GwYNN — The Liher Fiavus Ferr/iisioniin. 23 



f. 16 [68] r" a — Bai ingreim for Cristaidaib a n-aimsir Deiciti. 

 The passion of St. Christopher : cf. Leabhar Breac, 278*. Ends — 

 7 ni dearnaidh irchoid iarsin in srulh don cathraig. 



f. 17 [69] b — Maghnus dominus noster. 



A copy of the F'ls Adamnain : ed. Windiseh, Irische Texte, i. 

 Ends — 



in soecula soeculorum amen. 



f . 20 [72] v'^ a — Lethareigreimimn (r) ina shnini fein co ndlidhid na sagaird 7 

 na cleiridh na se neithi so do combed. 



Six points of behaviour to be observed by ecclesiastics at meal- 

 time. The lirst two or three words are obscure, and seem corrupt : 

 they probably conceal a quotation from some author. Ends — 



a tosach 7 a ndeireadh na codacb. 



f . 20 [72] i"> a — Fleadh mor doroinneadb a mac do Diarmuid mac Cerbaill. 



Edited by Stokes (Lives of the Saints from the Book of Lismore : 

 Pref. xxvii). Ends — 

 isin linn Breasal. 



f. 20 [72] v'^ b — Insipitt de crabadh scoili Sinilli. 



On the religious practices of the School of Sinell (or Sinchell) of 

 Cell Achaid. 



The piece ends with two stanzas attributed to Colum Cillo, 

 beginning — 



Ceall gin abbaid, olc an bes, 

 inunn ecus cruit cen ceis. 



f. 20 [72] r" b— Araile manacb robai oc procept. 



An anecdote telling how a sinner was brought out of his grave by 

 the power of holy water. Ends — 

 is aire sin nach anuim astigh. 



f . 20 [72] V" b — Bannscala maith dobi na hoigh sa domun toir. 

 Of a woman who was chaste, but a scold ; and how after death 

 her body was cut in two, and the lower half only was buried in 

 consecrated ground. Ends — 



is follus gu nach cora do duine ball de seacha a ceile da ballaib do cengul 

 re crabbadh acht iad leatb ar leath 7 rl. 



