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Iv. Uibe. Incantations. 153. Spell

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"Carmina Gadelica, Volume 2", by Alexander Carmicheal, [1900],

p. 70

p. 71

Eolas A Chronachaidh [153]

Spell Of The Counteracting

p. 70

p. 71

Buainidh
mi a chathair aigh

A bhuain Criosd le leth-laimh.

Thainig Ard Righ nan aingeal

Le ghradh 's le fhath os mo chionn.

Thainig Iosa Criosda steach

Le bliochd, le blachd, le barr,

Le laoigh bhoirionn, le ais.

Air suil bhig, air suil mhoir,

Air uachdar cuid Chriosd.

An ainm Ti nan dul

Cum rium do ghras,

Crun Righ nan aingeal,

Bainne chur an uth 's an ar,

Le laoigh bhoirionn, le al.

Gun robh agaibh fad nan seachd bliadhna

Gun chall laogh, gun chall bainne,

Gun chall maona no caomh charaid.

I Will
pluck the gracious yarrow

That Christ plucked with His one hand.

The High King of the angels

Came with His love and His countenance above me.

Jesus Christ came hitherward

With milk, with substance, with produce,

With female calves, with milk product.

On small eye, on large eye,

Over Christ's property.

In name of the Being of life

Supply me with Thy grace,

The crown of the King of the angels

To put milk in udder and gland,

With female calves, with progeny.

May you have the length of seven years

Without loss of calf, without loss of milk,

Without loss of means or of dear friends.
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