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The foray of Queen Meave, and other legends of Ireland's heroic age

Note 33 — THE FORAY OF QUEEN MEAVE

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Page 181. There shone the torque of Meave. ‘Take off his armour that I may see the Brooch for the sake of which he undertook the combat. Leagh came, and stripped Ferdīa.… Cuchullain saw the brooch; and he began to lament and moan for him.’ (MS. translation, by Professor O’Looney.)

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