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- LL 58 a; W. Stokes, in IT iii. 282.
- E. Windisch, in IT i. 211.
- LU 101 b; LL 123 b.
- Windisch, Táin, pp. 345, 669.
- ib. p. 106 f.
- LU 59 b.
- Windisch, Táin, p. 118.
- For the meaning of this term of. Mythology of All Races, Boston, 1916, x. 17 ff.
- Ériu vii. 208 (1914).
- Cf. Fled Bricrend, ed. G, Henderson, London, 1899, p. 67 (ITS); Caesar, De bello Gallico, vii. 47.
- Windisch, Táin, p. 130 f.
- In his conversation with Emer, Cúchulainn boasted of his greatness, trustworthiness, and wisdom, and said that, taught by Cathbad, he was "an adept in the arts of the god of Druidism."
- Cf. Mythology of All Races, Boston, 1916, i. 34–35.
- Two versions are here combined—"The Wooing of Emer" (Tochmarc Emire), ed. K. Meyer, in RCel xi. 442 f. (1890), and "The Training of Cúchulainn" (Foglaim Chonculaind), ed. W. Stokes, ib. xxix. 109 f. (1908).
- W. Stokes, ib. xvi. 46 (1895).
- See Mythology of All Races', Boston, 1917, vi. 332.
- See supra, pp. 124–25; E. Windisch, in IT i. 96 f.; A. H. Leahy, i. 41.
- Athenaeus, Deipnosophistai, iv. 40.
- Poseidonius, in Athenaeus, Deipnosophistai, iv. 40.
- Fled Bricrend, ed. G. Henderson, London, 1899 (ITS); E. Windisch, in IT i. 235; d'Arbois, Cours, v. 81 f.
- See Mythology of All Races, Boston, 1917, xii. 41, 49.
- E. Windisch, in IT ii. 173; d'Arbois, Cours, v. 149 f.
- G. Keating, ii. 223 {ITS); O'Curry [b], iii. 81.
- J. O'B. Crowe, in JRHAAI IV. i. 371 f. (1870); cf. supra, pp. 131–32.
- Keating, ii. 223 f. (ITS).
- W. Stokes, in RCel xv. 449 (1894); Keating, ii. 235 (ITS).
- R. Thurneysen, in ZCP ix. 189 f. (1913); J. Baudiš, in Ériu, vii. 200 f. (1914); cf. MacCuIloch [a], ch. v.
- Skene [a], i. 254; cf. Loth, Mabinogion, i. 261.
- R. I. Best, in Ériu, iii. 163 (1907).
- O'Curry [b], ii. 97.
- See supra, p. 127.
- See supra, pp. 73–74.
- See supra, p. 71.
