#Patraic cecinit


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Patraic cecinit
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Author: Unknown
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Kuno MeyerElectronic edition compiled by Benjamin Hazard

Funded by University College, Cork and  
The HEA via the LDT Project. 2. Second draft.Extent of text: 
730 words#### Publication


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#### Sources


**Manuscript**2. Brussels, Bibliothèque Royale, MS 5100–4, folio 49. For a full description of the manuscript see Whitley Stokes (ed.) The Martyrology of Gorman (London 1895) vii–xviii; and Joseph van den Gheyn (ed.) Catalogue des manuscrits de la Bibliothèque Royale de Belgique (Brussels 1901–48).
**The edition used in the digital edition**2. **Kuno Meyer**, Patraic cecinit (Mitteilungen aus irischen Handschriften) in Zeitschrift für Celtische Philologie. volume 8, Halle/Saale, Max Niemeyer (1912) page 110–111

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Created: By an unknown Irish monastic author.

 Date range: 600–900.#### Use of language


##### Language: [GA] The text is in Old Irish.


##### Language: [LA] The title is in Latin.


##### Language: [DE] One explanatory sentence is in German.


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### Patraic cecinit: Author: Unknown




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p.110


### *Aus der Brüsseler Handschrift 5100–4, S. 49.*




> 1. Cumma lem et*ir*
>   
> cen co tías ilLaighnib,
>   
> bat imda a n-airlig,
>   
> is léir for a n-airdhibh.
> 2. Cindus beiti cena
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> bat fássa a rát*h*a,
>   
> bidh fann a cumang
>   
> tall a laithi brátha.
> 3. Mór let a manac*h*
>   
> la Caemgen féne,
>   
> is dá trían la hAbán
>   
> is la Moling in tslébi.
> 4. In trían ná b*ér*at-somh
>   
> for nem dia laechraidh,
>   
> is íat-s*id*e bérat-sa
>   
> a lógh mo shaothair.
> 5. Is íatt-so na lochranna
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> da lasfatt Laighin,
>   
> dobér-sa anosa
>   
> a crosa darm'aigidh.
> 6. Ní loiscfe an tene
>   
> lam treasa talc*h*air,
>   
> nem *ocus* talamh
>   
> raghaidh dia manc*h*aib.
> 7. Gidhedh nogabdais
>   
> ó Bhir co Berba,
>   
> cech leth naragdais
>   
> ní tairgtais demna.
> 8. Bid fír an dordán-sa
>   
> dordaid dam aingil,
>   
> crícha in *chorpáin-so*
>   
> bid íad-so am an*main*.
> 9. Tog*aid*e an tríar-so
>   
> tairngires sinne,
>   
> in mac raith Eibbán
>   
> ataldar linne,
>   
> Moling na Taeidhen
>   
> is Caemgin Glinne.
> 10. Bad sgríbt*h*a a sgéla,
>   
> bad fleda a fadla,
>   
> níscoirset cesa
>   
> cen lessa a n-anma.
> 11. Cech saer nosléma
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> ar lár a t*h*íre,
>   
> acht aen díb ní gébha
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> rath, recht ná ríghe.
> 12. Cech aen ba nesa
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> da cat*h*raib calma,
>   
> bid íatt bus mesa
>   
> dúibh for bith Banba.
> 13. Acht co tí an lá-so
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> bat fása falma,
>   
> íar foillge flat*h*a
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> cen catha calma
> 14. Dáilfadh an Dúilem
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> dóib co lár a temp*ail*.
>   
> flait*h*ius ind alltair,
>   
> mait*h*ius in c*h*enntair.
> 
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> p.111
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> 17. Is na cléirigh aile
>   
> ticfat díb sunna,
>   
> bat crín is bat croma,
>   
> a bein, is cumma.
> Cumma.
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