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The bristle of Balar’s boar, Diarmaid’s misstep and the gae bolga: background and analogues
This article, the third in a series focused on fantastic spears in medieval Irish narrative, aims to shed further light on traditions about, or more or less reminiscent of, Cu Chulainn’s most famou...
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