Carmina Gadelica, Volume 2, by Alexander Carmicheal, [1900]
| | UIBE | INCANTATIONS | |
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| 122. | Eolas na Ruaidh Faic, a Mhic ’s a Chriosda | Charm for Rose Behold, Son and Christ | 3 |
| 123. | Eolas na Ruaidh A ruadh ghaothar, atar, aogail | Charm for Rose Thou rose windy, swelling, deadly | 5 |
| 124. | Eolas na Ru A ru eugail, aogail, atail | Charm for Rose Thou rose deathly, deadly, swollen | 7 |
| 125. | Eolas at Cioch Eolas a rinn GilleCaluim | Charm for swollen Breast The charm made by Gillecaluim | 9 |
| 126. | Eolas an Deididh Ob a chuir Bride bhoidheach | Toothache Charm The incantation put by lovely Bride | 11 |
| 127. | Eolas na Budha Air bhuidhe, air dhuibhe | Charm for Jaundice For the jaundice, for the spaul | 13 |
| 128. | Eolas sgiucha Feithe Rann a rinn ban-naomh Bride | Charm for a bursting Vein The rune made by the holy maiden | 15 |
| 129. | Eolas sgocha Feith Paidir Moire a h-aon | Charm for bursting Vein Rosary of Mary, one | 17 |
| 130. | Eolas an t-Sniamh Char Bride mach | Charm of the Sprain Bride went out | 19 |
| 131. | Eolas an t-Sniamh Chaidh Criosda ri croich | Charm for Sprain Christ went on the cross | 19 |
| 132. | Eolas an t-Sniamh Chaidh Criosd a mach | Charm for Sprain Christ went out | 21 |
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| 133. | Fāth-Fīth Fath fith | Fath Fith Fath fith | 22 |
| 134. | Sian a Bheatha Bhuan Cuirim an seun air do chom | Charm of the Lasting Life I place the charm on thy body | 26 |
| 135. | Sian a Bheatha Bhuan Cuirim Sian a bheatha bhuan | Charm of the Lasting Life I will place the charm | 33 |
| 136. | Sian Bride Sian a chuir Bride nam buadh | St Bride's Charm The charm put by Bride | 35 |
| 137. | Sian Sian a chuir Moir air a Mac | Sain The sain put by Mary on her Son | 37 |
| 138. | Eolas Gradhaich Chan eolas gradhach duit | Love Charm It is not love knowledge to thee | 39 |
| 139. | Eolas Gradhaidh Eolas gradhaidh dut | Love Charm A love charm for thee | 41 |
| 140. | Cronachduinn Suil Co a thilleas cronachduinn suil? | Thwarting the Evil Eye Who shall thwart the evil eye? | 43 |
| 141. | Eolas a Bheum Shula Saltraim air an t-suil | Exorcism of the Eye I trample upon the eye | 45 |
| 142. | Cronachdain Suil Churnaich suil thu | Counteracting the Evil Eye An eye covered thee | 49 |
| 143. | Uibe ri Shul Uibe gheal chuir Muire mhin | Spell for Evil Eye The fair spell that lovely Mary sent | 53 |
| 144. | Obi ri Shuil Cuirim an obi seo ri m’ shuil | Charm for the Eye I place this charm to mine eye | 55 |
| 145. | Eoir Beum Sula Ge be co rinn duit an t-suil | Charm for the Evil Eye Whoso laid on thee the eye | 57 |
| 146. | Eolas Peadair is Seumas is Eoin | Charm Peter and James and John | 59 |
| 147. | Mallachd Thainig dithis a mach | A Malediction There came two out | 61 |
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| 148. | Eolas a Bheim Shuil Saltruighidh mis air an t-suil | Spell of the Evil Eye Trample I upon the eye | 61 |
| 149. | Obi nan Sul Obi nan geur shul | Incantation for the Eye Incantation of the seeing eye | 63 |
| 150. | Oba ri Shul Cuirim an oba seo ri m’ shuil | Spell of the Eye I place this spell to mine eye | 65 |
| 151. | Oba ri Sul Oba mho-ghil | Spell of the Eye The spell fair-white | 67 |
| 152. | Ob ri Shul Ob a chuir Moire mhor-gheal | Spell of the Eye The spell the great white Mary sent | 69 |
| 153. | Eolas a Chronachaidh Buainidh mi a chathair aigh | Spell of the Counteracting I will pluck the gracious yarrow | 71 |
| 154. | Cunntas an t-Sleamhnain C’uim an tainig an aon sleamhnan | The Counting of the Stye Why came the one stye | 73 |
| 155. | Am Fionn-Faoilidh Cuiream fionn-faoilidh umam | The 'Fionn-Faoilidh' I place the 'fionn-faoilidh' on me | 75 |
| 156. | Eolas Tnu Ge be co rinn duit an tnu | Envy Spell Whoso made to thee the envy | 75 |
| 157. | An Dearg Chasachan Buainidh mi an dearg-chasachan | The Red-Stalk Pluck will I the little red-stalk | 77 |
| 158. | An Eidheann-Mu-Chrann Buainidh mis | The Tree-entwining Ivy I will pluck | 77 |
| 159. | Eolas an Torranain Buainidh mi an torranan | The Charm of the Figwort I will pluck the figwort | 78 |
| 160. | An Torranan Buainidh mi an torranan | The Figwort I will pluck the figwort | 87 |
| 161. | Eolas an Torranain Buainidh mi an torranan | The Charm of the Figwort I will cull the figwort | 91 |
| 162. | An Earnaid Shith Buainidh mi an earnaid | The Fairy Wort Pluck will I the fairy wort | 93 |
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| 163. | Earr Thalmhainn Buainidh mi an earr reidh | The Yarrow I will pluck the yarrow fair | 95 |
| 164. | An Earr-Thalmhainn Buainidh mi an earr reidh | The Yarrow I will pluck the yarrow fair | 95 |
| 165. | Achlasan Chaluim-Chille Buainidh mise m’ achlasan | Saint John's Wort I will cull my plantlet | 97 |
| 166. | Achlasan Chaluim-Chille Buainidh mi mo choinneachan | St Columba's Plant I will pluck what I meet | 99 |
| 167. | Achlasan Chaluim-Chille Achlasain Chaluim-chille | St Columba's Plant Plantlet of Columba | 101 |
| 168. | Eala-Bhi, Eala-Bhi Eala-bhi, eala-bhi | Saint John's Wort Saint John's wort | 103 |
| 169. | An Crithionn Mallachd ort, a chrithinn | The Aspen Malison be on thee, O aspen | 105 |
| 170. | Seamarag nam Buadh A sheamarag nam buadh | Shamrock of Luck Thou shamrock of good omens | 107 |
| 171. | Seamarag nam Buadh A sheamarag nan duilleag | The Shamrock of Power Thou shamrock of foliage | 109 |
| 172. | Am Mothan Buainidh mi am mothan suairce | The 'Mothan' I will pluck the gracious 'mothan' | 111 |
| 173. | Am Mothan Buainidh mi am mothan | The 'Mothan' Pluck will I the 'mothan' | 113 |
| 174. | Am Mothan Buainidh mis am mothan suairce | The 'Mothan' I will pluck the gracious 'mothan' | 115 |
| 175. | Ceus-Chrann nam Buadh A cheus-chrann chaomh nam buadh | Passion-Flower of Virtues Thou passion-flower of virtues | 115 |
| 176. | Garbhag an t-Sleibh Garbhag an t-sleibh air mo shiubhal | The Club-Moss The club-moss is on my person | 117 |
| 177. | An Dearg-Bhasach Criosd ag imeachd le ostail | The Red-Palmed Christ walking with his apostles | 117 |
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| 178. | A Chloimh Chat Buainidh mi a chloimh chat | The Catkin Wool I will pluck the catkin wool | 119 |
| 179. | A Chloimh Chat Buainidh mi fhin a chloimh chat | The Catkin Wool Pluck will I myself the catkin wool | 119 |
| 180. | Eolas a Bhun Deirg An ainm Athar caoimh | Incantation of Red Water In name of the Father of love | 121 |
| 181. | Eolas Bun Deirg Ta mis a nis air leirg | Red Water Charm I am now on the plain | 123 |
| 182. | Eolas a Ghalar Fhuail Eolas ta agam air a ghalar fhuail | The Gravel Charm I have a charm for the gravel | 125 |
| 183. | An Stringlein 'Each ’s an stringlein' | The Strangles 'A horse in strangles' | 127 |
| 184. | Sian Sionnaich Biodh sian a choin-choille | The Spell of the Fox Be the spell of the wood-dog | 129 |
| 185. | Ora Cuithe Cuiream tan a steach | Prayer of the Cattle-fold I drive the kine within | 131 |
| 186. | Feith Mhoire Faith Mhoire | The Ditch of Mary Ditch of Mary | 133 |
| 187. | An Eilid Bha Peadail is Pol a dol seachad | The Hind Peter and Paul were passing by | 137 |
| 188. | Calum-cille, Peadail, agus Pol La domh ’s mi dol dh’ an Roimh | Columba, Peter, and Paul A day as I was going to Rome | 137 |
| 189. | Eolas a Mheirbhein Eolas a rinn Calum | The Indigestion Spell The spell made of Columba | 139 |
| 190. | Eolas Chnamh Chir Mu dh’ ith thu fiar nan naodh beann | Cud Chewing Charm If thou hast eaten the grass | 141 |
| 191. | Eolas a Chrannachain Thig na saor, thig | Charm of the Churn Come will the free, come | 142 |
| 192. | An Eoir a chuir Moire Eoir a chuir Moir Oighe | The Charm sent of Mary The charm sent of Mary Virgin | 153 |
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| 193. | Ulc a dhean mo Lochd Ulc a dhean mo lochd | The Wicked who would me The wicked who would do me harm | 155 |
| 194. | Frith Mhoire Dia faram, Dia fodham | Augury of Mary God over me, God under me | 159 |
| | MEASGAIN | MISCELLANEOUS | |
| 195. | Ciad Miarail Chriosd Chaidh Eosai is Mairi | The first Miracle of Christ Joseph and Mary went | 163 |
| 196. | An Oigh agus an Leanabh Chunnacas an Oigh a teachd | The Virgin and Child The Virgin was seen approaching | 167 |
| 197. | Dia na Gile Dia na gile, Dia na greine | God of the Moon God of the moon, God of the sun | 167 |
| 198. | Dia na Gile, Dia na Greine Dia na gile, Dia na greine | God of the Moon God of the moon, God of the sun | 169 |
| 199. | Tearuinteachd nam fial Deir Calum-cille ruinn | Safety of the Generous Columba tells us, that | 169 |
| 200. | Coistrig Mathar An Dia mor bhi eadar | Mother's Consecration Be the great God between | 171 |
| 201. | Am Fear a Cheusadh Fhir a chruchadh air a chribh | He who was Crucified Thou who wert hanged upon the tree | 173 |
| 202. | An Coileach sin Sin ’d uair labhair a bhean bhorb | That Cock It was then spoke the rude woman | 177 |
| 203. | Manaidh Moch maduinn Luan | Omens Early on the morning of Monday | 179 |
| 204. | Moch La Luan Casg Moch La Luan Casg | Early Easter Monday Early on the day of Easter Monday | 181 |
| 205. | Manadh nan Eala Chuala mi guth binn nan eala | Omen of the Swans I heard the sweet voice of the swans | 183 |
| 206. | Manaidh Chuala mi chuthag gun bhiadh | Omens I heard the cuckoo with no food | 185 |
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| 207. | An Tuis Ri la do shlainte | The Incense In the day of thy health | 187 |
| 208. | Duan nan Daol Trath bha Ti nan dul fo choill | Poem of the Beetles When the Being of glory | 188 |
| 209. | Duan nan Daol D uair bha Criosda fo choill | Poem of the Beetles When Christ was under the wood | 193 |
| 210. | Duan an Daoil A dhaolag, a dhaolag | Poem of the Beetle Little beetle, little beetle | 193 |
| 211. | Taladh Eala bhan thu | Lullaby Thou white swan | 195 |
| 212. | Ban-Tighearna Bhinn Co i bhain-tighearna bhinn | The Melodious Lady-Lord Who is she the melodious lady-lord | 203 |
| 213. | Righinn nam Buadh Is min a bas | Queen of Grace Smooth her hand | 209 |
| 214. | Cill-Moluag Uill! hill! uill! O! | Killmoluag Uill! hill! will! O! | 211 |
| 215. | Am Breid Mile failte dhut fo d’ bhreid | The Kertch A thousand hails to thee | 212 |
| 216. | Fuigheal Mar a bha | Fragment As it was | 217 |
| | NOTES | | 221 |
| | NAMES OF THE RECITERS OF THE POEMS | | 374 |