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Identifier: annalsofirelandt00macf (find matches)
Title: Annals of Ireland : three fragments
Year: 1860 (1860s)
Authors: Mac Firbis, Duald, 1585-1670 O'Donovan, John, 1809-1861, ed. and tr Bibliothèque royale de Belgique. Manuscript. Bibliothèque de Bourgogne, 7, c.n.17
Subjects: Annals of Ireland
Publisher: Dublin : Irish Archaeological and Celtic Society
Contributing Library: Boston College Libraries
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rties of Saxons followed in pursuit ofthem, and they encompassed the wood round about. The Queenordered them to cut all the wood down with their swords and axes.And they did so accordingly. They first cut down the wood, and(afterwards) killed all the Pagans who were in the wood. In thismanner did the Queen kill all the Pagans, so that her fame spreadabroad in every direction. Etheldrida^ through her own wisdom, made a treaty with themen of Alba and the Britons, that whenever the same race should cometo attack her, they would rise up to assist her; and that should theycome to them, she would assist them. While they were thus joined,the men of Alba and Britain attacked the towns of the Lochlanns,which they destroyed and pillaged. The King of the Lochlannsafterwards arrived, and plundered Srath Cluaide^, i. e. he plunderedthe country, but the enemy was not able to take Srath Cluaide. tated him from taking any part in public ^ Srath Cluaide.—i. e, Strathclyde, inaflfairs. North Britain.
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( 249 ) GENERAL INDEX. ABHAIN Mor, or Avonmore, 217, n.Achadh arglais, or Agha, 171.Achadh mic Earclaidhe, 145. Adamnan, wheu a school-boy, story of, 75, seq. ;relics of, 55 ; assumes abbacy of la, 89 ; ransomscaptives, 89 ; comes to Ireland, 93 ; promulgates Law of Innocents, 97; his contention -n-ith Irga-lach, 101; his rule for celebration of Easter, 111;death of, 115. Adolph, king of the Saxons, 151. Aedh, son of Ainmire, 8, n., 9. Allan, 12, n., 23, 29, 42, n., 45, 59. king of Ailech, 129. of Carn Tasaigh, 219. son of Cumascach, 155. son of Duibhghilla, 239, 243. son of Dluthach, 95. son of Dubbdabhoirenn, 153. —- Finnliath, 155, J 57. Laighean, 42, n., 50, n., 51. son of Maelduin, 99. Menu, 41. Finnliath, son of Niall, 141, 143, 147, 151, 157, 159, 171, 177, 189. Roin, king of Uladh, 59. bishop of Sleibhte, 99. Uairidhnach, 11, 12, n. king of Ui-Leathain, 211. Aedhagan, son of Finnacht, 177.Aedhan the leper, 37.Aedhgen Ua Maithe, 49../Ethelred, king of the Saxons, 231, n.Aengh

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