The Amra Choluim Chilli of Dallan Forgaill (from Lebor na hUidre)
Dallan Forgaill / John O Beirne Crowe
English
Dallan Forgaill c. 600 CE · published 1871
86 pages
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Step into 6th-century Ireland to discover the 'Amra Choluim Chilli,' a miraculous elegy for St. Columba composed by the blind poet Dallan Forgaill. This text reveals the high-stakes world of ancient Irish poets and the extreme asceticism of a saint whose death left the world feeling like a 'harp without a small string.'
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