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- p.100
- Ráisit d' inis nárbo dermar,
co n-dún daingen;
sonnach umai
fair co n-druini (clothach caingen). - Linn aíbinn ard immon sonnach
(sorchu scélaib),
ós moing mara;
drochat glana ara bélaib. - No cingtis súas ind ócbad dían
chennmas chalma;
tuititis sís
(ba búan a cís) dochum talman. - Do-luid cucu i tlacht étrocht
(gili géise)
ben mungel mín,
cen baís 'na bríg, co n-gním n-gléise. - Imbel d'ór dirg immá finnbrat
(ba caín cainnlech);
assai argait immá cosa
(sosad sainred). - Bretnas bánbras fora bruinnib,
d'argut amru,
cona ecor di ór fo sním
(gním as cadlu). p.102 - Folt finnbuide ósa mullach
fo néim órdai;
caíni a céimenn,
rígdai a réimenn mas mórdai. - I n-íchtur in drochait dermair
(náemda neimed)
tipra thonnglan;
corp caín comlad doda-eimed. - Dáilis fíadaib in dornach dáen
(ba gním combras),
in ben ̇finnmór,
cen nach n-imról, linn sáer somblas. - As-bert frie Germán glórach
aithesc n-adlaic:
“Is ingnad linn”
“ferthigis frinn cid nach tarnaic”. - Luidi úadaib
is dúnais a n-dún sáer subach:
canais a lín
(ba forbrech bríg) céol caín cubaid. - Doda-rálaig a class chéolda
(cruth ar-rálad);
do-luid cucu
ben cen ruca ara bárach. - Bátar samlaid, fond óenchuma,
co tres laithe;
arus-peited
céol, cen fhleitech, na mná maithe. - Doda-deraid do thig dermar
ós lir lonnbras;
do-breth doïb
proinn cain coïr, la linn somblas. p.104 - As-bert in ben anmann amrai
cen gním n-úabair,
(níbo mímess)
a ainm díless for cách n-úadaib. - In tan con-aitecht don túisiuch
fría thoil tétad,
as-bert itir
nícon fhitir pecad m-bétach: “ - Ní ma-ráidid,
cen chuit crábaid (ní feib irse);
co ra-sluinn dúib,
íarfaigid rúin inna h-inse. ” - In tain díuchtraiset íar matain
i creit churaig,
ní fess a dál,
ind inis án cid ad-rulaid.
Ráisit d'inis nárbo dermar
The island protected by a bridge of glass
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Title (uniform): Ráisit d'inis nárbo dermar
Title (translation, English Translation): The Island Protected by a Bridge of Glass
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Electronic edition compiled by: Donnchadh Ó Corráin
Funded by: University College, Cork and Professor Marianne McDonald via the CURIA Project.
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Extent: 1055 words
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Date: 1996
Date: 2010
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CELT document ID: G400040
Availability: The hard copy on which the present electronic edition is based is copyright by Oxford University Press, and is here used by kind permission of the publishers.
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Manuscript sources
- Dublin, Trinity College Library, MS 1318, col. 379 (olim Yellow Book of Lecan). (L).
- London, British Library, Harleian 5280, f. 6v (H).
Editions
- R. I. Best, Kuno Meyer, Imram Curaig Máiledúin, Anecdota from Irish Manuscripts 1 (1907) 60-62.
- A. G. Van Hamel, Immram Curaig Maíle Dúin, Immrama (Dublin 1941) 63 f.
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‘The Island Protected by a Bridge of Glass’ (1956). In: Early Irish lyrics, eighth to twelfth century. Ed. by Gerard Murphy. Oxford: Clarendon Press, pp. 100–104.
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Creation: By anonymous authors in Irish monastic scriptoria c.900–925
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Keywords: poetry; medieval; saga; Maeldún
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