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THE
R G U M E N
CiUTHULLIN and Connal ftill remain on the Hill. Fingal
and Sivaran meet ; the Combat is defcribed. Swaran is
overcome, bound and delivered over as a Prifoner to the Care
of OJJian and Gaul. Fingal, his younger Sons, and Ofcar^
ftill purfue the Enemy. The Epifode of Orla, a Chief of
Lochlin, is introduced. Fingal, touched with his Death,
orders the Purfuit to be difcontinued ; and calling his Sons
together, is informed that Ryno, the youngeft of them, w^as
killed. He laments his Death, hears the Story of Lamderg
and Gelchojfa, and returns towards the Place where he had
left Swaran. Carril, who had been fent by Cuthullin to
congratulate Fingal, comes in the mean Time to OJJian.
The Converfation of the two Poets clofes the Adion of the
Fourth Day.
R G U M E N
CiUTHULLIN and Connal ftill remain on the Hill. Fingal
and Sivaran meet ; the Combat is defcribed. Swaran is
overcome, bound and delivered over as a Prifoner to the Care
of OJJian and Gaul. Fingal, his younger Sons, and Ofcar^
ftill purfue the Enemy. The Epifode of Orla, a Chief of
Lochlin, is introduced. Fingal, touched with his Death,
orders the Purfuit to be difcontinued ; and calling his Sons
together, is informed that Ryno, the youngeft of them, w^as
killed. He laments his Death, hears the Story of Lamderg
and Gelchojfa, and returns towards the Place where he had
left Swaran. Carril, who had been fent by Cuthullin to
congratulate Fingal, comes in the mean Time to OJJian.
The Converfation of the two Poets clofes the Adion of the
Fourth Day.
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Description | Selected books from the Ossian Collection of 327 volumes, originally assembled by J. Norman Methven of Perth. Different editions and translations of James MacPherson's epic poem 'Ossian', some with a map of the 'Kingdom of Connor'. Also secondary material relating to Ossianic poetry and the Ossian controversy. |
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Description | Selected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history. |
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