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	High Kings
		Cu Chulainn was responsible for her defeat in the cattle raid of Cuailnge.
		However, Cu Roi's beautiful wife, Bláithíne (Blathnat), possible daughter of Conchobar, was in love with Cu Chulainn, secretly sent a letter to him to take her away from her husband.
		Cu Chulainn attacked the dun and killed Cu Roi in a battle.
	www.timelessmyths.com /celtic/highkings.html (6716 words)

	Celtic Mythology: Kings, gods, link Celts to supernatural (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Cu Roi is further associated with the ancient "beheading game," a motif that crops up in legends across the globe.
		In the legend of Cu Roi, it is he who assumes the form of the threatening giant and lays down the challenge to the men of Ulster.
		During the reign of Cu Roi, there was peace and plenty in Munster, and he was considered to be one of the wisest and fairest of all that province's many rulers.
	www.underbridge.com /scathan/archive/1998/05_may/05.1998.myth.html (1594 words)

	Irish names and there meanings - C \| Southern Irish, SouthernIrish.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Cu Chulainn's birth name was Setanta, and was given his adult name after he killed a watch dog of the smith, Culann.
		Other early names that begin with cu are Cu Maige (Hound of the Plain); Cu Mara (Hound of the Sea); and Cu Coigriche (Hound of the Border).
		Cu was a common title of Celtic chieftains.
	southernirish.com /node/view/188 (1265 words)

	Red Branch
		Cu Chulainn immediately went to his king, he asked to take up arms like a man. Conchobar agreed and gave him spears and chariot, but the spears broke when he shook them, and the bottom of the chariot shattered when he stomped his foot on it.
		Cu Chulainn was mortally wounded from his own spear, gae bolg, hurled by Lugaid Mac Cu Roi.
		Lugaid (Lewy) was the son of Cú Roi (king of Munster) and Bláithíne (Blathnat).
	www.timelessmyths.com /celtic/redbranch.html (3380 words)

	Bradley University 1999 Irish Multimedia Safari (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Cu Roi mac Dari was a legendary sorcerer, an evil magician who resided in the south of Ireland in the dim mists of the prehistoric Iron Age.
		Although Cu Roi was, by right, able to claim as his reward the lovely lady Blathnad, Cu Chulainn wanted the woman for himself.
		When Cu Chulainn would not agree to turn his lover over to Cu Roi, the magician turned upon him, thrust him into the earth to his armpits, cropped his hair with his sword, rubbed cow-dung into his head, and then went home to his fort on top of the mountain.
	gcc.bradley.edu /ireland/99/63.html (1772 words)

	A Druid's life in Arizona
		Cu Chulainn, overwhelmed with remorse and grief, carried the dying Conlai to his house and afterwards buried his forgotten son.
		Cu Chulainn’s mother was Dechtire, the daughter of the Druid Cathbad, an advisor to the King Conchobhar Mac Nessa.
		Cu Chulainn asked for Emer’s hand but Fogall, who was against the match, pointed out that Cu Chulainn had yet to establish his reputation as a warrior and suggested that he should go and learn from the Scottish Champion Domhall.
	members.cox.net /skullarix/dofw.html (3498 words)

	The Tragic Death of Cu Roi mac Dairi
		Cu Roi mac Dairi went with the men of Ulster then to the siege, and they did not recognize him, that is, they called him the man in the grey mantle.
		Cu Roi turned upon the latter, thrust him into the earth to his armpits, cropped his hair with his sword, rubbed cow-dung into his head, and then went home.
		Thereupon Cu Roi went inside, and the woman bathed him, and she bound his hair to the bedposts and rails, and took his sword out of its scabbard and threw open the stronghold.
	www.maryjones.us /ctexts/curoi.html (1099 words)

	Glossary: Cuchulainn
		Cu Chulainn's love of fame and lust for battle led him into many adventures both honorable and dishonorable.
		When he and his followers raided the Otherworld with the help of the sorcerer Cu Roi, but refused to share with him, Cu Roi buried Cu Chulainn up to his armpits and shaved off all his hair.
		Cu Chulainn killed the otter and then realized the prophecy of his final exploit had been fulfilled.
	www.harbour.sfu.ca /~hayward/van/glossary/cuchulainn.html (996 words)

	Ti`nh ku'c chie^`u thu
		ra'c roi', nho' dung` dau` thai vao` cai' gia dinh` nao` khong co' con trai.
		CQ cam` bi` thu len, roi` gom het' nhung~ giay' to` da~ ky' noi' nhanh.
		Roi` lam` lui~ buoc' ra hem?, khong quay dau` lai.
	members.fortunecity.com /hahai/truyen/tinhkhucchieuthu1.htm (4674 words)

	The Ulster Cycle
		Thereupon Cu Chulainn let the palace down until seven feet of the wattle entered the ground; the whole stronghold shook, and Bricriu's balcony was laid flat to the earth in such a way that Bricriu and his queen toppled down until they fell into the ditch in the middle of the courtyard among the dogs.
		That night on their arrival Cu Roi was not at home, but knowing they would come, he counseled his wife regarding the heros until he should return from his Eastern expedition into Scythia.
		As to Cu Roi's judgment upon these three, not a whit did he concede to Cu Chulainn upon their arriving at Emain." Cu Chulainn then declared that he by no means coveted the winning of it; for the loss thence resulting to the winner would be on a par with the profit got from it.
	www.ncf.carleton.ca /~dc920/bricriu.html (9809 words)

	Chu Chulainn and Jesus
		Cu grew up to be the mightiest warrior for King Conchobhar of Ulaid, which is usually translated as 'Ulster' (while not corresponding 100%, it was the historical basis for what later became Ulster).
		Cu could work what I guess Graves might call "miracles", although they were almost all of martial type: he could run along the blade of a sword, for instance, or throw a spear so hard it could pierce a tree as well as a man hiding behind the tree; that sort of thing.
		There's a great statue of the dying Cu in Dublin's General Post Office (GPO), which was the rebels' headquarters during the 1916 Easter Rising which more-or- less led to the final successful secession of most of Ireland from the UK.
	www.tektonics.org /copycat/chuchu.html (2203 words)

	Celtic Origins of Arthurian Literature
		It goes on to speak of all the "champion portions" Cu Chulinn wins and all the small battles he fights but It is not until the very end that most of the similarities come.
		Cu Chulainn then again caught up the head and gave it a blow with the axe and smashed it.
		Cu Roi was in a desguise of a bachlach when he sees Cu Chulinn.
	tomdevoss.www2.50megs.com /celticorigins.htm (6251 words)

	Celtic Male Names of Ireland
		Fergus mac Roich, foster-father of Cu Chulainn, was a hero of the Irish epic The Cattle Raid of Cooley.
		Fercetrniu — poet of King Cu Roi, whose wife caused the king's death; when the poet discovered this, he leaped over a cliff taking her with him to her death.
		Lugaid — son of Cu Roi and Blanaid, and known as the Son of Three Dogs because his mother had lain with three men with cu in their name.
	www.daire.org /names/celtirishmale.html (6716 words)

	Eyru RPG: Characters for the current Official Campaign
		Cu Roi: This ancient elf has lived in Eyru for over 500 years.
		He claims to have hitched a ride with one of the rare shipments from the legendary city of Tach after a "misunderstanding" in his own homeland to the east.
		Also there is Bebe's advice to Cu Roi to "keep his thingy in his trousers".
	www.eyrurpg.com /characters.html (894 words)

	Say you say Me
		Thoi hom nay to' cung chang biet noi gi` nua, cu' nhu ko fai la to thi` fai.
		Ai muon ngam la vang mua thu thi` lien he voi tui nha, ma ai co dia diem ngam mua thu dep cung cho tui biet voi nha, neu ru tui di ngam cung cang tot.
		, dang ay cu noi cho to biet trong Nha Trang co nhung dia diem nao dep de mai nay` co dip vao` tham to' con biet thong tin, hay la de khoe ban be` cung thu' vi lam chu !
	groups.msn.com /SayyousayMe/links.msnw (4420 words)

	Die Sage von CuRoi
		Birt (immurgu) inna bú & in n-ingin íarum, co m-bátar for Cathir Con Roi iter (í) & muir aníar.
		Is and trá ro-fes, ba Cú Roi da-n-ánic & ra-sárigestar.
		Luid Cú Chulinn íarum i richt adilcnig, co m-boí i Cathir Con Roi.
	www.ucc.ie /celt/online/G301031/G301031.html (1091 words)

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	Cuchulain (Celtic Demi-God, Guardians of the Galaxy character)
		She chose Cuchulain, but the other two were sure he had bribed her so they went to King Roy of Munster for a second opinion.
		When he refused to share his spoils of war with King Roy, the wily ruler sought to teach him a lesson by having him buried in the ground up to his head.
		Fercherdne, the royal bard, avenged King Roy by slaying Blathnad for allowing herself to be taken so easily and for giving herself to Cuchulain.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/cuchulai.htm (2563 words)

	Irish Names
		He then assumed the dog's place and duties and was renamed Cu Chulainn "hound of Culann." Other early names that begin with cu are Cu Maige (Hound of the Plain); Cu Mara (Hound of the Sea); and Cu Coigriche (Hound of the Border).
		Fercetrniu - poet of King Cu Roi, whose wife caused the king's death; when the poet discovered this, he leaped over a cliff taking her with him to her death.
		Lugaid - son of Cu Roi and Blanaid, and known as the Son of Three Dogs because his mother had lain with three men with cu in their name.
	www.ncf.carleton.ca /~bj333/HomePage.boys.html (9810 words)

	Novel C5-Dependent Mechanism of Neutrophil Stimulation by Bioincompatible Dialyzer Membranes -- ROSENKRANZ et al. 10 ...
		oxygen intermediate by CU occurred in the absence of serum.
		Polymorphonuclear leukocyte adhesion molecule regulation in six patients dialyzed with cuprophan (CU) or with polysulfone membranes.
		Expression of CD11b was determined after stimulation of PMN with cuprophan (Cu) in the presence of serum (S) or purified C5 under the influence of increasing concentrations of L-methionine (10 mM and 50 mM) for 15 min at 37°C. As control, similar inhibition experiments were performed using fMLP (10
	jasn.asnjournals.org /cgi/content/full/10/1/128 (4855 words)

	Powell's Books - The Celtic Spirit: Daily Meditations for the Turning Year by Caitlin Matthews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The primacy given to the night over the day by the Celts is a respectful remembrance of their beginnings and of their divine ancestor.
		One Irish figure who fills the role of DisPater is Cu Roi (KOO roy) with his otherworldly revolving tower in the West of Ireland.
		Cu Roi's partner is Blathnad (BLAN'id), the Goddess of Flowers.
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	Lojban Wiki : mu'ei
		Among other problems, I believe that is a misuse of da'i (for reasons adumbrated on Lojban List September 2002, but not added to the Wiki), and it doesn't make clear that it is in those worlds that the train breaks down that I am late.
		Note that PA ROI PU parses as PA ROI KU PU KU.
		If so, your sentence works, but — problematically — "mi to'e ricfu ro roi le du'u da'i mi ponse lo megdo rupnu" would be no more or less true in any universe in which at no time do you have a million rupnu.
	www.lojban.org /tiki/tiki-print.php?page=mu'ei (1877 words)

	Patria Potestas
		Interesting parallels appear in the Irish epic Aided Cu Rói: a warrior took the princess Bláthnat captive and treated her, along with cows and a cauldron, as spoils of war.
		Because of a dispute over the division of loot, Cu Rói carried her off again and made her his slave and concubine.
		She tied Cu Rói’s hair to the bed, took his sword, and “threw open the stronghold.” He was killed in the attack, but his druid seized Bláthnat and leaped off a cliff with her to avenge her “betrayal” of Cu Rói.
	www.suppressedhistories.net /secret_history/patriapotestas.html (3483 words)

	Gods (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Fergus - Name of several legendary characters, tho this one's virility was such that when his wife, a woodland goddess and ruler of beasts, Flidais, was away, he needed seven ordinary women to satisfy him.
		Fergus Mac Roi - King of Ulster who loved Nessa, mother of Conchobar; he suffered exile for her sake, and Conchobar inherited his throne.
		Later became tutor to Cu Chulainn, Conchobar's nephew; but he took Queen Maeves side in her war with Ulster.
	www.odyssy.net /users/erica/wicca/gods.htm (1602 words)

	Cao Thai Duy
		Ngay nay nam 2004 bo Vai dang chuan bi ve nuoc, the ma hom nay bo Vai da co vai duoc 11 thang 6 ngay roi.
		Cu Vai cua bo ngoan lam, bo co cam giac sau nay cu Vai cua bo nhat dinh tro thanh nguoi noi tieng, cu Vai cua bo co day du to chat de tro thanh VIP ma.
		This web was createdÂ with all love ofÂ parrents to let everybody know how important am I. Let see and you can know how I'm growing up.
	caothaiduy.blog.com (114 words)

	Lojban Wiki : mu'ei
		;__((mu'ei))__ [[ ((ROI)) ] possible worlds ROI: "p (= bridi) in PA possible worlds in which q (= sumti tagged by mu'ei)": (cp.
		** ''re nanmu cu prenu'' does not specify whether the claim applies to all worlds or just This World.
		If so, your sentence works, but -- problematically -- "mi ''to'e'' ricfu ro roi le du'u da'i mi ponse lo megdo rupnu" would be no more or less true in any universe in which at no time do you have a million rupnu.
	www.lojban.org /tiki/tiki-pagehistory.php?page=mu'ei&source=2 (1933 words)

	Celtic Gods/Goddesses and Other Characters of Mythology
		She fell in love with Cuchulainn and betrayed her husband by showing Cuchulainn how to penetrate her husband's castle.
		In the ensuing battle Cuchulainn killed Cu Roi and abducted Blathnat and Cu Roi's bard, Fer Cherdne.
		When they stopped for the night on a cliff top, Fer Cherdne revenged his king by grabbing Blathnat and jumping off the cliff to their deaths.
	storm.prohosting.com /bq0/godgodess.html (2654 words)

	Myth@Bungie.org -> Legends and Lore -> Journal of the Legion -> Sons of Myrgard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Something like a civil war erupted back west, too, as thousands of our own men unexpectedly rose to defend The Head.
		Two of The Nine were killed, which makes them something like The Three now, if you also subtract Murgen and Cu Roi, who did not escape the destruction of the Tain, and the others who have died this year.
		The only good news is that Alric is still alive, and will join us tomorrow.
	myth.bungie.org /legends/journal/j17_sons_myrgard.html (894 words)

	Myth@Bungie.org -> Legends and Lore -> Journal of the Legion -> Forest Heart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Legion is here alone, camped on the edge of Forest Heart and dangerously far into the territory of the enemy.
		Two of the Nine are with us, Cu Roi and Murgen, trying to make contact with the forest giants who live in this place, to beg their help against the Dark.
		No man has seen one of the giants since the first battle for Seven Gates thirteen years ago.
	myth.bungie.org /legends/journal/j14_forest_heart.html (857 words)

	Mythology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Cu Chulainn [son of sun god Lugh, Cu Chulainn kills hound but takes its place until owner gets
		Conlaoch returns later and kills many but is killed by Cu; Cu fights army of Queen Maeve;
		King Conchobar, Medb and Ailill, Fergus, Cu Roi, Finnabair, Noisi, Emer, Bricriu Poison-tongue,
	www.stanford.edu /~csewell/culture/myth.htm (10087 words)

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