The banquet of Dun na n-Gedh : and the battle of Magh Rath : an ancient historical tale now first published from a manuscript in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin / with a translation and notes by John O'Donovan.

Date:
1842
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Credit: The banquet of Dun na n-Gedh : and the battle of Magh Rath : an ancient historical tale now first published from a manuscript in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin / with a translation and notes by John O'Donovan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    36° Teamhair. See Tara. Page. Teinm Loeghdha, a druidical ineanta- tion, Teinne beg an Bhroghadh, . 106, 107 Tesiphone, the Fury, . . . . . 32, S3 Time, subdivisions of, . 108, 109, 3E6 Tinne, meaning of, ... ... 58 Tir Enda, where . . .150 Tir O’m-Breasil, where, . . . 274, 275 Tolg, meaning of, .... ... 42 Tory island, cliffs of, ... . 106, 107 Tradesmen, Irish, . • . . . . 102, 103 Traigh Rudhraighe, where, . ... 35 Trealmhach na troda, . . . .273 Troch, meaning of, . . . . . . .294 Tuaim Drecain, now Tomregan, in the County of Cavan, .... Tuathal, a man’s name, . . . . .293 Tuige, meaning of, ... . Tuilen, now Dulane, where situated, 20, 147 Tulach Dathi . 152, 254 Tulchan na d-tailgenn, . Tunics. See Inar. . . .119 Tympan, what, . 168, 169 U. Ua Ainmire ... 153 Ualraig, near Derry, . . .144 Ucut, meaning of, .... ... 25 Page. Ui Ceinsellaigh, 243 Ui Failghe, Offaly, extent of, . . . . ib. Ui Fiachraeh. [This was also the ancient name of a people seated in the counties of Sligo and Mayo], 252 Ui Maine, extent of, 253 Ui Neill, the northern, 28, 29 Ui Neill, the southern, ib. Uisce chaoin, now Eskaheen, where, . .145 Uisnech, where, 109 Uladh. See Ulster. Ulster, heroes of, enumerated, . 221,222 , ancient extent of, . . . 128, 129 , famed for heroes, 205 , chieftains of, in the first century, 207 Ultan, the long-handed, . . . 274, 275 Uluidh, meaning of, 298 Umhall territory, extent of, . . . .104 Uraicept na n-Eiges, 280 W. Warrior, described, 64, 65 Weapons, military, of the ancient Irish, 255 Winds, the four, names of, 238 Wolves, 64, 65, 189 Woman-slaughter, 213 Z. Zones, 112, 113 FINIS.