Note 4-4 — Footnotes.
Joseph Dunn translation
Thereupon Ferdiad gave three severe woundings to Cuchulain. Cuchulain cried and shouted 4loudly4 to Laeg to make ready the Gae Bulga for him. Laeg attempted to W. 3919. get near it, but Ferdiad's charioteer prevented him. Then Laeg grew 1very1 wroth 3at his brother3 and he made a spring at him, and he closed his long, full-valiant hands over him, so that he quickly threw him to the ground and straightway 4bound4 him. And 5then5 he went from him quickly and courageously, so that he filled the pool and stayed the stream and set the Gae Bulga. And he cried out to Cuchulain that it was served, for it was not to be discharged without a quick word of warning before it. Hence it is that Laeg cried out:—