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- Seacht n-ingheana 'gon umhla
seacht gcomhursain ciallumhla
seacht muine iad a haonbhun
siad 'n-a gcuire chomhghaolmhar. - Rún ní hindéanaimh orra;
sloinnfead a seacht n-anmonna,
na seacht mbinnshreabha bunaidh
tearc ingheana a n-ionnshamhail. - Céidghin cloinne na humhla
go gcreidear dá comhurdha;
an fhoighide is í a hainm-se
gloineide an chlí i gcleachdainn-se. - An fhírinne óna hard cridhe
ainm an dara hinghine
mór luagh na fírinne d'fhior
Luan na dílinne ón Dúiliomh. - An treas inghean—cruaidh an chéim—
an fhaoiside is í a hainm-séin;
gan a labhra is coll creidimh;
long na hanma an fhaoisidin. - An ceathramhadh céim don chloinn
an aoine as crádh don choloinn;
gidh seang ón aoine an chlí chuil
feall taoibhe hí don anmuin. - An cúigeadh hinghean eile
re n-abrar an aithrighe
gach ni as aithshlighe don ulc
is í an aithrighe a fhurtucht. - An trócuire is sí an seiseadh
—tearc mná mar an móirsheisear
na sé mná umhla aile—
is ullmha a-tá an trócaire. - An déirc bheireas neach ar neamh
is í so an seachtmhadh hinghean;
feidhm diongbhála do Dhia hí
is ria as ionrádha airdrí. p.166 - Do áirmheamair gan easbhaidh
anmanna na n-inghean-sain;
tearc lá nach síolfuidhir sin
seacht mná as fhíorchuibhidh d'áirimh. - n umhlaoid nar fhaomh ceana
ag sin na seacht n-ingheana;
Dia dá gcomhthail go coimseach
cia orthaibh as amhoirseach. - Seacht maighdeana óna mó a
shíol,
seacht mná éintighe an airdríogh,
seacht n-eachracha nimhe a-niogh,
seathracha cridhe an Choimdheadh. - Seacht mná lionas lios na bhfeadhbh,
seacht mná fholmhuigheas Ifearn,
seacht n-arthraighe na hanma,
tearc banchuire as bhanamhla. - Seacht dtobair na dtrí Muire,
seacht róid na sé sochuidhe,
seacht srotha ag teacht a talamh,
seacht gclocha gan cumhsgughadh. - Seacht gcathaoireacha céille,
seacht bhfáidhe na fírfhéile,
ceart soillse na seacht nimhe,
seacht ndoirrse nach dúinfidhe. - Seacht sceoil shaortha shíl Ádhaimh,
seacht mbuimidhe an mhórchrábhaidh,
tearc i n-a gcomhairle cion
seacht gcomhairle an Choimdheadh. - Seacht n-eitnidhe cnó gcorcra
ingheana na humhlochta;
an umhlacht 's a clann chaduigh
is lubhghort crann gcomhabaidh. - Ar chomairce na cloinne
's 'n-a humhla dar n-anmain-ne
—mairg nach creideann don chloinn-se—
go gcreideam don chrobhoing-se. - Seacht gcaogada cath fam cheann
tug Pádraig puirt na hÉireann;
go raibh mé thall 'n-a threiseacht
is é ann go n-airceiseacht.
Seacht.
Seacht n-ingheana 'gon umhla
p.165Document details
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Title (uniform): Seacht n-ingheana 'gon umhla
Author: unknown
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Funded by: University College Cork and Professor Marianne McDonald via the CURIA Project.
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2. Second draft
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Date: 1997
Date: 2008
Date: 2016
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CELT document ID: G402078
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Manuscript sources
- Dublin, Trinity College Library, 1340, 31 (alias H. 3. 19; see Abbott and Gwynn, Catalogue of Irish Manuscripts in Trinity College Library (Dublin 1921)).
- Brussels, Bibliothèque Royale, MS 5057-59 17th century.
- Maynooth, Russell Library, MS B10, dated 18th century?
The edition used in the digital edition
‘Seacht n-ingheana ’gon umhla’ (1938). In: Dioghluim Dána. Ed. by Láimhbheartach Mac Cionnaith. Dublin: Oifig an tSoláthair [Government Publication Office], pp. 165–166.
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Creation: By an unknown Irish bardic poet c.1200–1600
Language usage
- The text is in Classical Modern Irish. (ga)
Keywords: bardic poetry; religious; sin and penitence; fasting; almsgiving
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(Most recent first)
- 25-August-1997: Text parsed using NSGMLS. (ed. Margaret Lantry)
- 21-May-1997: Header constructed, structural mark-up entered and checked. Lineation checked and verified. (ed. Margaret Lantry)
- 2016-06-29: Queries resolved using information from the Irish Bardic Poetry Database. (ed. Beatrix Färber)
- 2010-11-18: New wordcount made; conversion script run. (ed. Beatrix Färber)
- 2008-10-10: Header modified; keywords added; file validated. (ed. Beatrix Färber)
- 2005-08-25: Normalised language codes and edited langUsage for XML conversion (ed. Julianne Nyhan)
- 2005-08-04T16:07:36+0100: Converted to XML (ed. Peter Flynn)
- 1995-96: Text captured by scanning and proofed. (ed. School of Celtic Studies (Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies))