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 * ? A "fragment of the Book of Lecan" in Dublin, Trinity College (Todd)
 * {{MS |Dublin, Trinity College, MS 1289 |page=28 ff |commentary=In the hand of Tadhg Ó Neachtain, possibly copied by him from the Book of Leinster, as Todd suggests.}} <!---Todd has p. 27, but Abbott & Gwynn have p. 28 --->
-** A transcript made from this copy by Edward O'Reilly, now in RIA
+** A transcript made from this copy by Edward O'Reilly, now in the Royal Iirish Academy
+* {{MS |Dublin, Trinity College, MS 1319 |page=177a line 8 ff }}<ref name=Abbott>[[Abbott and Gwynn 1921]]: [http://www.archive.org/stream/catalogueofirish00trinrich#page/112/mode/2up 112]</ref>
+* {{MS |Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS B iv 2 |commentary=A copy.}}<ref name=Abbott />
 * {{MS |Dublin, National Library of Ireland, MS G 131 |pages=49-55 |commentary=Not mentioned by Todd. }}
 |Description=A poem relating an origin legend of the Irish (Gaels). It gives an account of their migrations from Scythia to Spain and their conquest of Ireland.
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-|Editions={{Cite | Todd 1848 |at=220-271 (Appendix 4). |commentary= }}
+|Editions={{Cite | Todd 1848 |at=220-271 (Appendix 4). |commentary=Based on LL and variants from TCD 1289  and a "fragment of the Book of Lecan"}}
 {{Cite | Best, et al. 1954-1983 |at=Vol. 3: 516-524. |commentary=Diplomatic edition. }}
 |Secondary sources={{Cite |Carey 1993a }}