The Cath Finntraga Or Battle of Ventry [By F. O'Casey] Ed. From Ms. Rawl. B 487, in the Bodleian Library by K. Meyer

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The Cath Finntraga Or Battle of Ventry, edited by Kuno Meyer, presents a crucial text from medieval Irish literature. This edition, derived from Ms. Rawl. B 487 in the Bodleian Library, offers scholars and enthusiasts access to one of Ireland's great sagas. The saga details the epic battle of Ventry, showcasing heroic deeds and mythical elements characteristic of the period.

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