Irish tract on poetry (TCD 1337 fragment)

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Irische Bardennamen in filid ? Nī. ix .i. alt ⁊ dealt, recomracc ⁊ iarcomrac, feles, cloenre ⁊ lubancossach, claidemnas, bricht. Cs̄ cia cruth suidigthir in deach ? Nī. Nach son oencongbalach dochuissin is dealt a deach. Cs̄ citlir baird dochuissin ? xui .i. ocht soerbaird ⁊ ocht ndóerbairt. Na hocht ndoerbaird citus .i. culbard, iar cúl bis sén ⁊ srubbard .i. atbeir asa sruib hi sanaiss risinti dia ndéna ingebad do a duain. Bard lorce .i. lorc ria hucht. Drissiuc .i. duiniu ger goirt. Cromm luatha .i. acoini huassin tenid. Serthiu .i. oblaire. Rinnid .i. rinne conaig. Lorgbard .i. snáth ... ⁊ delge connaig dogrés ar a dan.
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Irish tract on poetry (TCD 1337 fragment)

Partial edition by Meyer.

Meyer, Kuno, “Irische Bardennamen”, Archiv für celtische Lexikographie 1 (1900): 160.  
H. 3. 18, p. 868
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