- The Fairy-Faith in
Celtic Countries, p.369 Hull,
Eleanor (1898), The
Cuchullin Saga in
Irish Literature Edmund Crosby Quiggin (1911). "Cuchulinn". In...
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including one from on the Book of
Leinster by
Standish Hayes O'Grady in The
Cuchullin Saga (ed.
Eleanor Hull, 1898), as well as extracts, and
introductory text...
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location missing publisher (link) Hull, Eleanor. The
Cuchullin Saga in
Irish Literature (1898), p 94. "The
Irish ordeals, Cormac's adventure...
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linked to
Gaelic mythology, with the
hills being the
place where Cúchullin learnt archery from the
female warrior Scáthach. The
Cuillin are a diverse...
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Eleanor Hull
publishes The
Cuchullin Saga in
Irish Literature,
being a
collection of
stories relating to the hero
Cuchullin,
translated from the Irish...
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February 2016 at the
Wayback Machine, p.369 Hull,
Eleanor (1898). The
Cuchullin Saga in
Irish Literature.
Gwynn (1913), pp. 40–47 The
Metrical Dindshenchas...
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giant living in the neighborhood, from whom
Cuchullin attempts to
steal his fine light-coloured bull.
Cuchullin impersonates a herd (herdsman) and enters...
- 1898, pp. 44–48. Hull 1898, pp. 48–49. Hull, Eleanor, ed. (1898), "The
Cuchullin Saga in
Irish Literature",
Grimm Library, no. 8 Gantz, Jeffrey, ed. (1981)...
- on LU and LL. The
translation is
reprinted in:
Eleanor Hull (ed.), The
Cuchullin Saga in
Irish literature. London, 1898; and in
Ancient Irish tales, ed...
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Ancient Irish Tales (New York, 1936, 1969), pp. 333–40
Eleanor Hull, The
Cuchullin Saga (London, 1898) Tymoczko,
Maria (trans.), Two
Death Tales from the...
