Note 9-9 — Footnotes.
Joseph Dunn translation
And Fergus heard that, and Fergus 9and the Ulstermen9 were sore angered that any one should boast that Cuchulain had fled. And Fergus addressed himself to Fiachu, Feraba's son, that he should go to rebuke Cuchulain. "And tell *LL. fo. 73a. him it is an honour for him to oppose the hosts for as long or as short a space as he does deeds of valour upon them, but that it were fitter for him to hide himself than to fly before any one of their warriors, 10forasmuch as the dishonour would be not greater for him than for the rest of Ulster."10