Sgél ingnadh and so for Maelosdan

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‘Anecdota from Irish MSS’ (II), ed. Kuno Meyer, The Gaelic Journal 4, no. 38 (May 1891) 88-89

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Royal Irish Academy Ms D iv 2, cat. no. 1223, f. 48 v (according to the earlier pagination followed by Meyer, f. 50 b)

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Early Irish.

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Date: Final mark-up completed, 2007-11-07

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