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The Ancient Irish Epic Tale Táin Bó Cúalnge

Note 9-9 — Footnotes.

Joseph Dunn translation

W. 2302. The Morrigan next came in the form of a rough, grey-red bitch-wolf 9with wide open jaws9 10and she bit Cuchulain in the arm10 11and drove the cattle against him westwards,11 12and Cuchulain made a cast of his little javelin at her, strongly, vehemently, so that it shattered one eye in her head.12 During this space of time, whether long or short, while Cuchulain was engaged in freeing himself, Loch wounded him 13through the loins.13 Thereupon Cuchulain chanted a lay.a

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