Irish terbaid
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The poem opens by asking what it was that severed the Fothairt, i.e. the progeny (treba or clanna) of Cú Corb, from Tara: Eochu Fúath Airt’s conflict with Art mac Cuind is then given as the cause.
The poem opens by asking what it was that severed the Fothairt, i.e. the progeny (treba or clanna) of Cú Corb, from Tara: Eochu Fúath Airt’s conflict with Art mac Cuind is then given as the cause.
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Fothairt No associated entry available from the subject index
Cú Chorb mac Moga Corb <strong>Cú Chorb mac Moga Corb</strong> <br>prehistoric king of Leinster; son of Mug Corb; given as the father of four eponymous progenitors of Leinster ruling families: Nia Corb (<i>a quo</i> Dál Niad Corb), Mess Corb (<i>a quo</i> Dál Messe/Messin Corb), Cormac (<i>a quo</i> Dál Cor(b)maic) and Cairpre <i>Cluithechair</i> (<i>a quo</i> Dál Coirbbri)
Eochaid Finn Fúath n-Airt No associated entry available from the subject index
Art mac Cuinn <strong>Art mac Cuinn</strong> <br>(<i>time-frame ass. with</i> Irish legendary history) <br>legendary Irish king, father of Cormac mac Airt
Cú Chorb mac Moga Corb <strong>Cú Chorb mac Moga Corb</strong> <br>prehistoric king of Leinster; son of Mug Corb; given as the father of four eponymous progenitors of Leinster ruling families: Nia Corb (<i>a quo</i> Dál Niad Corb), Mess Corb (<i>a quo</i> Dál Messe/Messin Corb), Cormac (<i>a quo</i> Dál Cor(b)maic) and Cairpre <i>Cluithechair</i> (<i>a quo</i> Dál Coirbbri)
Eochaid Finn Fúath n-Airt No associated entry available from the subject index
Art mac Cuinn <strong>Art mac Cuinn</strong> <br>(<i>time-frame ass. with</i> Irish legendary history) <br>legendary Irish king, father of Cormac mac Airt
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Ir. terbaid
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cid ro-do-s-terb
LL Fothart for trebaib Con Corbb / ri Temair cid rodas terb / Eochu Fuath Airt erctha gluind / fri Art mac Cuind gabthais fergg.
Rawl. B 502 Fothairt for clannaib Concorb / fri Temair cid ro-do-s-terbb / ...
