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The Ancient Irish Epic Tale Táin Bó Cúalnge

Note 7-7 — Footnotes.

Joseph Dunn translation

Now Cuchulain had gone early that day 7to practise7 his feats 8of valour and prowess.8 These are the names of them all: the Apple-feat, and the Edge-feat, and the Level Shield-feat, and the Little Dart-feat, and the Rope-feat, and the Body-feat, and the Feat of Catt, and the Hero's Salmon-leap,a and the Pole-cast, and the Leap over a Blow (?), and the Folding of a noble Chariot-fighter, and the Gae Bulga ('the Barbed Spear') and the Vantage (?) of Swiftness, and the Wheel-feat, 9and the Rim-feat,9 and the Over-Breath-feat, and the Breaking of a Sword, and the Champion's Cry, and the Measured Stroke, and the Side Stroke, and the Running up a Lance and standing erect on its Point, and the Binding of the 10noble10 Hero (around spear points).

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