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English: Breac Maodhóg (c 1867 drawing by Margaret Stokes)
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Source "On Two Works Of Ancient Irish Art Known As The Breac Moedog, Or Shrine Of St. Moedog, And The Soiscel Molaise, Or Gospel Of St. Molaise" (1871).
Author Margaret Stokes

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