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E. i 4a 35 TOGAIL NA TEBE Eg. 192* 22Et asa haili sin rothoiriná -j rathai?; an gn'an dathglan^, 6^'difhoillsigtheach ar uaitni 1 ca3ma corcnrglana dar eocharbordaibin aigeoin 2 aird IWda siar co fuinead 3 , co raiad1 co rainfhogair agaid dorcha doimtheacnía c?*islach comlu-1 1 70 aimneach choguasta na firmairainti um tulcaib -| trebaib antalman 4 uile, co roibi each uili ina colladh 7 ma co??isonad 5 , 417acht mad an ri cendais cia?isesta Adraist -7 a cliamain primda~Po\inices ag sgrudad gaisi 6 can chodladh in aidchi sin. Et baiimmorro Tid leadarthi 7 ina lanchodlad.1 175 Et asa haithli sin tainig Mairt mac Eoiph cop-ar?nfogruga'd 8adbal in aidchi sin dar enchaib arda na hArcaidi, -j dar bruigib 420niamglana Neim, -j dar mullach sleibi tirnzglain Tenair -j cocathraig uasail 9 Apaill do Tiramnas co ralin grada chathacosnama crideada crithnaigtheacha citrada na Greige uile tré 423nSoaslach an dei Mairt mic Eoip. Et dono roscail Fama, ingenTerra, co cluach 10 irdairc scela an dea sin Mairt fo cAWchaI chendacha 11 na Gm'gi uili.Et a cind seacht laithi iar sin roerig an senoir snimach uasal, 440Adraist, -j rabai co himsniwach 'ca i??iradh an cath roco?norfad1 185 no an sid rosirfead 12 ar each. Et is í comairli rochina'-smra afaidhi -j a fisidi do [thabairt da Eg.] indsaigi 13 -j a iarraid daibseig 14 tre idbartaib ar na 15 deib cid bud 16 (col. /3) choir donaGregaib do denam. Et is íad 17 fá fileada an tan sin aigi-smm.i. Aimpiarans, mac Eitiocleis no Eiclis, an sagart tuaithcill 181 190 tuigsenach na todochaidi; -j an senoir fireolach finnitneach 451Melampus, mac Amithón. Et ni roibi a coimré fris neach asmó ara tabradh Apaill firinrfe iregra main fer fer si?i 19 Melampns.Et doronsad na faidi sin taiscelta faistine ar tus tré fuil -j treindib na ceat/tra co?nloiscthi 20 ; -j ona fuaradar fis, ba failid led1 195 uaithib si».Is ana'sin rotn'allsatar taisceladh ar nellaib nuaglana in geoir. 460Is amlaid rabadar-som, -j sliab ard aireda chuana'a coirareidh1Eg. aruithni...corcardha tar eochair bordaib2Eg. inn aegen3 Eg. co foinedha 4 Eg. na talman 5 Eg. cumsanudh 6Eg. an gaiisi7Eg. letartha 8 Eg. armfogrugud E.fod- 9E. thuasasail 10 E. cluaachcII Eg. chennadacha E. chendada 12 Eg. ic imradh in catha. Doerigh andsindo eomoradh in catha no in sid do shirfedh 13 E. indsaidi 14 Eg. fisedhado thabairt da... 7 a fhiarrf- dib seg 15 Eg. dona 16 E. repeats cid bud17 E. iadh 18 Eg. tuaichill19 Eg. ina fer sin 20 E. cowloiscthi74
THE THEBAIDAnd then the bright-coloured glorious sun descended andsank on lovely bright-purple pillars over the borders of the highIberian ocean Westward unto setting, so that dark impenetrablenight surrounded and enclosed the swiftly moving hollow vaultof the firmament round the hills and habitations of the wholeearth so that everyone lay asleep and at rest save the gentleaged king, Adrastus, and his chief son-in-law, Polynices, searchingfor wisdom sleeplessly that night. And moreover Tydeus, withall his wounds, was fast asleep.And thereafter came Mars, son of Jove, with loud soundingof armour that night over the high boundaries of Arcadia andover the bright-coloured farms of Nemea and over the top ofthe dry and bright hill of Taenaros and unto Apollo's noble city,Therapnae, so that desires of contentious war filled the palpitatingheroic hearts of all Greece through the solicitation of thegod Mars, son of Jove. And besides Fame, daughter of Earth,famously conspicuously scattered tales of that god, Mars, throughthe boundaries and headships of all Greece.And at the end of seven days after that the anxious noblesenior, Adrastus, rose up, and was veiy anxiously deliberatingwhether he should extol war, or seek peace for all.And this isthe counsel he decided on, that his prophets and wizards shouldbe brought to him, and that they should ask of the gods throughsacrifices what the Greeks ought to do. And these were hispoets at that time, to wit, Amphiaraus son of Oecleus, the astutepriest, cognisant of the future ; and the very skilful prudentsenior, Melampus, son of Amythaeon. And there did not existat the same time as he, one to whom Apollo would rather granta true response than that great man, Melampus. And thoseprophets made divinations of prophecy at the outset throughthe blood and the entrails of cattle consumed by fire ; and sincethey received no vision, they were glad by reason of thosethings.Then they attempted divination by strong pure clouds of theair. It is thus they were, with a high pre-eminent fine smooth75
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