Heroic Romances of Ireland — Complete
Heroic Romances of Ireland — Complete
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Rouse thyself from the contest of distress(Gloss, "the sickness sent by the fairy women")for all is gone of thy vigouramong heroes who ride in chariots, and thou sittest (?) in the place of the youngand thou art conquered (? condit chellti if connected with tochell), and thou art disturbed (?) in thy mighty deeds, for that which Labraid's power has indicatedrise up, O man who sittest (?) that thou mayest be great.
"Chased thee away" in line 7, for condot ellat, perhaps connected withdo-ellaim (...?).
PAGE 67 Thurneysen's translation (p. 91) of Emer's lament may be referred to, but he misses some strong points. Among these are: Line 5. "Woe to Ulster where hospitality abounds. " Line 12. "Till he found a Druid to lift the weight. " Line 25. "Were it Furbaide of the heroes. " Line 27. "The hound would search through the solid earth. " Line 29. "The hosts of the Sid of Train are dead. " Line 30. "For the hound of the Smith of Conor. " Line 34. "Sick for the horseman of the plains. " Note the familiarity with the land of the fairies which Laeg isasserted to have in the first verse of the poem: this familiarityappears more than once in the Literary form of the story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rouse thyself from the contest of distress(Gloss, "the sickness sent by the fairy women")for all is gone of thy vigouramong heroes who ride in chariots, and thou sittest (?) in the place of the youngand thou art conquered (? condit chellti if connected with tochell), and thou art disturbed (?) in thy mighty deeds, for that which Labraid's power has indicatedrise up, O man who sittest (?) that thou mayest be great.
"Chased thee away" in line 7, for condot ellat, perhaps connected withdo-ellaim (...?).
PAGE 67 Thurneysen's translation (p. 91) of Emer's lament may be referred to, but he misses some strong points. Among these are: Line 5. "Woe to Ulster where hospitality abounds. " Line 12. "Till he found a Druid to lift the weight. " Line 25. "Were it Furbaide of the heroes. " Line 27. "The hound would search through the solid earth. " Line 29. "The hosts of the Sid of Train are dead. " Line 30. "For the hound of the Smith of Conor. " Line 34. "Sick for the horseman of the plains. " Note the familiarity with the land of the fairies which Laeg isasserted to have in the first verse of the poem: this familiarityappears more than once in the Literary form of the story.
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