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The Voyage of Bran

The Voyage of Bran (Old Irish: Immram Brain , meaning "The Voyage of Bran [son of Febail]") is a medieval seventh- or eighth-century Irish language narrative.

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The Voyage of Bran

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Avg. degree1.96
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The Voyage of Bran

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related to Classical sources · 20
The Voyage of Bran → Aeneid, Atlantis, Bran, Emain, Irish, It, Manannán, Mongan, Máel Dúin, Odyssey, Plato, Poseidon, The, The Voyage, There, Thomas Johnson Westropp, Uí Corra, Voyage, William Flint Thrall, Zimmer
related to Voyage of Máel Dúin · 20
The Voyage of Bran → After, Argonauts, At, Bran, Bran's, But, Diurán's, In The Voyage, Irish, Island, Joy, Máel Dúin, Máel Dúin's, Similarly, The, The Voyage, Togail Troí, Upon, When, Women
related to Mabinogion · 19
The Voyage of Bran → Bran, Branwen Daughter, Brendan, Brân, Brón, But, Celticists, Febal, Irish, It, Lir, Llŷr, Mabinogi, Manannan, Manawydan, Máel Dúin, The, The Voyage, Welsh
related to Saint Brendan · 12
The Voyage of Bran → Abbatis, Bran, Christian, Irish, Land, Otherworld, Promise, Saint Brendan's, The, The Navigatio Sancti Brendani, The Voyage, Tír Tairngire
related to Synopsis · 6
The Voyage of Bran → Bran, Narrative Envelopes, Structurally, The, The Voyage, These
is a · 1
The Voyage of Bran → combination of poetry and prose

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bran voyage irish máel immrama one land dúin women also mac island ms manannán bran's otherworld sea son aeneid emain

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The Voyage of Branis acombination of poetry and prose0.90text
the Odysseyinstance ofit can be compared with Classical sources0.80text
the Aeneidinstance ofit can be compared with Classical sources0.80text
some Scandinavian tales as well as some Brittonic tales told on what is now the United Kingdominstance ofit can be compared with Classical sources0.80text
particularly those preserved from Walesinstance ofit can be compared with Classical sources0.80text
The Voyage of Branrelated to Classical sourcesIt0.60section
The Voyage of Branrelated to Classical sourcesIrish0.60section
The Voyage of Branrelated to Classical sourcesOdyssey0.60section
The Voyage of Branrelated to Classical sourcesAeneid0.60section
The Voyage of Branrelated to Classical sourcesZimmer0.60section
The Voyage of Branrelated to Classical sourcesThe Voyage0.60section
The Voyage of Branrelated to Classical sourcesMáel Dúin0.60section

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