...sanctuary, when it was taken bv that howling, furious, loathsome crew, which was not plundered. . , . Neither was there in concealment under ground in Erinn,...that was not discovered by these foreign, wonderful Denmarkians(.Drtnníary(T)\7/í) through paganism and idol worship." The tables were now completely...

...furious, loathsome crew, which was not plundered by the collectors and accumulators of that wealth. Neither was there in concealment under ground in Erinn,...various solitudes belonging to Fians or to fairies, any thing that was not discovered by these foreign, wonderful Denmarkians, through paganism5 and idol...

...Neither was there in concealment under ground in Erin, nor in the narrow solitudes belonging to the Fians or to fairies, anything that was not discovered by these foreign wonderful Denmarkians." It has been questioned whether Malachy took any part in the battle of Glen Mama, and there has in recent...

...remembered that there never was, " in concealment under ground in Erinn, nor in the various secret places belonging to Fians or to fairies, anything that was...wonderful Denmarkians, through paganism and idol worship." This is otherwise explained by Dr. Todd, " that, notwithstanding the BEE-HIVE CHAMBER, DOWTH. potent...

...in the various secret places belonging to Fians or to fairies, anyInterior of Dowth Mound. 139 thing that was not discovered by these foreign, wonderful Denmarkians, through paganism and idol worship." This is otherwise explained by Dr. Todd, " that, notwithstanding the x try BEE-HIVE CHAMBER, DOWTH....

...Neither was there in concealment under ground in Erin, nor in the narrow solitudes belonging to the Fians or to fairies, anything that was not discovered by these foreign wonderful Denmarkians." It has been questioned whether Malachy took any part in the battle of Glen Mama, and there has in recent...

...concealment under ground in Erin, nor in the various solitudes belonging to Fians or to Fairies, any thing that was not discovered by these foreign, wonderful Denmarkians, through paganism and idol worship. Finally in the Annals of Ulster we read (sub anno 862) that The cave of Achadh-Aldai (ie probably New...

...Neither was there in concealment under ground in Krinn, nor in the various solitudes belonging to Finns* or to fairies, anything that was not discovered by these foreign, wonderful Denmarkians(.D«n maryai^A) through paganism and idol worship.'* The tables were now completely turned...