Anecdota from Irish manuscripts

Story of the Abbot of Druimenaig 79
fuirri-si focliétóir isin clinuc 7 teid ant oircLindecli cona
muintir don chill 7 iar musclad don ingin asa cotlud is
amlaidh ro boi ina fior fon coimdeilbh cetarobai riamli 7
fuair a cloidem crosórdha cumdaigh for a glitn 1 7 is ed
roráidb: 'A Dlié cumaclitaigh, is max an ciacli a fnilim' 7
doclioidh iar n-acáine dermbair dia chétárus 7 aspert a
bhen fris iarum: 'Is rofada atái a n-écmais do thigbe'.
Is annsin robai^ an tegb n-óla^ arna oiregar 7 ro hinn-
sedh* an seel ingnadh sin do lucht an tigbe 7 araoi nir-
chreidedh an seel sin iiadha,^ ar adubairt a bhen nach
raibhe enuair do 16 'na hécmais. Fo deoigh iar tabairt
na comhartha n-imdha n-écsamail ferthar a seél-sum 7
berar breth 6 etorra 7 airchinneeh Croimglinne 7 is i
breth rucadh etorra in chlann do roinn ar dho 7 an mae
imarcaid bái ann do thabairt don airchinneeh ar son an
altruma 7 is amlaid roscarsad fri aroile 7 rl.
^ Ar n-érghi di asa cotlud is ann dobi na far .i. na hóclach
suairce soineamail 7 in chuigeal na cloidem F 2 ^qIjí
* lenna F * ro indis F ^ in seel mór iugantach do lucht
in tighi oil 7 nir chreidigh uad F " comarthad imdha 7
derbtha berar breath F, ivhich then becomes illegible to the end.
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