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The Ancient Irish Epic Tale Táin Bó Cúalnge

Note 7-7 — Footnotes.

Joseph Dunn translation

Medb of Cruachan, 7daughter of Eocho Fedlech,7 moreover, was at Ailill's left. Finnabair ('Fairbrow'), 8daughter of Ailill and Medb,8 at her side, 9besides servants and henchmen.9 Next, Flidais Foltchain ('of the Lovely Hair'), wife first of Ailill Finn ('the Fair'). She took part in the Cow-spoil of Cualnge after she had slept with Fergus; and she it was that every seventh night brought sustenance W. 404. in milk to the men of Erin on the march, for king and queen and prince and poet and pupil.

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