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- Medb – Mythopedia
Medb was the warrior Queen of Connacht, a proud, cunning, and desirable woman from the Celtic Ulster Cycle She is best known for initiating the Cattle Raid of Cooley to steal Ulster’s prize bull
- 20. The Combat of Ferdiad and Cuchulain - Mythopedia
Medb: “Domnall, then, or Carbrè, Niaman famed for slaughter, Or e’en folk of barddom, Natheless, thou shalt have Bind thyself on Morann, Wouldst thou its fulfilment Bind on smooth Man’s Carbrè, And our two sons, bind!” Ferdiad: “Medb, with wealth of cunning, Whom no spouse can bridle, Thou it is that herdest Cruachan of the mounds!
- Táin Bó Cúailnge: 1. The Pillow-talk (Full Text) - Mythopedia
“Not so was I,” quoth Medb; “the High King of Erin himself was my sire, Eocho Fedlech (‘the Enduring’) son of Finn, by name, who was son of Findoman, son of Finden, son of Findguin, son of Rogen Ruad (‘the Red’), son of Rigen, son of Blathacht, son of Beothacht, son of Enna Agnech, son of Oengus Turbech
- Morrigan – Mythopedia
As Medb invaded the north, all the men of Ulster were inflicted with a debilitating curse Cú Chulainn alone was spared, and he single-handedly defended Ulster’s borders During a break in the combat, a young maiden offered herself to Cú Chulainn as a lover, but was promptly rejected
- Cu Chulainn - Mythopedia
In the end, Medb’s forces were pushed back, and the Donn Cúailnge remained within Ulster’s borders for the time being At just eighteen years of age, Cú Chulainn had gained a reputation as the fiercest warrior in Ireland Death Over the next few years, Cu Chulainn gained a number of powerful enemies beyond Medb
- 19. The Battle of Fergus and Cuchulain - Mythopedia
“Ill would it befit me,” quoth Fergus, "to fight with a callow young lad without any beard, and mine own disciple, the fosterling of Ulster, the foster-child that sat on Conchobar’s knee, the lad from Craeb Ruad (‘Red Branch’) ” Howbeit Medb murmured sore that Fergus foreswore her combat and battle
- Táin Bó Cúailnge: 16A. The Healing of the Morrigan (Full Text)
Then Medb ordered out the hundred armed warriors of her body-guard at one and the same time to assail Cuchulain Cuchulain attacked them all, so that they fell by his hand at Ath Celt Cuilè (‘Ford of the First Crime’) “It is a dishonour for us that our people are slaughtered in this wise,” quoth Medb
- 29. The Account of the Brown Bull of Cualnge - Mythopedia
Such, then, is the account and the fate of the Brown Bull of Cualnge and the end of the Táin by Medb of Cruachan daughter of Eocho Fedlech, and by Ailill son of Maga, and by all the men of Ulster up to this point Ailill and Medb made peace with the men of Ulster and with Cuchulain For seven years there was no killing of men amongst them in Erin
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