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|Initial words in translation=Almu of the Leinstermen, a fort of the ''fiana'' | |Initial words in translation=Almu of the Leinstermen, a fort of the ''fiana'' | ||
|BelongstoComments=The poem survives as part of a number of texts or collections: | |BelongstoComments=The poem survives as part of a number of texts or collections: | ||
# {{Belongs|Dinnshenchas Érenn A|LL p. 202|no=202.2}} | # {{Belongs | ||
# {{Belongs|Acallam na senórach/Ráith Glais and Ráith Almu|lines 1262–1281 (10 qq.): poem beg. ‘Almha Laigen, lis na fian’|Stokes 1900a|comments=This version shares stanzas 1, 2, 4 and 5 of the previous poem, one with an alternative couplet. The remaining six stanzas are not found in the ''Dinnshenchas Érenn'' version. }} | |Dinnshenchas Érenn A | ||
# {{Belongs|Fotha catha Cnucha|quotes stanzas 3, 5, 21 and 22 of the ''Dinnshenchas Érenn'' poem.}} | |LL p. 202 | ||
|no=202.2}} | |||
# {{Belongs | |||
|Acallam na senórach/Ráith Glais and Ráith Almu | |||
|lines 1262–1281 (10 qq.): poem beg. ‘Almha Laigen, lis na fian’ | |||
|Stokes 1900a | |||
|comments=This version shares stanzas 1, 2, 4 and 5 of the previous poem, one with an alternative couplet. The remaining six stanzas are not found in the ''Dinnshenchas Érenn'' version. }} | |||
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|Fotha catha Cnucha | |||
|quotes stanzas 3, 5, 21 and 22 of the ''Dinnshenchas Érenn'' poem.}} | |||
|Belongsto2= | |Belongsto2= | ||
|Categories=Early Irish poetry; Dinnshenchas Érenn; Early Irish poetry; Finn Cycle | |Categories=Early Irish poetry; Dinnshenchas Érenn; Early Irish poetry; Finn Cycle | ||
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|LanguageAuto=Middle Irish | |LanguageAuto=Middle Irish | ||
|Date=The poem would seem to predate the composition of both ''[[Fotha catha Cnucha]]'' and ''[[Acallam na senórach]]'', both of which contain quotations from the verse. | |Date=The poem would seem to predate the composition of both ''[[Fotha catha Cnucha]]'' and ''[[Acallam na senórach]]'', both of which contain quotations from the verse. | ||
Kuno Meyer dates the poem to the 10th century;{{Note|{{C/s|Meyer 1910p|at= xxii}}.}} while Gerard Murphy suggests that the late 11th or early 12th century is more likely.{{Note|{{C/s|MacNeill and Murphy 1908-1953c|at=xxxiv}}; see also {{C/s|Murray (Kevin) 2012a|at=46-47}}.}} | Kuno Meyer dates the poem to the 10th century;{{Note | ||
|Textual relationships=Cf. | |{{C/s | ||
|Meyer 1910p | |||
|at= xxii}}.}} while Gerard Murphy suggests that the late 11th or early 12th century is more likely.{{Note | |||
|{{C/s | |||
|MacNeill and Murphy 1908-1953c | |||
|at=xxxiv}}; see also {{C/s | |||
|Murray (Kevin) 2012a | |||
|at=46-47}}.}} | |||
|Textual relationships=Cf. <em>[[Dinnshenchas of Almu II]]</em> and <em>[[Dinnshenchas of Almu (prose)]]</em>. The conception of Finn mac Cumaill is told in prose as <em>[[Fotha catha Cnucha]]</em> and also forms the subject of an episode in <em>[[Macgnímartha Find]]</em>. | |||
|Manuscripts=;''Dinnshenchas Érenn A'' | |Manuscripts=;''Dinnshenchas Érenn A'' | ||
*{{MS|Dublin, Trinity College, MS 1339|page=202}} | *{{MS | ||
|Dublin, Trinity College, MS 1339 | |||
|page=202}} | |||
;''Fotha catha Cnucha'' | ;''Fotha catha Cnucha'' | ||
*{{MS|LU|comments=Four stanzas quoted}} | *{{MS | ||
|LU | |||
|comments=Four stanzas quoted}} | |||
|Manuscripts2= | |Manuscripts2= | ||
|FormPrimary=verse; | |FormPrimary=verse; | ||
|SubjectCategory=Almu; Finn mac Cumaill; | |SubjectCategory=Almu; Finn mac Cumaill; | ||
|TitleComments=''Almu I'' in Gwynn's edition | |TitleComments=''Almu I'' in Gwynn's edition | ||
}} | |Compare=Dinnshenchas of Almu II; Dinnshenchas of Almu (prose); Fotha catha Cnucha; Macgnímartha Find; | ||
|Expansion=Aid:Dinnshenchas Érenn}} | |||
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