Note 7-7 — Footnotes.
Joseph Dunn translation
7Next he 8came to his own land and8 reached the river Finnglas ('Whitewater'), and, 9on coming,9 he drank a draught from the river, and, so long as he drank the draught, he let not one drop of the river flow by him. Then he raised his head, and the shoulder-blades of the Whitehorned fell from him in that place. Hence, Sruthair Finnlethe ('Stream of the White Shoulder-blade') is the name given to it.7