[217.] Trí ferlæ: .i. dardáin, áine, domnach. Mná co firu intib, beitit na mná sin fo dígrad ⁊ beitit a fir dia n-éisi. Satharn immorro is laithe coitchenn. Is comlíth dóib. Lúan sáer do dul fri cach les.
aoine satharn nó domnach N innib N beidis N
[218.] Trí gníma rátha: fosta, féile, lobra. Fosta i n-árus, féile, arná ebra góe, lobra hícce .i. lécud a lomartha i n-indligud dar a ḟechimain.
om. ratha L lubrai N anarus N heibre gói N lubrai ice .i. leacadh lomartha anindliged dar cenn feichiman N
199. Three chains by which evil propensity is bound: a covenant, a (monastic) rule, law.
[200.] Three rocks to which lawful behaviour is tied: a monastery,[106] a chieftain, the family.
[106] 'The credence-table,' N., perperam.
201. Three candles that illumine every darkness: truth, nature, knowledge.