum manibus grande levatur onus.
520. Ni'l o mheud a teachdaire nach moide na gnothuighe. [The greater the messenger the more important the affair. ] 231 521. Mol a mhbnaidh a's scachain i, Cain an choill a's tathuigh i, [Praise the moor but avoid it : revile the "wood but frequent it. ] 522. Maith air shean n-duine, raaith air an-nduine, agus maith air leanabh, tri neithe a theid a nibgha.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Give a clown his choict and he will choose the worst. ] 516. Is doiligh roghain a bhaint as a diogadh. [It is hard to make a choice out of the refuse. ] 517. Iall fada do leathar chaich. [A long strap of other people's leather. ] 518. Is bog reidh gach duine fa chraicion dhuine eile. [Every man is very obliging with other men's hides. ] Latin. Ex alieno tergore lata tccare lora.
These proverbs seem to belong to times when the skins of animals were much used for domestic purposes.
519. [oinad n...a lamb a bhaineas a cath. [It is the multitude of hands that gain the battle. ] English. Many hands make light work.
Latin. Multorum manibus grande levatur onus.
520. Ni'l o mheud a teachdaire nach moide na gnothuighe. [The greater the messenger the more important the affair. ] 231 521. Mol a mhbnaidh a's scachain i, Cain an choill a's tathuigh i, [Praise the moor but avoid it : revile the "wood but frequent it. ] 522. Maith air shean n-duine, raaith air an-nduine, agus maith air leanabh, tri neithe a theid a nibgha.
What to read after Ulster Journal of Archaeology volume 1861?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ulster Archaeological Society to read onlineMoreLess
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