%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; %ISOdia; ]> Irish Quatrains [Cid glic fri h-ailchi uara; Cros Dé ocus Colmain Ela; Macán Maire ingeine; Corp slemain; Boimm is boim; Marotfia] Mitteilungen aus irischen Handschriften An electronic edition ed. by Kuno Meyer Electronic edition compiled by Beatrix Färber University College, Cork Professor Marianne McDonald via the CELT Project First draft, revised and corrected. 789 CELT: Corpus of Electronic Texts: a project of University College, Cork
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 Manuscript Source Bibliothèque Royale, Brussels, MS 5057-59, p.50. The edition used in the digital edition Kuno Meyer Irish Quatrains (Mitteilungen aus irischen Handschriften) Zeitschrift für Celtische Philologie 1 Halle/Saale Max Niemeyer 1897 455-457

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 2004-09-20 Beatrix Färber ed. Header constructed; file proofed (2) and marked up; file parsed, HTML file created. 1998 Staff of the CELT Project ed. File proofed (1); hyphenation introduced; some structural markup added. Pre-1997 Staff of the CURIA Project text capture Text scanned in. Brussels MS 5057-59, p. 50 Cid glic fri h-ailchi uara, cid saer ac imirt bhéla, cid binn a dord fri duana, do chuala as borb nat légha. Though one be cunning at cold blocks of stone, Though one be a master-wright at wielding the axe, Though sweet his voice in singing songs, I have heard he is dull who does not read. Ibidem, p.49 Cros Dé ocus Colmain Ela ro fitir feba ech, co na ro h-escarthar mé is na ro h-escarthar m'ech. The cross of God and of Colmán of Ela, Who knows the virtue of horses, That I may not be thrown, And that my horse may not be thrown. Brussels MS 5100-4 Macán Maire ingeine dom snádhadh ar gach n-galar, ar in tessaigh bhíos h-i c-cind, ar gach n-gábudh i t-talamh. A gabhail ind uisce occ indmat do lámh &ersir; do beiri mót' aigidh &ersir; mot' mhullach &ersir; no-t-aincenn ar cech n-olc. Dear son of Mary the maid, Save me from every trouble, From the heat that is in the head, From every danger on earth. To be sung in water when washing thy hands; put them about thy face and about thy crown, and it will save thee from every evil. Ibidem Corp slemain ocus taebh fota remhar, biaidh in colann acc lobhudh, is an t-anam acc demon. A sleek body And a side long and stout— Anon the body rots, And the Devil gets the soul. Leabhar Breac, p. 176 marg. sup. Boimm is boim, a mairg do-s-beir ina broind: noco buidech mac Dé de do línad na féltige. Bit upon bit, Woe to him who puts them into his belly! The Son of God will not be pleased with him For filling the privies. Ib., p. 99 marg. inf. - Brussels MS 5100, fo 91a Ma ro-t-fia, caith in domnach ar Dia; ma no-t-fiamana notfia LB, no-chrena, manamano B chrena, no-chia. If thou hast Spend the sunday for God's sake; If thou hast not, buy, If thou buy not, weep.