Note 4-4 — Footnotes.
Joseph Dunn translation
4Then it was that the 5seven5 Manè arose to take vengeance on the Brown Bull of Cualnge for his violence and his valour. "Whither go yonder men?" asked Fergus. "They go to kill the Brown of Cualnge," 6said all,6 "because of his evil deeds."4 "I pledge my word," 7shouted Fergus:7 "what has already been done in regard to the bulls is a small thing in compare with that which will W. 6179. now take place, 1unless with his spoils and victory ye let the Brown of Cualnge go from you into his own land."1