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Cessair

Cessair or Cesair (Modern Irish: Ceasair, meaning 'sorrow, affliction') is a character from a medieval Irish origin myth, best known from the 11th-century chronicle text Lebor Gabála Érenn. According to the Lebor Gabála, she was the leader of the first inhabitants of Ireland, arriving before the Biblical flood. The tale may have been an attempt to…

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Triples58
Avg. degree1.96
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Cessair → Alba, An, Archaeologist, Bairrfhind, Banba, Bith, British, Christianized, Cín Dromma Snechtai, Espa, Fintán, Fintán/Mac Cuill, Fódla, German, Germans, Gothiam, Goths, Ireland, Irish, It
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Cessair → According, Biblical, Birren, Bith, Bituitus, Bóchra, Celtic Bitu, Cessair's, Fintan, However, In, Ireland, Ladra, Lebor Gabála, Noah, Noah's, Noah's Ark, The, They, This

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ireland flood women according irish three fintán tale bith mac man lebor gabála men ladra first myth versions medieval world

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Cessairrelated to Other versionsArchaeologist0.60section
Cessairrelated to Other versionsMallory0.60section
Cessairrelated to Other versionsThe0.60section
Cessairrelated to Other versionsWexford0.60section
Cessairrelated to Other versionsAn0.60section
Cessairrelated to Other versionsCín Dromma Snechtai0.60section
Cessairrelated to Other versionsIreland0.60section
Cessairrelated to Other versionsBanba0.60section
Cessairrelated to Other versionsShe0.60section
Cessairrelated to Other versionsFódla0.60section
Cessairrelated to Other versionsIrish0.60section
Cessairrelated to Other versionsTheir0.60section

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