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Identifier: mythslegendscelt00roll (find matches)
Title: Myths and legends ; the Celtic race
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Rolleston, T. W. (Thomas William), 1857-1920
Subjects: Celts Celts Celtic literature Legends, Celtic
Publisher: Boston : Nickerson
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
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cried Fergus. Cuchulain macSualtam; and now do thou avoid me as thou artpledged. I have promised even that, said Fergus, and thenwent out of the battle, and with him the men of Leinsterand the men of Munster, leaving Maev with her sevensons and the hosting of Connacht alone. ^ The sword of Fergus was a fairy weapon called the Caladcholg(hard dinter), a name of which Arthurs more famous Excaliburis a Latinised corruption, • The reference is to Deirdre. • Sec p. 211. »24
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Cuchulain and the Fairy Maidens 224 CUCHULAIN IN FAIRYLANDIt was midday when Cuchulain came into the fight;when the evening sun was shining through the leavesof the trees his war-chariot was but two wheels and ahandful of shattered ribs, and the host of Connacht wasin full flight towards the border. Cuchulain overtookMaev, who crouched under her chariot and entreatedgrace. I am not wont to slay women, said Cuchu-lain, and he protected her till she had crossed theShannon at Athlone. The Fight of the Bulls But the Brown Bull of Quelgny, that Maev had sentinto Connacht by a circuitous way, met the white-hornedBull of Ailell on the Plain of Aei, and the two beastsfought ; but the Brown Bull quickly slew the other,and tossed his fragments about the land so that piecesof him were strewn from Rathcroghan to Tara ; andthen careered madly about till he fell dead, bellowing andvomiting black gore, at the Ridge of the Bull, betweenUlster and Iveagh. Ailell and Maev made peace withUlster for seve

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  • bookauthor:Rolleston__T__W___Thomas_William___1857_1920
  • booksubject:Celts
  • booksubject:Celtic_literature
  • booksubject:Legends__Celtic
  • bookpublisher:Boston___Nickerson
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  • booksponsor:Brigham_Young_University
  • bookleafnumber:282
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