[Note 106: _om._ BMHLec achad N]

107. Tri hingnad Herenn: lige inn abaic, lige nEothuili, allabair i
foccus.

[Note 107: _om._ BMHLec hinganta N allubuir a fogus N]

108. Tri daurthige Herenn: daurthech Birra, daurthech Cluana Eidnech,
daurthech Leithglinde.

[Note 108: _om._ BMHLec]

109. Tri hingena berta miscais do mithocod: labra, lesca, anidna.

[Note 109: do mitocuid N do togud BM lesce N anidna N nemidna BM .i.
esinrucas _add._ H]

110. Tri hingena berta seirc do chaintocud: tua, escuss, idnae.

[Note 110: beres L berta seircce de caintogud BM serc N caintocaid N
tri hadbair serci Lec toa esces idna N esca BMLec]

111. Tri tua ata ferr labra: tua fri forcital, tua fri hairfitiud, tua
fri procept.

[Note 111: labrai N sproicept B sproicepht M fri aithfrend N]

112. Tri labra ata ferr tua: ochan rig do chath, sreth immais, molad iar
luag.

[Note 112: uchan N ocon_n_ BM hairfidiud _no_ fis BM luadh B]

113. Tri hailgesa etualaing .i. eirg cen co dechais, tuc cenitbe, dena
ceni derna.

[Note 113: haisgeadha edualaing B erg gen cotis H tuc gen gud beirg
(?) gen go gaemais dena gen go heda B tuca gen cobe N gen gudbe M gen
[go] dernais N gen go feta HM]

114. Tri hamaite bit[e] i ndrochthig oiged .i. sentrichem senchaillige,
roschaullach ingine moile, sirite gillai.

[Note 114: hamaide drochtoighe BM sentriche caillige BM sentrichim N
rosc cailleach ingine siridhe gillai BM siride N sirithe L]

115. Tri hairig na ndualche: sant, craes, etrad.

103. Three signs of a fop: the track of his comb in his hair, the track
of his teeth in his food, the track of his stick[68] behind him.

[68] Or 'cudgel.'

104. Three ungentlemanly boasts: I am on your track, I have trampled on
you, I have wet you with my dress.

105. Three live ones that put away dead things: a deer shedding its
horn, a wood shedding its leaves, cattle shedding their coat.[69]

[69] Literally, 'stinking hair.'

106. Three places of Ireland to make you start: Tulach na n-Escop,[70]
Achad Deo,[71] Duma mBuirig.

[70] A hill near Kildare. See Thesaurus Palaeo-hibernicus ii.. p. 335.

[71] At Tara. See Todd's _Irish Nennius_, p. 200.

107. Three wonders of Ireland: the grave of the dwarf,[72] the grave of
Trawohelly,[73] an echo near.[74]

[72] Somewhere in the west (i n-iarthar Erenn, Fel., p. clvii).

[73] See Todd's _Irish Nennius_, p. 199, and Zeitschrift fuer Celt. Phil,
v., p. 23.

[74] Noth