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|OtherTitles=Córus bard cona bairdni
|OtherTitles=Córus bard cona bairdni
|TitleInfo=The tract may be best known by Thurneysen's editorial title. It is also called ''Córus bard cona bairdni'' ‘The hierarchy of bards (''baird'') with its bardic composition/craft (''bairdne'')’, after the title heading which occurs in TCD MS 1308.
|TitleInfo=The tract may be best known by Thurneysen's editorial title. It is also called ''Córus bard cona bairdni'' ‘The hierarchy of bards (''baird'') with its bardic composition/craft (''bairdne'')’, after the title heading which occurs in TCD MS 1308.
|Classification=Subject:writing on metrics and versification
|Classification=Subject:Irish learning on language and style;Subject:writing on metrics and versification
|Categories=Irish texts; Irish texts on language and literature
|Categories=Irish texts; Irish texts on language and literature
|ShortDescription=Irish tract on the poetic metres that the seven grades of the noble bards (''sóerbaird'') had to master. Every type of metre is illustrated by a stanza from a bardic poem. Many of the poems cited in this way are no longer extant in their complete form.
|ShortDescription=Irish tract on the poetic metres that the seven grades of the noble bards (''sóerbaird'') had to master. Every type of metre is illustrated by a stanza from a bardic poem. Many of the poems cited in this way are no longer extant in their complete form.

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