Imtheachta niasa = the Irish neid

This is a fascinating translation of Vergil's Æneid into Old Irish, made sometime before the year 1400. The translator, whose name is unknown, has added many fascinating details of his own, including a prologue and epilogue that link the story of Æneas with Irish mythology. This book also includes a glossary and notes that make it accessible to modern readers.

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