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Sgéalaigheacht ChéitinnSTORIES FROMKEATING'SHISTORY OF IRELANDEdited, with Introduction,Notes, and VocabularybyOSBORN BERGINThirdEditionPublished for theROYAL IRISHHODGES, FIGGIS &LONDON :ACADEMYDUBLINCO.WILLIAMS & NORGATE1930
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Page 9 and 10: FROM THE PREFACE TO THE FIRSTEDITIO
Page 11 and 12: TO FIRST EDITIONvizing the spelling
Page 13 and 14: INTRODUCTION .CONTENTSPAGEixEarlier
Page 15 and 16: INTRODUCTIONEARLIER VERSIONS AND SO
Page 17 and 18: ;EARLIER VERSIONS AND SOURCESxiof C
Page 19 and 20: ::THE NOUNxiiiThe old ace. sg. isfo
Page 21 and 22: ;SUBSTITUTES FOR THE RELATIVExV(b)
Page 23 and 24: SYNTAX OF THE VERBAL NOUNxvii(d) go
Page 25 and 26: NOTES ON PREPOSITIONSxixlé, 'with,
Page 27 and 28: :COMBINATIONS OF PREPOSITIONSxxilé
Page 29 and 30: THE VERB
Page 31 and 32: IRREGULAR VERBSxxvPerf.: sg. i tuga
Page 33 and 34: IRREGULAR VERBSxxviiPerf.: sg. 3 do
Page 35 and 36: LOAN-WORDS OCCURRING IN THE STORIES
Page 41 and 42: 1. DA CHLUAIS CHAPAILL AR LABHRAIDH
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••10. EITHNE AGUS A HOIDE 197 c
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12. NA CEITHRE COMHAIRLEACHA 23ghea
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21. NA TRÍ MIANA 35Or 7 ionnmhas r
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\23. MÓR-DHÁIL DROMA CEAT 39nArai
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:23. MÓR-DHÁIL DROMA CEAT 41múna
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24. MAR FUAIR COLAM CILLE A AINM 43
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'25. CATH BEALAIGH MUGHNA 45UctfOaD
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i25. CATH BEALAIGH MUGHNA 49diadha,
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28. FÁTH CATHA CLUANA TARBH 59thim
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\:29. FILLEADH FHINE GHALL 6iFhiach
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^^? '^. FILLEADH Ó FHINE GHALL 63h
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^^j30. DIARMAID NA NGALL 65 ^^^^^.^
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31. GABHALTAS GALL 67iughadh ar a m
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££^ ^*^"*^31. GABHALTAS GALL 69Ó
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31. GABHALTAS GALL 717 is é ionad
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ifl_31. GABHÁLTAS GALL 73fuagra do
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obudh sine aige d_o dhol i_ seilbh
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;78 NOTESdh', note that the d oi do
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tri aspirated , and8oNOTES68. tri c
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;82 NOTES19. gidh eadh, 'however/ l
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84 NOTESchóra, 3, 112 ; fmi gcúis
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'86 NOTES15. Fian, now Fiann.17. td
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88 NOTES41. do shéan nachar ghlac
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90 NOTES35. an mhdihair aid id leit
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theeven92 NOTES12. nd déin, 'do no
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'94 NOTESother hand the surname Ó
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96 NOTES40. ré iriall, 'in order t
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98 NOTES203. ban-chomharba Brighde,
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100 NOTES98. gan chor gan choimirce
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I02NOTES49. caithfidhe, 2 pi. fut.
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;104 NOTES185; aíhchor 7 innarbadh
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VOCABULARYabb, m., gen. -adh, abbot
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;io8VOCABULARYcneadh, f., wound.cnu
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.VOCABULARYmart, m., beef.marthain,
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114 VOCABULARYtabhach, m., levying,
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I'jii6INDEX OF PERSONSDeileann Drú
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INDEX OF PLACES, PEOPLES, ANDKINDRE
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Inis Cealtrach, Holy Island, inLoch
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