Manuscripts
p. 330a.31 = col. 343.31
[How Finn made peace between Sodelb and Glangréssach ]
Incipit: ‘Āille dōenib delb Gódha’
How Finn mac Cumaill made peace between Glangréssach, chief ollam of the Meic Miled, and Sodelb, daughter of Cormac.
p. 330a.50 = col. 343.50
[Aided Fergusa meic Roich]
Incipit: ‘Būi Fergus macc Rōig hi Connachtaib īar marbud macc nUislend for a chomairce.’
[Extract:] ‘The death of Fergus mac Róich’, how Fergus mac Róich went to Connacht after his murder of the sons of Usnech, and of his death.
p. 330a.63 = col. 343
[Togail bruidne Da Derga]
Incipit: ‘Būi læch amra dono isin tīr thūaid diarua comainm Fēn dar crīnach.’
Extract (similar to § 41 in Knott's edition).
p. 330b.1 = col. 344.1
[Irish story of Silvius ]
Incipit: ‘Ainiccis mac Caipein meic Essairg dorinne mac re Ueinir’
On the arrival of Silvius, grandson of Ascanius, in Britain. Cf. Lebor Bretnach.
p. 330 = col. 344.31
[Dinnshenchas of Eó Rossa and other trees]
Incipit: ‘Eo rosa ⁊ eo mugna ⁊ bile daithe ⁊ craibh uisnig ⁊ bili tortan’
Account of celebrated trees of Ireland prostrated by a storm in the year 665.
p. 330 = col. 344.54
[Etsecht Bic meic Dé]
Heading/rubric: ‘Etseacht Bic meic ... De’Incipit: ‘O tanic cosna dedeancho do Bec mac Dé’
Account of St. Bec mac Dé. Cf. the version in RIA MS 23 P 16, p. 260b.
col. 342–
No text identified. It may await identification in a dedicated catalogue entry, the entry may exist but no link has yet been made, or it was not felt to be sufficiently relevant.Incipit: ‘As mairg chuinges ... miscais ⁊ ecraites’
A single-line note in the bottom margin.
cols 343-344. Miscellany of minor tales and extracts