Note 3-3 — Footnotes.
Joseph Dunn translation
3Then Cuchulain arose and3 he grasped his two spears and his shield and his sword. He shook his shield and brandished his spears and wielded his sword and sent out the hero's shout from his throat, so that the fiends and goblins and sprites of the glens and demons of the air gave answer for the fearfulness of the shout 4that he lifted on W. 2444. high,4 until Nemain, 1which is Badb,1 brought confusion on the host. The warriors of the four provinces of Erin made such a clangour of arms with the points of their spears and their weapons that an hundred 2strong, stout-sturdy2 warriors of them fell dead that night of fright and of heartbreak in the middle of the camp and quarters 3of the men of Erin at the awfulness of the horror and the shout which Cuchulain lifted on high.3