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Abstract:In this note I will draw attention to the striking morphological similarity between Virgil's trilix and the Irish adjective tredúalach, which according to DIL is typically used to describe a lúirech 'corslet', and to its attestations in the Irish version of the Aeneid. I will tentatively suggest a Virgilian model for the collocation lúirech thredúalach.
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