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An Irish precursor of Dante

Note 21 — PART I

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Or ‘parricides,’ fingalaċ, which O’Donovan translates both as ‘a fratricide, one who has killed a tribesman,’ and ‘parricidal’ (Supplement to O’Reilly’s Dictionary).

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