Aibidil Luigne maic Éremóin

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Title	Aibidil Luigne maic Éremóin ‘The alphabet of Luigne son of Éremón’ Meyer and Smith initially read Cuigne for Luigne, but since Ó Cuív pointed out that part of the initial was cut off by the binder, the text is known by its restored title.[1]
Manuscripts	Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 23 P 2 = Book of Lecan, p. 176a 2
Description	Collection of proverbs and legal precepts
Textual relationships	Some of the “legal and proverbial maxims [...] are also found in the surviving law-texts and in other wisdom-texts, particularly Tecosca Cormaic” (Kelly).[2]

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Sources

Editions and translations

Smith, Roland M., “The alphabet of Cuigne mac Emoin”, Zeitschrift für celtische Philologie 17 (1928): 45—72.

Meyer, Kuno (ed.), “Neue Mitteilungen aus irischen Handschriften (Fortsetzung)”, Archiv für celtische Lexikographie 3 (1907): 215—246. Celtic Digital Initiative; CELT: edition from items 2, 15 (224–226), 16 and 29; See further TLH

Secondary sources

Ó Cuív, Brian, “Irish words for ‘alphabet’”, Ériu 31 (1980): 100—110.