Note 3-3 — Footnotes.
Joseph Dunn translation
It was then too that he came upon the Fir Crandce ('the men of Crannach') 3from whom cometh Crannach in Murthemne;3 to wit, the two Artinne and the two sons of Lecc, the two sons of Durcride, the two sons of Gabul, and Drucht and Delt and Dathen, Tae and Tualang and Turscur, and Torc Glaisse and Glass and Glassne, which are the same as the twenty men of Fochard. Cuchulain surprised them as they were pitching *LL. fo. 73b. camp in advance of all others—4ten cup-bearers and ten men-of-arms they were4—so that they fell by his hand.