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ERRATA.

Vol. xxxi. p. 109, note 2, Professor E. J. Gwynn points out that “Ailill Erann god of the bolg ga” is taken from a corrupt text, and should be read “of the diabul gaī” or two pronged dart.
p. 111, line 18, read “Oilioll.”
p. 112, add to end of paragraph, line 22, “and had nine war chariots of his own.”
p. 118, The four horse chariot (like that of Nudens) gave the name to Anroth of his line (Coir Anm. p. 291).
p. 120, note 4, substitute “Brit. Acad.” 1910, p. 292.
p. 123, end of line 19, for “South” read “South-West.”
p. 237, line 23, for “Mrs. John Borland” read “Eileen Boland.”




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