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|Title='Mad bé ríg rofessir recht flatha' | |Title=' | ||
| | |Initial words 2=Mad bé ríg rofessir recht flatha' | ||
|Initial words=or: Ma be rí rofesser / recht flatho (‘If you are a king you should know the prerogative of a ruler’) | |||
|Manuscripts=* {{MS |TCD 1337 |folio= 7a-7b |commentary= Only manuscript.}}<ref name="Binchy1971,152-3">Binchy, "An archaic legal poem" (1971), 152-153</ref> | |Manuscripts=* {{MS |TCD 1337 |folio= 7a-7b |commentary= Only manuscript.}}<ref name="Binchy1971,152-3">Binchy, "An archaic legal poem" (1971), 152-153</ref> | ||
|Language= [[Language::Old Irish]]<ref>Although "most of the archaic forms and orthography have been ironed out" in the manuscript, "the poem passes most of the tests used to distinguish archaic from 'classical' Old Irish." Binchy, "An archaic legal poem" (1971), 152-153.</ref> | |Language=[[Language::Old Irish]]<ref>Although "most of the archaic forms and orthography have been ironed out" in the manuscript, "the poem passes most of the tests used to distinguish archaic from 'classical' Old Irish." Binchy, "An archaic legal poem" (1971), 152-153.</ref> | ||
|Description=Legal poem cited at the end of ''[[Críth Gablach]]''.<ref name="Binchy1971,152-3" /> It numbers 104 lines in Binchy's edition. | |Description=Legal poem cited at the end of ''[[Críth Gablach]]''.<ref name="Binchy1971,152-3" /> It numbers 104 lines in Binchy's edition. | ||
|Categories=Early Irish law texts; Early Irish poetry | |Categories=Early Irish law texts; Early Irish poetry; Early Irish poetry | ||
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