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sometimes called Cét-chath
Maige Tuired ("The
First Battle of Mag
Tuired") or Cath
Maighe Tuireadh Cunga ("The
Battle of Mag
Tuired Conga") or Cath
Maighe Tuireadh...
- Gray,
Elizabeth A. ed. tr., ed. (2003) [1982], Cath
Maige Tuired: The
Second Battle of Mag
Tuired,
Proof corrections by
Benjamin Hazard, CELT:
Corpus of...
- Redaction, ¶ 317.
Ellis 1995, p. 28
Stifter 1998 Cath
Maige Tuired (The
Second Battle of Mag
Tuired),
translated by
Elizabeth A. Gray. ¶ 125
Gregory 2015,...
-
Battle of Mag
Tuired". Cath
Maige Tuired. Gray,
Elizabeth A. (ed. & trans.) (1982). "167". Cath
Maige Tuired: The
Second Battle of Mag
Tuired. "Odras", from...
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Maige Tuired: The
Second Battle of Mag
Tuired". celt.ucc.ie.
Retrieved 29
August 2017. "Part 168 of Cath
Maige Tuired: The
Second Battle of Mag
Tuired". celt...
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First Redaction. Gray,
Elizabeth A., ed. "Cath
Maige Tuired: The
Second Battle of Mag
Tuired".
Irish Texts Society, Dublin, 1982. §12. Jones, Mary....
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first battle of Mag
Tuired and,
being mutilated, was no
longer suitable to be high king. So, for the
second battle of Mag
Tuired,
Nuada chose Lugh as...
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Tuired pp. 27–35 (Gray translation);
Annals of the Four
Masters M3304-3310;
Geoffrey Keating,
History of
Ireland 1.9 The
Second Battle of Mag
Tuired pp...
- Books, 2011.
Primary sources in
Medieval Irish Cath
Maige Tuired: The
Second Battle of Mag
Tuired.
Elizabeth A. Gray, Ed. Dublin:
Irish Texts Society, 1982...
- "beautiful horseman." The
scribes who
wrote down the text of the Cath
Maige Tuired record Bres as
meaning 'beautiful', however, this may be a
false etymology...
