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Aimirgein Glungel (poet, judge, historian)
Subjects
judges⟨people by occupation⟩, jurists, ⟨people in law⟩, ⟨agents in legal cases⟩
judges
id. 25907
Agents
Amairgen mac MíledAmairgen (Glúngel) mac Míled
Amairgen Glúngel
(time-frame ass. with Érimón mac Míled, Éber Finn mac Míled)
legendary poet in medieval Irish literature
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Agents
Fergus mac LétiFergus mac Léti
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Sen mac ÁigiSen mac Áigi
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Bríg Ambue wife of Blaí the hospitaller
Agents
Bríg AmbueBríg Ambue
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Blaí BriuguBlaí Briugu
(time-frame ass. with Ulster Cycle)
hostel-keeper (briugu) in the Ulster Cycle of tales
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Agents
Connla of ConnachtConnla of Connacht
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Imart n-Áirechta, ascribed to Connla(e) of Connacht;
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ascription of authorship to mythical figureyet to be classified, ascription of authorship, stylistic features
ascription of authorship to mythical figure
id. 26174
text titles (external)identifying texts by title
text titles (external)
id. 27876

text-external use of titles to identify texts, or text sections; covers titles used for narratives whose texts may be relatively fluid.

(Probable) sources
Imart n-ÁirechtaImart n-ÁirechtaView incoming dataAí EmnachAí EmnachAn early Irish legal text, of which only one fragment has been identified.


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Devices
text titles (external)identifying texts by title
text titles (external)
id. 27876

text-external use of titles to identify texts, or text sections; covers titles used for narratives whose texts may be relatively fluid.

Lexical items
Ir. Bretha Fachtna meic SenchadIrish Bretha Fachtna meic Senchad
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Ir. Bretha MoraindIrish Bretha Moraind
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Ir. Gúbretha CaratníadIrish Gúbretha Caratníad
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Bretha Fachtna meic SenchadBretha Fachtna meic SenchadView incoming dataGúbretha CaratníadGúbretha CaratníadView incoming data


stanza 54

The persanda (persons, authors?) of the Bretha nemed: Morann, the Dagda, the Morrígan and Athirne
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text titles (external)
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text-external use of titles to identify texts, or text sections; covers titles used for narratives whose texts may be relatively fluid.

Keywords
Bretha nemedBretha nemed
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Agents
MorannMorann, Morand
mythical judge (brithem) who is said to have given instructions of wisdom to the young king of Tara, Feradach Find Fechtnach son of Crimthann Nia Náir, after the revolt of the aithech-thúatha; besides Audacht Morainn, a number of further texts relating to wisdom and law are attributed to him.
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The DagdaThe Dagda
Eochaid Ollathair;In Dagda
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The MorríganThe Morrígan
Morrígu;Mórrígan;Moirríoghan
(time-frame ass. with Ulster Cycle, Túatha Dé Danann)
deity or supernatural figure in medieval Irish literature, frequently associated with war and destruction; she sometimes appears as part of a triad with Macha and the Badb; also associated with Nemain.
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AthirneAthirne
Athairne
(time-frame ass. with Ulster Cycle)
Chief poet and satirist of the Ulstermen in the Ulster Cycle.
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Lexical items
Ir. persandaIrish persanda
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Ir. Bretha nemedIrish Bretha nemed
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(Probable) sources
Bretha nemed toísechBretha nemed toísechOld Irish legal tract on the law of privileged persons (nemed), with particular attention being paid towards churchmen, poets and judges.Bretha nemed dédenachBretha nemed dédenachOld Irish tract on the law concerning poets, such as their privileges and their responsibilities, as well as various other matters, such as fosterage and surety.

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