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Táin Bó Cuailnge(<800?) [Gaelic]

0-90128271-5(HB); Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies(IR); 1976; CvrPrice?

 KINSELLA, Thomas (translator)
 The Tain(1969)

(ISBN?)(?B); Dolmen(IR); 1970; CvrPrice?
0-19-280373-5(PB); Oxford University(UK); 2002; $18.95
0-81227837-2(HB); University of Pennsylvania(US); 1986; CvrPrice?

• MY
  Treats the story of Cuchulain. The Ulster Hero. (For the American among you, Ulster is Northern Ireland.) Cuchulain means the Hound of Culain. Culain was a smith who had a dangerous dog, which had to be kept down with three iron chains held by three strong men each. The boy Setanta killed the dog in a fight. The smith was heartbroken and Setanta made up by becoming a watchdog until the next bag of pups was raised. That's how he got his name Cuchulain. The story is pre-Christian and more for adults than for children. ;) (11 Mar 1996)
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