Cain
This biblical figure appears in the Lebor Gabála [Book of Invasions], where he is the first to see Ireland.
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This biblical figure appears in the Lebor Gabála [Book of Invasions], where he is the first to see Ireland.
In the Bible, the eldest son of Adam and Eve, who murdered his brother Abel out of jealousy and was condemned to be a fugitive.
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