Sualtam

First appears: The Sick-bed of Cuchulain · Part 1

In Part 1 of The Sick-bed of Cuchulain, a verse speaks of Cuchulain as “Cuchulain, of Sualtam son,” and says that if he had been in the speaker’s land as a friend, he would have safely won in peace the things he had seen in visions.

Relationship record

The Sick-bed of Cuchulain · Part 1

• child: Cuchulain “'If now in my land, as my friend, had been Cuchulain, of Sualtam son, The things that in visions he late hath seen In peace would he safe have won.'”

The Combat at the Ford · Part 2

• child: Cuchulain “Then did Cuchulain, the fighter of battles, the skilful in feats, the winner of victory, that red-sworded hero, the son of Sualtam, leap into his chariot.”

The Driving of the Cattle of Flidais · Literal Translation · Part 1

• child: Cuchulain “together with that which had been in the hands of Cuchulain, the son of Sualtam.”

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Extracted from the original text of Heroic Romances of Ireland. Made with Rho MD.