Note b — Footnotes.
Joseph Dunn translation
Ten and six-scoreb kings, 3leaders and men of the land,3 Cuchulain laid low in the great slaughter on the Plain of Murthemne, besides a countless horde of dogs and horses and women and boys and children and common folk; for there escaped not a third man of the men of Erin 4without a wound or a hurt or a blueing or a reddening or a lump or a mark or breaking of thigh or of leg or of shinbone,4 without having hip-bone broken or half his skull or an eye hurt, or without an enduring mark for the course of his life. 5And he left them then after inflicting that battle upon them, without having his blood drawn or wound brought on himself or on his charioteer or on either of his horses.5