

#Wunderbare Geschichten von Corpre Cromm mac Feradaig


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Wunderbare Geschichten von Corpre Cromm mac Feradaig
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Kuno MeyerElectronic edition compiled by Benjamin Hazard

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**Manuscript**2. Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, D.II.1, otherwise known as the Book of Uí Maine, f. 126b. For details see MS 1225, Catalogue of Irish manuscripts in the Royal Irish Academy (Dublin 1926–70) 3314–56.
**The edition used in the digital edition**2. **Kuno Meyer**, Wunderbare Geschichten von Corpre Cromm mac Feradaig in Archiv für Celtische Lexikographie. volume 3, pt. 3, Halle/Saale, Max Niemeyer (1906) page 224–226

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Created: By an unknown Irish monastic author.

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### Wunderbare Geschichten von Corpre Cromm mac Feradaig: Author: Unknown




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p.224


Rígfendidh cródha aindseirc robói i Connachta diarbo

comainm Cairpri mac Feradhaigh. Fer cróda coscrach, fer

debthach díbercach, fer mídénmach, fer aindsc*l*ech urbadach oc

milled & oc díb*eir*g na crích & na cennadach comfochraeib.

Dognídh *ra* crecha & oircni forsna críchaib fa comfocus dó &

nob*er*edh a fássaigib & i foithrib lais sin. Nognáthaiged co

menic i n-airimlib Lacha Rí & Sinda for díbeirg. Et dogníd

oircne & crecha ac Eblaigib tairis sair i críchaib cíanaib &

nob*er*ed i nDubt*h*or Connacht. Cotlais iarum i n-araili aidchi

i nGarmain átha Lúain, nónmar a lín. ótractadar arnabáruch

atconncatar iat féin nochta cen étaighi impa. Atconncatar do*no*

a curpu féin ina fiadhnaisi & ba mac*h*tud leó-som inní sin. ó

robói cách díb ic fégad a céili ní fetatar cidh dogéntais. Isí

tra comairli dorónsat: a cuirp do fácbáil ann sút & techt do

saigidh a mban dia fiss in iat a cuirp dobátar nó d*o*no in a

spirait amáin robátar ann.


Lotar di*diu* isin ló solus dochum a mban & deisitar for

colba in tigi & ní tucsat a mná óidh & cid fota nobeitís oc labra

friu, ní cluintís íat. ‘Tabraid biadh dia chaithim dún’, ol Corpre,

‘ar maso iat a cuirp filet imaind, caithfimit ní, & mine biat, ní

caithfem & ní bia esbaid for a caithfim-ne de.’ Tucsat biad cuca

iarum & ní faca nech istaigh a tabairt dóib cuca & ní bói esbaid

fair, acht slicht a mbeóil amáin ann & ní faictis cach conair no-téigtis

& ní tairmisctis na dúili impu cach conair rop áil dóib.





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p.225




Bátar són tra fri ré secht lá amlaid sin a n-écmais a

corp & siat for sechrán i coimtinólaib & a n-oirechtaib & ní

faicthi iat.


Tecait co araili ndálloc bói ac Brénaind Birra. Atchí

iarum Brénaind iat amail robátar ann. Itbert Brénaind: ‘Ca

táithi, a trúagha’, for sé, ‘& cia imned dorala dúib?’ ‘A tigerna’,

for siat, ‘guid-si in Coimdhi ma fis im ar comarlecad do saigid ar

corp doridisi.’ ‘Eir*g*eid’, for sé, ‘a n-ainm na Tríndóiti do

saigid bar corp doridisi et téiged Díma mo dalta-sa lib.’ Tán-catar

díb línaib iarum .i. Corpre & Díma & muinter Corpri co

hin Garmain átha Lúain. Docótar ina corpaib doridisi & ro-feidligsit

indtib fri ré ciana iarsain, conic de sin dligius Brénaind

Birra screpul ó cach duine do síl Corpri Cruim.


Bói Corpre for díbeirg béus & dognídh ulcu cáich im cech ní

béus. Dorala dó-som fecht *n-an*d iar cor díbergi tect trí nónmair

co Daire Crema Corco T[*...*] Táncas cuigi in adaig sin & romar-bad

hé & rucad a[*...*] co dochar[1](javascript:footNote('G201031/note001.html')) Clúana Bairend & forfácbad forsin

nglaislicc úana[*...*] himedón itochair[2](javascript:footNote('G201031/note002.html')) béus hi tosach fogamair[3](javascript:footNote('G201031/note003.html'))

do sunnrod. Ciarán mac in tsáir hi Clúain m*ai*c Nóis in tan sa.

Gar reimi sin doróine Corpre a fáisiti do Dia & do Ciarán & tuc

a coib*sena* do Día ina fíadnaisi. ó'tcúala in cléirech a marbad,

docóid side co Tul*aig* nDroma & doradudh in corp cucu immach

& robenait na cluic ac na cléirchib annsin imon conid de

atá ‘Ard na Clocc’ forsin béus.i. forsin mbaili. Táncatar

ar sin co hairm a mbátar lucht in baili & i*n* cenn. IS ann

robói demon ic coimét in cind annsin. ‘Cid dogní annsin?’ ar

Ciarán. ‘Manuch díles dam intí isa cend’, for sé, ‘& is aire atú

ad comaidecht.’ ‘Ac tra’, ol Ciarán. ‘Ní fír són. Fer fáiside

dam-sa & do Dhía hé’, ol sé. B*er*ar úadha in cend iarsin &

fácaibt*h*er demon a aenur forsin licc, conic de sin nach maith

saltrad forsin lig forsa fríth in cenn, ar ní déin a les intí

saltras in lá dogní. Berar in corp & in cend cu Clúain meicc

Nóis iar sin, co tugad in cenn forsin méide. Tugad iarsin adurt

Ciarán fon cenn, co rolen don col*ainn* tre bréithir Ciarán, co

roaithbeóaig Cairbri ó marbaib. Ba crom a muinél ósin ammach,

conic de rolen Cairbri Crom de.




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p.226


Rogab Cairbri rígi úa Maine & dorat cúilfat[4](javascript:footNote('G201031/note004.html')) a fód fri

haltóir do Día & do Chíarán & na hImlecha a screbull a todúsc*th*e

et dorat mallachtain dontí dia chl*aind* dob*er*a a mainc*h*ine

ó Chiarán co bráth. & atbert beóus co sgértha ríghi &

airechus forsintí doroisidh a mainc*h*ine for Cíarán co bráth.

Fiarfoigis tra Cíarán de in rugad dochum nime nó iffrind hé.

‘Nímrugad’, ol sé. ‘Ar ní berar anum dochum nime nocu n-adnaict*h*er

in corp. Bátar tra demain & aingil ic imchosnum 'mon

anum ó doscarsat frisin corp hé. Ba treisi tra’, ol sé, ‘don

fáiside & don íarmeirghi ná dona holcaib ro-áirmidis demain

form.’ Conid mairg bís can fáiside de sin dogrés.


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