Diplomatic Edition Vol 2
| folio (MS) | page (ed.) | text |
|---|---|---|
| 53b-104b | Táin Bó Cúailnge | |
| 105b/106a | 400 | Scéla Chonchobuir |
| 107b | 405 | Aided Guill meic Carbada & Aided Gairb Glinne Rigi |
| 111b | 418 | Scel Mucci Meic Da Thó |
| 114a | 426 | Talland Etair |
| 117a | 434 | Athirne Áilgessach & Mider Brí Léith |
| 117b | 435 | "Athirne and Amairgen son of Ecet Salach" |
| 118a | 436 | Aigidecht Aithirne |
| 118b | 440 | Aided Cheltchair meic Uthechair |
| 118b | 442 | Brislech Mór Maige Muirthemni |
| 119b | 444 | Beochobra Con Culaind isind ló fúair bás |
| 122b | 454 | Siaburchobra Con Culaind i llathiu a éitsechta |
| 122b | 454 | Cu Chulaind atbert. De aduentu Christi. |
| 123a | 455 | Nuallguba Emire |
| 123b | 458 | Aided Choncobuir |
| 124b | 461 | Aided Meidbe |
| 125a | 463 | Aided Derb Forgaill |
| 125b | 467 | Noenden Ulad & Emuin Macha |
| 126a | 469 | Tréide Cétna Labratar Iarna Genemain |
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