ruṫ; W. S. trans, ‘wheels’ from
roṫ.
[29] Or, ‘the ordained who have broken their vows.’
Erdam, which, Mr. Whitley Stokes says, was the name used by the Irish ecclesiastical writers as equivalent to the Greek pronaos or narthex. See notes 1 and 2 to Ch. 13, ante.
[31] Cp. ante, Sec. 2.
[32] The Mórdáil at which these laws were passed was apparently held in the year 697, while Finnachta Fledach had been assassinated in 695. This anachronism affords yet further evidence of the comparatively late composition of our version of the Vision.