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From the end of Fled Dúin na nGéd: > http://www.ucc.ie/celt/published/G302014/index.html 942] Iomamain .i. láech amra d'Ulltaib intí Feardomun. Ní 943] térna didiu d'allmarachaib ass acht Dub Díad druí 944] do-deachaid fri folúamain asin chath & níro airis co h-Albain 945] cen luing, cen báirc & láech marb i lenmain dia leathchois, 946] dáig ro chuir Congal glas i cengal itir cech n-dís dia 947] muinntir ag cur in chatha coná teichead neach díb ó 948] chéli [lomamain ???], he was an extraordinary warrior of the Ulaid, this Ferdomun. No-one of the foreigners escaped, only the druid Dub Diad came flying out of the battle, and he did not stop (? ar·sissedar?) until Scotland, without boat, without barc, and a dead warrior clinging to one feet, because Congal had bound a fetter between every two of his men, making battle, so that no-one of them would flee from the other. David