{"collection":"Classics","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/cla/cool/cool05.htm","path":"cla/cool/cool05.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/cla/cool/cool05.htm","text":"5. This is the Route of the T\u00e1in\nand the Beginning of the Expedition and the Names of the Roads which the hosts of the four of the five grand provinces of Erin took into the land of Ulster. On Monday after Summer's end they set forth and proceeded:\nSouth-east from Cruachan Ai, by Mag Cruimm,\nover Tuaim Mona ('the Hill of Turf'),\nby Turloch Teora Crich ('the Creek of three Lands'),\nby Cul ('the Nook') of Silinne,\nby Dubloch ('Black Lough'),\nby Fid Dubh ('Black Woods'),\nby Badbgna,\nby Coltain,\nby the Shannon,\nby Glune Gabur, \nby Mag Trega,\nby Tethba in the north,\nby Tethba in the south,\nby Cul ('the Nook'),\nby Ochain,\nnorthwards by Uatu,\neastwards by Tiarthechta,\nby Ord ('the Hammer'),\nby Slaiss ('the Strokes'), southwards,\nby Indeoin ('the Anvil'), \nby Carn,\nby Meath,\nby Ortrach,\nby Findglassa Assail, ('White Stream of Assail'),\nby Drong,\nby Delt,\nby Duelt,\nby Delinn,\nby Selaig,\nby Slabra, \nby Slechta, where swords hewed out roads before Medb and Ailill,\nby Cul ('the Nook') of Siblinne,\nby Dub ('the Blackwater'),\nby Ochonn southwards,\nby Catha,\nby Cromma southwards,\nby Tromma,\neastwards by Fodromma,\nby Slane,\nby Gort Slane, \nto the south of Druim Licce,\nby Ath Gabla,\nby Ardachad ('Highfield'),\nnorthwards by Feorainn,\nby Finnabair ('White Plain'),\nby Assa southwards,\nby Airne,\nby Aurthuile,\nby Druim Salfind ('Salfind Ridge'),\nby Druim Cain, \nby Druim Caimthechta,\nby Druim macDega,\nby the little Eo Dond ('Brown Tree'),\nby the great Eo Dond,\nby Meide in Togmaill ('Ferret's Neck'),\nby Meide in Eoin, ('Bird's Neck'),\nby Baille ('the Town'),\nby Aile,\nby Dall Scena,\nby Ball Scena, \nby Ross Mor ('Great Point'),\nby Scuap ('the Broom'),\nby Imscuap,\nby Cenn Ferna,\nby Anmag,\nby Fid Mor ('Great Wood') in Crannach of Cualnge,\nby Colbtha,\nby Crond in Cualnge,\nby Druim Cain on the road to Midluachar,\nfrom Finnabair of Cualnge. \nIt is at that point that the hosts of Erin divided over the province in pursuit of the bull. For it was by way of those places they went until they reached Finnabair. Here endeth the Title. The Story begineth in order.","title":"5. This is the Route of the T\u00e1in","type":"page"}