Oengus the Culdee, The Forbidden Fruit (1912)
“ O God our help, whom champions prove, who fashioned all with perfect justice, not bright the matter of our theme (?) [3] the King who spake an admonition with them. Prince who gave a clear admonition. (The figures in brackets after the title of the chapters are the numbers of the poems or cantos in the text.) ↑ Lit. "share of a festival"; this is one of those chevilles which are frequent in this poem, often introduced without much sense to fill out a line, or to give a rhyming word. We have omitted a few of them in the translation. ↑ There seems to be some error here. ”
