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Lúin

 

Luin
[Old Irish lúin, lance]

One of the most famous spears of early Irish literature, belonging most often to Celtchar. To quench its thirst for blood, Lúin had to be dipped in a cauldron containing ‘black fluid’ or ‘poison’ from time to time; otherwise its shaft would burst into flame. Mac Cécht uses it to kill Cúscraid. Dubthach Dóeltenga borrows it for Cath Maige Tuired [The (Second) Battle of Mag Tuired] but loses it soon after.

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