188. Columba, Peter, and Paul. Calum-cille, Peadail, Agus Pol

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Carmina Gadelica, Volume 2, by Alexander Carmicheal, [1900], at sacred-texts.com

p. 136	p. 137
CALUM-CILLE, PEADAIL, AGUS POL [188]	COLUMBA, PETER, AND PAUL

p. 136		p. 137
LA domh ’s mi dol dh’ an Roimh, Thachair orm Calum-cille, Peadail, agus Pol, Is e comhradh a bh’ aca ’s a thachair bhi ’n am beul, Laoigh bheura, bhoirionn, bhailgionn, Mar thubhradh anns an dailgionn, Air an laraich seo gu ceann la ’s bliadhna, A uchd Dia nan dul is nan uile bhuadh, Triath nan triath ’s nan Cumhachdan siorruidh shuas.		A DAY as I was going to Rome, I forgathered with Columba, Peter, and Paul, The talk that they had and that happened in their mouths, Was loud-lunged, white-bellied, female calves, As was spoken in the prophecy, On this foundation for a year and a day, Through the bosom of the God of life and all the hosts, Chief of chiefs and of the everlasting Powers above.

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