Cuchulain and Fand by Yvonne Gilbert, unknown date
"Then Emer went on to Emain, and there she sought out king Conor, and she told Conor of Cuchulain's state, and Conor sent out his learned men and the people of skill, and the Druids of Ulster, that they might seek for Cuchulain, and might bind him fast, and bring him with them to Emain. And Cuchulain strove to slay the people of skill, but they chanted wizard and fairy songs against him, and they bound fast his feet and his hands until he came a little to his senses. Then he begged for a drink at their hands, and the Druids gave him a drink of forgetfulness, so that afterwards he had no more remembrance of Fand nor of anything else that he had then done; and they also gave a drink of forgetfulness to Emer that she might forget her jealousy, for her state was in no way better than the state of Cuchulain. And Manannan shook his cloak between Cuchulain and Fand, so that they might never meet together again throughout eternity."
-The Sick-Bed of Cú Chulainn, transcribed from the Yellow Book of Slane
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-The Sick-Bed of Cú Chulainn, transcribed from the Yellow Book of Slane
Cuchulain and Fand by Yvonne Gilbert, unknown date. |
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https://manannan.net/library/cuchulain.html
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