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772.1

† Airlid (gen. Airledo) of Clúain Iraird.

Subjects

deathpersonal life events
death

id. 26573

any event involving the death (or near-death) of one or multiple organisms, regardless of cause.

Agents

Airlid of Clúain IrairdAirlid of Clúain Iraird

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Places

Clúain Eraird

Clúain Eraird ... Clonard

County Meath

772.2

The slaying (iugulatio) of Conchobar úa Máele Dúin

Subjects

killingsdeath, public and interactive activities
killings

id. 27633

Agents

Conchobar úa Máele DúinConchobar úa Máele Dúin

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772.3

The hosting of Donnchad to Cnoc Báine.

Donnchad Midi, king of the southern Uí Néill, seems intended.

Agents

Donnchad MidiDonnchad Midi

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Places

Cnoc BáineCnoc Báine

No description available

772.4. The assembly of the ‘hand-clapping’ (óenach inna lám-comarthe) took place; there was lightning and thunder (ignis ⁊ tonitru), like the day of judgment (similitudine diei iudicii). It was St Michael’s Day [date, 29 Sept., supplied in a later hand], which called fire from heaven. 772.6. Because of fear of [said] fire, the Irish fasted for three days, followed by a single meal and another fasting period of three days.

Discussed by Alexandra Bergholm, ‘What was the ‘assembly of the ‘hand-clapping’’ in AU 772?’, Proceedings of the Harvard Celtic Colloquium 33 (2014).

Subjects

religious fasting⟨religious practices and behaviours⟩, fasting
religious fasting

id. 27635

óenaige (assemblies)meetings
óenaige (assemblies)

id. 27976

extraordinary sky and weather phenomenaextraordinary places and things
extraordinary sky and weather phenomena

id. 26790

Doomsday (motif)world calamities (mythology)
Doomsday (motif)

id. 27598

Keywords

MichaelmasMichaelmas
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lightninglightning
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thunderthunder
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Lexical items

Ir. óenach inna lám-comartheIrish óenach inna lám-comarthe
Search eDILIr. lám-chomartIrish lám-chomart
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† Suibne, abbot of Í.

Subjects

deathpersonal life events
death

id. 26573

any event involving the death (or near-death) of one or multiple organisms, regardless of cause.

Agents

Suibne [abbot of Iona]Suibne ... abbot of Iona
(ob. 657)
Suibne moccu Fir Thrí, Suibne moccu Urthrí
Suibne moccu Urthrí/Fir Thrí , sixth abbot of Iona, in succession to Ségéne.
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Places

Iona

Í (Choluim Chille) ... Iona

† Máel Aichthen, abbot of Clúain Édnech

Subjects

deathpersonal life events
death

id. 26573

any event involving the death (or near-death) of one or multiple organisms, regardless of cause.

Agents

Máel Aichthen [abbot of Clúain Édnech]Máel Aichthen ... abbot of Clúain Édnech
No short description available
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Places

Clúain Eidnech

Clúain Eidnech ... Clonenagh

County Laois

Law of Comán and Áedán (Lex Comain ⁊ Aedain) [enforced] on the three Connachta for a second time.

Keywords

Three ConnachtaThree Connachta
...

Agents

ConnachtaConnachta

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Lexical items

Lat. lexLatin lex

† (iugulati sunt) Áed Aithgein, king of Uí Maine, and Art son of Flaithnia, king of Aidne.

Subjects

killingsdeath, public and interactive activities
killings

id. 27633

Agents

Áed Aithgein [king of Uí Maine]Áed Aithgein, king of Uí Maine
(fl. 8th century)
No short description available
See more Art mac Flaithniad [king of Aidne]Art mac Flaithniad ... king of Aidne

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† Lergus son of Dub Comair (m. Duib Combair).

Subjects

deathpersonal life events
death

id. 26573

any event involving the death (or near-death) of one or multiple organisms, regardless of cause.

Agents

Lergus mac Duib ComairLergus mac Duib Comair

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