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Start of eBook	1
PREFACE	1
I. The Prologue	5
II. The Embassage to Dare and the Occasion of the Tain	5
III. The Gathering of Medb’s Forces	5
IV. The Youthful Exploits of Cuchulain	6
V. The Single Combats of Cuchulain	6
VI. The Gathering of the Ulstermen and the Final Battle of the Tain	6
VII. The End of the two Bulls	7
WORKS ON THE TAIN BO CUALNGE	12
Here beginneth Tain Bo Cualnge	17
I	17
II	19
III	21
IV	23
V	26
VI	27
VII	43
VIIa	48
VIIb	52
VIIc	66
VIII	67
VIIIa	69
VIIIb	69
VIIIc	70
VIIId	73
VIIIe	74
VIIIf	76
IX	79
X	85
XI	92
XII	96
XIIa	99
XIIb	99
XIIc	100
XIId	101
XIIe	102
XIIf	103
XIII	103
XIV	105
XIVa	108
XIVb	112
XV	112
XVI	121
XVIa	122
XVII	123
XVIIa	125
XVIIb	127
XVIIc	132
XVIId	133
XVIII	135
XVIIIa	135
XVIIIb	136
XIX	136
XIXa	139
XIXb	140
XIXc	140
XX	143
XXI	177
XXII	177
XXIIa	180
XXIII	186
XXIIIa	187
XXIIIb	188
XXIIIc	188
XXIIId	190
XXIIIe	192
XXIIIf	192
XXIV	194
XXIVa	199
XXV	200
XXVI	225
XXVII	227
XXVIIa	228
XXVIII	237
XXIX	239
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Bacca: in Corcumruad	243
Callann: the Callan, a river near Emain Macha	244
Dall Scena: a place north of Aile	245
Elg: an old name for Ireland	246
	247
Gabal: the Feeguile, a river in the King’s County	248
Ialla Ilgremma: near Sliab Betha and Mag Dula	248
	249
MacMagach: relatives of Ailill	249
Nemain: the Badb	250
Ochain: the name of Conchan bar’s shield	250
Partraige beca: Partry in Slechta south-west of Kells, in Meath	250
Rath Airthir: a place in Connacht	250
Sas: a river in Conalle Murthemni	250
Tadg: a river in Conalle Murthemni	251
Uachtur Lua: in the land of Ross	252

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