Note 1-1 — Footnotes.
Joseph Dunn translation
W. 2749. 1And Dubthach's wife prayed to be lifted to regard the form of Cuchulain.1 Then it was that jealousy, ill-will and envy possessed Dubthach Doel ('the Black-tongue')b of Ulster because of his wife 2in regard to Cuchulain; for he saw his wife climb on the men to get a glimpse of Cuchulain;2 and he counselled the hosts to act treacherously towards Cuchulain and to entrap him, even to lay up an ambush around him on all sides to the end that he might fall by them. And he spake these words:—