Compert Con Culainn and Other Stories
A. G. van Hamel (ed.). . Mediaeval and Modern Irish Series III. Dublin: The Stationery Office, 1933. Composed Old Irish, 8th-9th c.. In Old Irish.
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Contains the edition of Tochmarc Emire, the tale in which the four Gaelic quarter-days are named with a seasonal gloss each. Predates the ISBN system. Reprinted by the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.
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- Beltane
- Contains Tochmarc Emire, where Beltaine is third in the fourfold list.
- Cross-Quarter Days
- Contains Tochmarc Emire, the source of the fourfold division and of the seasonal gloss on each station.
- Imbolc
- Contains Tochmarc Emire, where Imbolc stands second in the fourfold list.
- Lughnasadh
- Contains Tochmarc Emire, where the station appears fourth in the list under the name Brón Trogain.
- Samhain
- Contains Tochmarc Emire, in which the four quarter-days are named with a seasonal gloss each. This is the foundational text for the fourfold Gaelic year.