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Wunderbare Geschichten von Corpre Cromm mac Feradaig
Rígfendidh cródha aindseirc robói i Connachta diarbo comainm Cairpri mac Feradhaigh. Fer cróda coscrach, fer debthach díbercach, fer mídēnmach, fer aindsclech urbadach oc milled ⁊ oc díbeirg na crích ⁊ na cennadach comfochraeib. Dognídh ra crecha ⁊ oircni forsna críchaib fa comfocus dó ⁊ noberedh a fāssaigib ⁊ i foithrib lais sin. Nognāthaiged co menic i n-airimlib Lacha Rí ⁊ Sinda for díbeirg. Et dogníd oircne ⁊ crecha ac Eblaigib tairis sair i críchaib cíanaib ⁊ nobered i nDubthor Connacht. Cotlais iarum i n-araili aidchi i nGarmain ātha Lūain, nónmar a lín. ótractadar arnabāruch atconncatar iat fēin nochta cen ētaighi impa. Atconncatar dono a curpu fēin ina fiadhnaisi ⁊ ba machtud leó-som inní sin. ó robói cāch díb ic fēgad a cēili ní fetatar cidh dogēntais. Isí tra comairli dorónsat: a cuirp do fácbāil ann sūt ⁊ techt do saigidh a mban dia fiss in iat a cuirp dobātar nó dono in a spirait amāin robātar ann.
Lotar didiu isin ló solus dochum a mban ⁊ deisitar for colba in tigi ⁊ ní tucsat a mnā óidh ⁊ cid fota nobeitís oc labra friu, ní cluintís íat. “Tabraid biadh dia chaithim dūn”, ol Corpre, “ar maso iat a cuirp filet imaind, caithfimit ní, ⁊ mine biat, ní caithfem ⁊ ní bia esbaid for a caithfim-ne de.” Tucsat biad cuca iarum ⁊ ní faca nech istaigh a tabairt dóib cuca ⁊ ní bói esbaid fair, acht slicht a mbeóil amāin ann ⁊ ní faictis cach conair no-tēigtis ⁊ ní tairmisctis na dūili impu cach conair rop āil dóib. p.225 Bātar són tra fri rē secht lā amlaid sin a n-ēcmais a corp ⁊ siat for sechrān i coimtinólaib ⁊ a n-oirechtaib ⁊ ní faicthi iat.
Tecait co araili ndālloc bói ac Brēnaind Birra. Atchí iarum Brēnaind iat amail robātar ann. Itbert Brēnaind: “Ca tāithi, a trūagha”, for sē, “⁊ cia imned dorala dūib?” “A tigerna”, for siat, “guid-si in Coimdhi ma fis im ar comarlecad do saigid ar corp doridisi.” “Eirgeid”, for sē, “a n-ainm na Tríndóiti do saigid bar corp doridisi et tēiged Díma mo dalta-sa lib.” Tān-catar díb línaib iarum .i. Corpre ⁊ Díma ⁊ muinter Corpri co hin Garmain ātha Lūain. Docótar ina corpaib doridisi ⁊ ro-feidligsit indtib fri rē ciana iarsain, conic de sin dligius Brēnaind Birra screpul ó cach duine do síl Corpri Cruim.
Bói Corpre for díbeirg bēus ⁊ dognídh ulcu cāich im cech ní bēus. Dorala dó-som fecht n-and iar cor díbergi tect trí nónmair co Daire Crema Corco T{⬌} Tāncas cuigi in adaig sin ⁊ romar-bad hē ⁊ rucad a{⬌} co dochar 1 Clūana Bairend ⁊ forfācbad forsin nglaislicc ūana{⬌} himedón itochair 2 bēus hi tosach fogamair 3 do sunnrod. Ciarān mac in tsāir hi Clūain maic Nóis in tan sa. Gar reimi sin doróine Corpre a fāisiti do Dia ⁊ do Ciarān ⁊ tuc a coibsena do Día ina fíadnaisi. ó'tcūala in clēirech a marbad, docóid side co Tulaig nDroma ⁊ doradudh in corp cucu immach ⁊ robenait na cluic ac na clēirchib annsin imon conid de atā “Ard na Clocc” forsin bēus.i. forsin mbaili. Tāncatar ar sin co hairm a mbātar lucht in baili ⁊ in cenn. IS ann robói demon ic coimēt in cind annsin. “Cid dogní annsin?” ar Ciarān. “Manuch díles dam intí isa cend”, for sē, “⁊ is aire atū ad comaidecht.” “Ac tra”, ol Ciarān. “Ní fír són. Fer fāiside dam-sa ⁊ do Dhía hē”, ol sē. Berar ūadha in cend iarsin ⁊ fācaibther demon a aenur forsin licc, conic de sin nach maith saltrad forsin lig forsa fríth in cenn, ar ní dēin a les intí saltras in lā dogní. Berar in corp ⁊ in cend cu Clūain meicc Nóis iar sin, co tugad in cenn forsin mēide. Tugad iarsin adurt Ciarān fon cenn, co rolen don colainn tre brēithir Ciarān, co roaithbeóaig Cairbri ó marbaib. Ba crom a muinél ósin ammach, conic de rolen Cairbri Crom de.
p.226Rogab Cairbri rígi ūa Maine ⁊ dorat cúilfat 4 a fód fri haltóir do Día ⁊ do Chíarān ⁊ na hImlecha a screbull a todúscthe et dorat mallachtain dontí dia chlaind dobera a mainchine ó Chiarān co brāth. ⁊ atbert beóus co sgērtha ríghi ⁊ airechus forsintí doroisidh a mainchine for Cíarān co brāth. Fiarfoigis tra Cíarān de in rugad dochum nime nó iffrind hē. “Nímrugad”, ol sē. “Ar ní berar anum dochum nime nocu n-adnaicther in corp. Bātar tra demain ⁊ aingil ic imchosnum 'mon anum ó doscarsat frisin corp hē. Ba treisi tra”, ol sē, “don fāiside ⁊ don íarmeirghi nā dona holcaib ro-āirmidis demain form.” Conid mairg bís can ̇fāiside de sin dogrēs.
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Title (uniform): Wunderbare Geschichten von Corpre Cromm mac Feradaig
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Editor: Kuno Meyer
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- Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 1225, (alias D ii 1), otherwise known as the Book of Uí Maine, f. 126b. For details see MS 1225, Catalogue of Irish manuscripts in the Royal Irish Academy (Dublin 1926–70) 3314–56. See also R. A. S. MacAlister (ed.), The Book of Uí Maine, otherwise called The Book of the O'Kelly's, with a descriptive introduction and indexes (Facsimiles in collotype of Irish manuscripts 4, Dublin 1942). Digital images and a description of the MS are available on http://www.isos.dias.ie.
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‘Wunderbare Geschichten von Corpre Cromm mac Feradaig’ (1906). In: Archiv für Celtische Lexikographie 3, pt. 3. Ed. by Kuno Meyer, pp. 224–226.
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@article{G201031, editor = {Kuno Meyer}, title = {Wunderbare Geschichten von Corpre Cromm mac Feradaig}, journal = {Archiv für Celtische Lexikographie}, volume = {3, pt. 3}, address = {Halle/Saale}, publisher = {Max Niemeyer}, date = {1906}, pages = {224–226} }
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Creation: By an unknown Irish monastic author. 900–1200
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- The text is in Middle Irish. (ga)
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Keywords: wonder tale; prose; medieval; Corpre Cromm mac Feradaig
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