1. Briatharogum Morainn mic Máin

• b feochas foltchāin .i. cos feoidhe bān lais ⁊ is ālaind a barr
• l lī sūla .i. leam nó gius
• f aireinech fiann .i. ar inchaibh .i. sgiath
• s lī ambī .i. lī mairbh
• n costud sīde .i. nin garmna .i. nī aurgabar acht a síth
• h condal con .i. is ann foceird con alti ūaill .i. scēi
• d arddam dossa
• t trian (.i. cuilenn) roith .i. carpait
• c ithchar fear .i. cāch ag ithe a cnó
• q clithchar boscill .i. eilit nó geilt
• m ardam maisi .i. fínemain arinní fāsas a n-airde
• g glaisem gelta .i. edlenn nó edhend
• gg lūth leighe .i. gilcach ar imat a īcce
• st aire srabha .i. draighen
• r tinnem ruice .i. cairthenn nó tene truim
• a ardam iachtadha .i. feth .i. fefe nó ferdris
• o congnaid ech .i. aitenn nó echlasc
• u gruidem dāl .i. fraech
• e aercnaid fer nó fid .i. idhadh .i. fefe a tuth nó fe a fhlesc
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• i sinem fedha .i. ibhar.
• ea snāmchar fer .i. crithach
• oi sruithium aicde .i. feirius
• ui tuthmar fear .i. crann fir nó elann
• pin millsem fedho .i. spín
• x ² od .i. uch saethaig ⁊ c. .i. midua .i. seim munchael

2. Briatharogum Mic in Ōicc

• b glaisem cnis .i. cain er– nó crectha nó fuarc
• l lūth ceathra .i. leam nó gíus
• f coimēt lachta .i. toeí
• s lūth beach .i. blāth soilech
• n bāg ban .i. garman
• h bánad gnúisi .i. scéi
• d gres sāir .i. daur
• t smiur gūaile .i. iarn
• c cara bloisc .i. coll
• q brīg anduine .i. ceirtech
• m marusc ³ n-airlig .i. muin
• g med nercc .i. gort
• gg ēitiud midach .i. gilccach
• st mōrad rūn .i. sraiph nó draighen
• r romnad drech .i. cairthenn nó trom
• a tosach fregra .i. a
• o foillem sāire
• u sīlad cland .i. talam
• e commain carat .i. clesach uisce .i. éiccne
• i cained sen nó aileam āis .i. ibhar
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• oi sruithem aicde .i. ór
• ui tuthmar fear .i. crann fir nó eilend
• pin millsem fedho .i. spín
• cc od saethaig .i. uchra.

Finit.

3. Briatharogum Concaulaind so

• b maisi malach .i. creccad
• l lūth cethra .i. leam
• f dīn cride .i. scíath
• s tosach mela .i. sail
• n bāg maisi .i. garman
• h annsam aidhche .i. hūath
• d slēchtain sāire .i. niama sairte
• t trian n-airm .i. tinne iairn
• c millsem fedho .i. cnō
• q dīghu fethail .i. cumdaigh
• m conair gotha .i. tre muin
• g sāsadh ile .i. arbhar
• gg tosach n-echto .i. ícce
• st saigid nēe;l .i. a ddē súas
• r bruth fergga .i. imdergadh
• a tosach garma .i. á
• o lūth fiann .i. fráech
• u forbhaid ambí .i. ūir
• e brāthair bethi .i. é
• io lūth (nó līth) lobair .i. aes
• ea cáinem écco .i. éiccne

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• Dublin, Trinity College, MS. H 3 18, p. 311. For full details see T. K. Abbott and E. J. Gwynn (eds.), Catalogue of the Irish manuscripts in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin (Dublin 1921) MS 1337, pp. 140–58.

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‘Traigshruth Firchertne’ (1910). In: Anecdota from Irish Manuscripts‍ 3. Ed. by Kuno Meyer, pp. 43–45.

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  address 	 = {Dublin},
  publisher 	 = {Hodges Figgis},
  date 	 = {1910},
  pages 	 = {43–45}
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Creation: 600–1200

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Keywords: grammatical; prose; medieval; scholarship

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