191:#278 states Cet wounded Mend son of Sál-cholg 'Heel-sword' in the throat, and in #279 states " Cet wounded Cuscraid through his mouth, and shore off the point of his tongue, so that he was dumb (mend) thereafter."
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216:The Battle of Airtech
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39:) /KOOS-kri
1081:Categories
1004:Mesca Ulad
954:Magh Meall
741:Fir Fálgae
224:References
205:Leahy 1905
177:Meyer 1894
134:Meyer 1894
93:warp spasm
85:Cúchulainn
47:Mend Macha
33:Maier 1997
917:Locations
898:Fragarach
893:Caladbolg
861:Creatures
639:Mac Cécht
624:Findabair
614:Etarcomol
502:Findchóem
482:Deichtine
467:Cruinniuc
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110:Footnotes
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934:Cuailghe
929:Cruachan
903:Gáe Bulg
766:Scáthach
756:Mesgegra
696:Bláthnat
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477:Cúscraid
452:Celtchar
348:(1997),
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17:Cúscraid
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619:Ferdiad
547:Súaltam
487:Deirdre
447:Cathbad
442:Bricriu
432:Athirne
317:English
57:in the
939:Dealga
852:Nemain
822:Lí Ban
792:Bébinn
787:Aengus
736:Fedelm
711:Connla
686:Achall
679:Others
660:Cú Roí
634:Fráech
604:Bélchú
542:Sencha
537:Naoise
527:Mugain
492:Fedelm
415:Ulster
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968:Texts
842:Midir
832:Macha
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802:Dáire
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51:Macha
21:Irish
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721:Emer
691:Aífe
644:Nera
589:Medb
532:Neas
512:Láeg
361:ISBN
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284:ISBN
155:2012
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