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p.239Molaisse und seine Schwester
Boí síur Mo-Laissi Lethglinne oc légund i tá Mo-Laisse. Is-sí didiu do-imthirthed in clérech. Mac-clérech didiu hi combuid in chlérig. Imman-arnaic dóib ⁊ in mac-caillech co m-bo torrach de.
“Bíaid olc di-sund” ol a m-banscal, “dia festar in clérech. Do-béra a miscais forn, conna gébam nem na talmain. Is lóur íarum” olsi, “mo mudugud-sa. Eirg-siu for a imgabáil!”
“Nī-m-érbara-sa didiu a ben!” ol in mac-clérech.
“Nī-epér, mani-tí trem' thóeb”, ol a m-banscal. “M'écn(d)airc-se”, olsi, “do gabáil co-mmaith!”
“Mad-am béo-sa”, olse-sium, “nī-bía(e) i n-iffurn”.
“For foísom n-Dé ón” olsi-si.
Luid-sium íar-sin co m-boí i n-Ardd Macha(e).
Asbert nech and fri Mo-Laisse íarum: “Atá a chlérig in mac-caillech co n-idnaib.”
“Ro-bat idain dían-báis ón” ol Mo-Laisse ⁊ fo-gait nime ⁊ talmain airre.
Ba fír són. Nī-s-tarraid comman. Do-cóid eter úir ⁊ iffern. Nī-relic in clérech a adnacul i-rrelic. Conid issin móin fri cill an-ís ro-adnacht.
Mac-clérech di Laignib ránic cucai-sium co Ardd Macha(e).
“C'indas”, olse-sium, “do M'Laissiu?”
“Amein”, ol in mac-clérech.
“⁊ in mac-caillech?”
“Iss-ed so”, olse. “Do-cóid eter úir ⁊ iffern. Nicon-fess cía do-d-rigni.”
“Maith dano” olse.
N-a-lléici tra íar-sin for gabáil a écn(d)arca .i. secht m-bíaite cech laí leis ⁊ chét sléchtan ⁊ na tri coícait cech laí leis.
Do-tét a-túaid íar-sin. Bendachaid don chlériuch.
Im-comairc cech rét dó.
“Iss-ed so”, ol in clérech.
“Áil dam”, ol in mac-clérech, “bothnat díamair i n-geisinn Día fri cill an-echtair.”
“Maith”, ol in clérech.
Do-gní boith samlaid i fochraib ind ligi. Blíadain dó and. Fecht and didiu con-da-acca(e) cucai.
p.241“Bendacht fort' anmain tra” olsi. “Is maith ataí frium-sa. Do-m-essurt inge bec.”
“Cid as mó do-tt-essairc?” ol in mac-clérech.
“In bíait”, olsi-si. Is and asbert:
- A cétal fota(e) figlech
in bíait is inmain adrad.
Dia n-gabtha(e) erum di léir
nī-beinn nach céin i n-damnad.- In bíait is inmain adrad
céin-mair anmain dia n-dichet!
Fíu la ríg do-don-farci
cethéora darti fichet.
“In bíait ón”, olsi, “is-sí no-m-chobradar-sa.”
Fecht and didiu tánic Fursu cráibdech dochum na cille, conacca(e) side timthirecht n-aingel issin móin dond lig(i)u.
“Maith, a mMo-Laissi”, ol Fursu, “cía nóeb fil issin móin?”
“Ídal fil and”, ol Mo-Laisse, “demon caillige”.
“Décca(e) so, a mMo-Laissi”, ol Fursu. Conacc(e) so: timthirecht aingel dind lig(i)u dochum nime.
Tucad íarum in corp assin móin, co ro-adnacht issind relic. Co n-dernai Fursu foísom in mac-clérig co n-dernai nóeb din mac-clériuch ⁊ co n-dechaid dochum nime.
Conid ferr cech ernaighthi didiu in bíait do tessarcain anma(e) ar demnaib.
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Title (uniform): Molaisse und seine Schwester
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Editor: Julius Pokorny
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Manuscripts
- Dublin, Trinity College Library, MS 1339, alias H 2 18 alias Book of Leinster.
- Chatsworth, Book of Lismore, written for Fínghin Mac Carthaigh Riabhach (ob. 1505) and his wife Caitilín (ob. 1506), at Chatsworth since 1930, published in facsimile: R. A. S. Macalister (ed), The Book of Mac Carthaigh Riabhach otherwise the Book of Lismore, Facsimiles in Collotype of Irish Manuscripts V (Dublin: Stationery Office for Irish Manuscripts Commission 1950).
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‘Molaisse und seine Schwester’ (1913). In: Zeitschrift für Celtische Philologie 9. Ed. by Julius Pokorny, pp. 239–241.
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editor = {Julius Pokorny},
title = {Molaisse und seine Schwester},
journal = {Zeitschrift für Celtische Philologie},
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address = { Halle/Saale},
publisher = {Max Niemeyer},
date = {1913},
pages = {239–241}
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Creation: By unknown scribes in Irish monasteries. c.800–1000
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- The text is in Old and Middle Irish. (ga)
- Annotations and title are in German. (de)
Keywords: religious; prose; medieval; Mo Laisse
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- 2009-02-02: Text proofed (2); file parsed; SGML and HTML files created. (ed. Beatrix Färber)
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