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Contents. V
Pages
Colmán Ela's account of the eight canonical Hours .... 83—84
The story of the Well of the Women 84 — 86
Cáilte goes to Ráith Aine 86— 88
The story of the two graves on Tráig Rudraigi 88— 90
How Cáilte ordered a hunt on the Mourne Mountains and met
Líbán daughter of Eochaid 91 92
How Cáilte made a half-quatrain 92
The story of Dub son of Tren and his daughter 92 94
How the minstrel Cas Corach came to Cáilte to learn Fiann-lore 95
The story of the Hill of the three Lovers 96— 97
How Cáilte and Cass Corach joined Patrick at Roe na carpat. 98
How Cass corach played to Patrick 98— 99
How Eoghan the hospitaller visited Patrick 99_ lOO
How the winter came on 100
The story of Conan son of the Lon Liath Luachra .... 101 — 102
How Cáilte found the well called 'Patrick's Palm' .... 103
The story of Manannán's cairn 104
The origin of Mag Baigni and Sliab Cainchenn 105
The visit and gifts of Étáin Fairhair 105
The story of Clidna's Wave and Teite's Strand 106—110
The origins of Báith Medba, Gort ind fostaid and Bos na
hechraide 110—111
How the fairy Scothniam visited her decrepid lover Cáilte . Ill — 112
The story of the Hag's Glen 112—113
How Patrick healed Cáilte's right side . 113
The death of Dubchraide the robber - . . . 115
The origin of Ard Senaig 115-116
How Aed, son of King Eochaid Redside, carried oli" by elves,
escaped to Patrick 116
How Pati-ick, Cáilte, Cass corach and Aed journeyed to Leinster 116
The story of Róiriu's Grave 117
The story of the Rough Washing (Garbthanach) 117—118
How Patrick was lodged by Coscrach of the Hundreds . . . 119
How Cáilte visited the Stone of Ai-ms, and slew the stag that
wasted Coscrach's crops 119—121
The story of the Stone of Arms 121—122
How Patrick caused the king of the Dési to be swallowed up 122 — 123
The story of the Well of the Mirror 123
List of the Fiann drowned in Loch Lurgan 123 — 124
How at Coscrach's banquet Cas corach played, and king Eochaid
Redside sought tidings of his son Aed 125 — 126
The story of the Lord's Hill and Aeife's Knoll 126—129