 I have given my word,' said he, 'that I would never let Finn into the battle or fight before me." Arcallach rose, and a barbarous blow of the broad axe, that was in his hand, hit the king, so that it cut through the royal diadem and reached the hair,...  Cath Finntraga - Page 47edited by - 1885 - 115 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Kuno Meyer - Ireland - 1885 - 152 pages
...battle as a rear-guard, and two warriors of thy fiann have seen them, to wit, Cairell Gathbuillech (the Battle-striker) and Aelchinn of Cruachan, and...tarcaisneach neartmar neimneach naimhdeamhail data dighaingacA (?) dubhgusrunach an domhain 7 an cing cabarthach clannlinmhar ceartberathach flaithamhail... | |
 | Kuno Meyer - Ireland - 1885 - 152 pages
...given my word,' said he, 'that I would never let Finn into the battle or fight before me." Areallach rose, and a barbarous blow of the broad axe, that...portions of him. 870 Is ann sin imoro rainic airdri oirrdeire uasalghnimhach teann trentalcur tarcaisncach neartmar neimncach naimhdeamhail data dighaingяг/í... | |
 | Lady Gregory - Epic literature, Irish - 1913 - 518 pages
...royal crown to the hair of his head, but that did not take a drop of blood out of him, for the edge of the axe turned and there went balls of fire over...the plain from that blow. And the King of the World struck back at Arcallach, and made two halves of him. Then Finn and the King of the World turned on... | |
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