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The Táin

Book 3 — BOOK III

Mary A. (Mary Ann) Hutton translation

1. T.B.C.; L.L.

2. T.B.C.; L.U.

3. Cóir Anmann, “Fitness of Names,” edited by Dr. Whitley Stokes, I.T., Dritte Serie, 2 Heft.

4. Ferchuitred Medba and Cath Boinde, as in Book I.

5. Táin bo Fraech, “The Driving of the Kine of Frae,” L.L. 248ᵃ-252ᵇ.

6. Noinden Ulad cid di-atá, “What was the origin of the ‘noinden’ of Ulster?” L.L. 125ᵇ-126ᵃ.

In making the Druid the narrator of this tale I again, as in Books I and II, adopt the Gaelic method. A knowledge of the tale is essential to the proper understanding of the Táin.

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