The Aonac Tailteann And the Tailteann Games Their Origin History And Ancient
The Aonac Tailteann And the Tailteann Games Their Origin History And Ancient
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4. To mourn for queens and for kings, To denounce aggression and tyranny, Often were the fair hosts in autumn Upon the smooth brow of noble old Carman.
49 (D480) D 5. Was it men, or was it a man of great valour, Or was it a woman of violent jealousy, Gave the name, without the merit of noble deeds Bestowed the true name of beautiful Car- man?
6. It was not men, and it was not a fierce man, But a single woman, fierce, rapacious, Great her rustling and her tramp, From whom Carman received its fir...st name.
7. Carman, the wife of the fierce Mac Dibad, Son of Dorcha, of legions and choice hospi- tality, The son of Ancges, of rich rewards, The renowned hero of many battles.
8. They sought not the profits of industry, Through ardent love of noble Banba, For they were at all times toilers in the East The sons of Mac Dibad and their mother.
9. At length they westward came, Dian and Dubh and Dothur, 50 From delightful Athens westward, And Carman their mother.
10. They used to destroy upon the Tuatha De The wicked malignant race The produce of every land unto the shore; It was a great, an oppressive evil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4. To mourn for queens and for kings, To denounce aggression and tyranny, Often were the fair hosts in autumn Upon the smooth brow of noble old Carman.
49 (D480) D 5. Was it men, or was it a man of great valour, Or was it a woman of violent jealousy, Gave the name, without the merit of noble deeds Bestowed the true name of beautiful Car- man?
6. It was not men, and it was not a fierce man, But a single woman, fierce, rapacious, Great her rustling and her tramp, From whom Carman received its fir...st name.
7. Carman, the wife of the fierce Mac Dibad, Son of Dorcha, of legions and choice hospi- tality, The son of Ancges, of rich rewards, The renowned hero of many battles.
8. They sought not the profits of industry, Through ardent love of noble Banba, For they were at all times toilers in the East The sons of Mac Dibad and their mother.
9. At length they westward came, Dian and Dubh and Dothur, 50 From delightful Athens westward, And Carman their mother.
10. They used to destroy upon the Tuatha De The wicked malignant race The produce of every land unto the shore; It was a great, an oppressive evil.
What to read after The Aonac Tailteann And the Tailteann Games Their Origin History And Ancient?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T H Nally to read onlineMoreLess
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