135. Trí fuidb dotcadaig: ráthaiges, etargaire, fiadnaise. Dotoing dia fiadnaisi, íccaid dia ráthaiges, doberar béimm n-etaigaire ina chinn.
[Note 135: foidb dothcadaigh M toindid a fiadnaisi BM iccaid a rathaigecht beiridh builleadha etargaire ina cind BM.]
136. Trí sethraeha góa: béss, dóig, toimtiu.
137. Trí bráthair uamain: sta! sit! coiste!
[Note 137: braitri N omain BM ist sta [et] coisde BM sta sit coist N]
138. Trí mairb fortgellat for bíu: med, airmed, forrach.
[Note 138: forgellait H for fiu BM meid armeid BM forach H]
139. Trí brothcáin rátha: rothicc, rosiacht, rotochtaig.
[Note 139: brothcain ratha N raithi L rodícc rosiacht roto_n_cai N]
140. Trí dubthrebtha: tuga co fúatchai, imme co for[.n]gaire, tírad co n-aurgorad.
[Note 140: doidbtrebtai tugai co fodaib imed co forrngaire N tuighe go foidibh M co foitib Lec tiriudh M]
141. Trí hiarnduba: fer tochmairc, fer gaite meirle, fer hic aisnéis.
[Note 141: fear fochairc Lec fer aisneisi N]
142. Trí maic beres drús do lonnus: tuilféth, fidchell, dulsaine.
[Note 142: lundus N tulfeith N dullsaine L]
143. Trí maic beres féile do ainmnit: grúss, rúss, rucca.
144. Trí maic beres neóit do deinmnait: crith, dochell, grith.
[Note 144: deinmnet N grith crith doicell N]
145. Trí húar fíchte: tipra, muir, núæ corma.
146. Trí fúammann móaigthe: fúam bó mblecht, fúam cerdchæ, fúam aratbair.
[Note 146: fuamandu moaigti N moigthi L fuaim bo mblicht N]
128. Three tokens of a blessed site: a bell, psalm-singing, a synod (of elders).
129. Three tokens of a cursed site: elder, a corncrake, nettles.[82]
[82] See my edition of _Cáin Adamnáin_, p. 13, note 3, and p. 38.
130. Three nurses of theft: a wood, a cloak, night.
131. Three qualities[83] that bespeak good fortune: self-importance, ..., self-will.
132. Three qualities[84] that bespeak misfortune: weariness, (premature) old age, reproachfulness.
133. Two sisters: weariness and wretchedness.
134. Two brothers: prosperity and husbandry.
135. Three unlucky...:[85] guaranteeing, mediating, witnessing. The witness has to swear to his evidence, the guarantor has to pay for his security, the mediator gets a blow on his head.[86]
[85] The usual meanings of _fodb_, 'accoutrement, equipment, arms,' do not seem to suit here.