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Tag Archives: Beatrice Elvery
1913: Then from the Darkness there Came Another Sound
Beatrice Elvery: Fionn and Áillen (1913); illustration for Violet Russell’s Heroes of the Dawn (source) In Irish mythology, Áillen the Burner came forth every Samhain from Mag Mell, the underworld, to burn the scared site of Tara to the ground … Continue reading
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Tagged 12th Century, 1910's, 20th Century, Beatrice Elvery, Fionn mac Cumhaill, Ireland, Mythology, Violet Russell
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