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Excerpt from Ogygia, or a Chronological Account of Irish Events, Vol. 2: Collected From Very Ancient Documents, Faithfully Compared With Each Other, and Supported by the Genealogical and Chronological Aid of the Sacred and Prophane Writings of the First Nations of the Globe
Therefore, according to the mof'c ancient hifio ries of Ireland, Cappa, Lagne, and Luafat, three fifhermen, being driven by adverfe winds from Spain to Ireland, landed at the mouth of the river Muad they were afterwards bverwhelmed in the deluge at Tuathinbhir. Forty days before the ?ood, on the fifteenth day of the moon, ' being the Sabbath; Cazfarea, Baronna, and Balba, with fifty women and three men, Bith, Ladra, and Fintan, put in at Dun-na-mbarc Sliaw-beatha moun tain, in Ull'ter, was called after Bith; Ardladrann, in the county of Wexford, was denoininated from. Ladra; Fintan gave the name'feartfintain, to his burial-place, at fultuinnei and Cuil Keafrach.
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