Leabhar Imuinn: the book of Hymns of the Ancient Church of Ireland 2
Leabhar Imuinn: the book of Hymns of the Ancient Church of Ireland 2
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Dala (the same word used above, where it is said that Oengus went to the assembly, at which he was to receive the judgment of Adamnan) is a general term for any meeting ; aipeachc is pro- perly a court or diet of princes, or officials, for making laws, or hearing civil causes ; from arpeao, a chieftain, or noble.
1 In assonances. — RecTicu repetition of the same sound at the end of each line.
J The same number. — The lines have generally fourteen syllables. Terse .» has sixteen syllables, but m...ay "be reduced to fourteen, if we elide the final syllable of Christian before oe, and pronounce Mariam as a dissyllable, Marjam. Verses 8 and 1 2 have fifteen syllables : in verse 8, mortme is pro- nounced as a dissyllable ; and in verse z a, vohmtarie is pronounced voluntarje, four syllables only. But in verse 4, the final syllable of atque is not elided before amavti. MarHnms is apparently pronounced Mariinus, with the penultimate short ; and there are several other irregularities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dala (the same word used above, where it is said that Oengus went to the assembly, at which he was to receive the judgment of Adamnan) is a general term for any meeting ; aipeachc is pro- perly a court or diet of princes, or officials, for making laws, or hearing civil causes ; from arpeao, a chieftain, or noble.
1 In assonances. — RecTicu repetition of the same sound at the end of each line.
J The same number. — The lines have generally fourteen syllables. Terse .» has sixteen syllables, but m...ay "be reduced to fourteen, if we elide the final syllable of Christian before oe, and pronounce Mariam as a dissyllable, Marjam. Verses 8 and 1 2 have fifteen syllables : in verse 8, mortme is pro- nounced as a dissyllable ; and in verse z a, vohmtarie is pronounced voluntarje, four syllables only. But in verse 4, the final syllable of atque is not elided before amavti. MarHnms is apparently pronounced Mariinus, with the penultimate short ; and there are several other irregularities.
( *77 ) X.
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