dodrosce de. Am batar for a m-briathraib co n-accatar Mider that excelled it. When they were at their talking they saw Mider (come) chucu. Ard chustal ocus droch gne fair. Atrigestar Eochaid, to them. High ? girt (he was), and evil face (was) on him.? Rose ?[FN#134] Eochaid, [FN#134] This is a possible rendering, taking the word as a deponent form of atregaim. It would be more natural to take the word as from adagur; being equivalent to ad-d-raigestar, and to mean "feared him," but this does not agree with Eoebaid's general attitude. ocus ferais faelti fri. Is ed dorochtmar ol Mider. Is toreda ocus is and gave welcome to him. It is for that we have come, said Mider. It is cruel and is di-cheill no tai frim, mor decrai ocus mor aingcessa do thabairt form senseless thou art to me, great hardship and great suffering thy bestowing on me adethaind ni bad maith lat chena acht is bairnech mo menma frit. I used to get what seemed good to thee still but is angry my mind against thee. Ni bara fri bure dait-siu on do-gignestar do menma for Eochaid. Not anger against anger: to thyself the thing that shall choose thy mind, said Eochaid. Gebthar dano, ol Mider. Inn imberam fidchill? for Mider. Cid gell It shall be done then, said Mider. Shall we play at chess? said Mider. What stake bias and? for Eochaid. Gell adcobra cechtar da lina for shall be there? said Eochaid. The stake that wishes each of the two parties, said Mider. Berar tochell n-Echdach alla sin. Rucais mo Mider. Is carried off stake of Echaid in that very place. Thou hast carried off my thocell, for Eebaid. Mad ail dam no-beraind o chianaib, stake, said Echaid. If wish to me (had been) I could have carried it off long since, for Mider. Cacht cid adcobrai form-sa? for Echaid. Di laim im said Mider. Question what wishest thou from myself? said Echaid. Two arms about etain, ocus poc di ol Mider. Sochtais Echaid la, sodain, ocus asbert, Etain, and a kiss from her, said Mider. Was silent Echaid thereon, and said, tis dia mis on diu, doberthar dait ani sin. In thou shalt come in a month from to-day, (and) shall be given to thee that very thing. The bliadain ria tuidecht do Mider co Echaid do imbert na fidehille boi oc year before the coming of Mider to Echaid for playing of the chess was he at tochmarc etaine, ocus nis n-etad leis. Is ed ainm dobered Mider wooing of Etain, and nothing was found by him. This is the name used to give Mider di: befind conide asbert: to her: fair-haired lady, so that thence he said: a be find in raga lim O fair-haired lady, wilt thou come with me i tir n-ingnad hi fil rind into a land marvellous, that is music? Is barr sobarche folt and (thus) is the top of the head, of primrose the hair there, is dath snechta corp co ind: is colour of snow the body to the head: Is and nad bi mui na tai, It is there not will be 'mine' or 'thine,'