Oengus the Culdee, The Fall and Expulsion from Paradise (10th century)
“ King who drave from Thee the host of hell, who hast made them fast in equal wretchedness under trembling service, He (God) wounded in battle, though it was laborious, the keen wolf who was jealous. ”
Oengus the Culdee, The Fall and Expulsion from Paradise (10th century)
“ Is \ijladh, of which one meaning is "meat," or " food " ? 8 Or " it is thus according to rule," i.e. laid down for us. 3 Donad seems to be used in the same way as didnad, ' ' solace ' ' or "consolation," v.n. of didonaim, " I console." 28 THE SALTAIR NA RANN ('The SERPENT speaks) " Though on the plain l you be equal, yourself and Adam, O Eve, you are not more intelligent, O gentle, pure one, than any of the beasts. " However great be the host under you outside it is lamentable that you are without minds, like to any of the ignorant animals ”
