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 |Title=''Tegasc Solman meic Dauid''
 |TranslatedTitle=The instruction of Solomon (''Solam'') son of David
-|Classification=Subject:translations and adaptations
+|Categories=Irish religious texts; Irish religious texts
 |SubjectCategory=Solomon (king of Israel)
-|Categories=Irish religious texts; Irish religious texts
 |ShortDescription=Irish homily on God’s instruction to Solomon, king of Israel. It seems to be a shorter version of the ''Sermo ad reges'', a homily in Middle Irish and Latin from Leabhar Breac, p. 35b26.
 |LanguageAuto=Irish language;
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 |MS=Dublin, Trinity College, MS 1363/16 (pp. 213-244)
 |page=213 ff
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 |MS title=''Teacusc rigda Solaim maic Dauith ann so''
 |incipit=''Bai rig amra for macaib Israhel feacht n-aill .i. Solam mac Dauith eiside''
+}}{{MS
+|prefix=*
+|MS=Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, MS celtique 1/I, IV (ff. 1-8, 22-29)
+|folios=7v-8v
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 |FormPrimary=prose
+|Classification=Subject:translations and adaptations
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