verse beg. Fír uisci / maith a ciall, maith a tuigsi
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- Fír uisci / maith a ciall, maith a tuigsi
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“It praises the simple virtues of the early Irish saints, regretting the new interest in Latin learning and stressing the church’s duty of hospitality, particularly to poets and scholars. It is easy to appreciate the popularity of such a poem with the learned classes and their desire to see it included in manuscripts” [in this case, MS Additional 33993].
Brief note on Fioruisge maith a ciall a tuigse, citing Colgan., p. 472.
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33 qq. Here a further attribution to Colum Cille is found in an additional final quatrain (Is me Colum Cilli cáidh).