Finn Eces (Finneces, Finegas, Finnegas) is a legendary Irish poet and sage, according to the Fenian Cycle of Irish mythology. He is the teacher of Fionn mac Cumhaill, according to the tale The Boyhood Deeds of Fionn. For years he tries to catch the Salmon of Wisdom, a fish that will grant all the world's knowledge to whoever eats it. He is unsuccessful until he takes the young Fionn as his charge, but when Fionn cooks for him, he burns his thumb and puts it in his mouth. He therefore receives the fish's knowledge, which he can access by putting his thumb in his mouth again. Upon eating the salmon he recommends Finn take up the name Finn to fulfill the prophecy as to who will gain its wisdom, originally he was named Demne.
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| - San Fhiannaíocht i Miotaseolaíocht na nGael, file agus saoi na bhFiann ab ea Finnéigeas (Sean-Ghaeilge Finn-Éces). De réir an scéil Macgnímartha Finn, múinteoir Fhionn mhic Chumhaill ab ea é. Ar feadh na mblianta, bhí Fionnagán ag iarraidh an bradán feasa a bhreith, ach theipeadh air. Sa deireadh lá amháin, agus Fionn óg in éineacht leis, rug sé é, agus d'iarr sé ar a dhalta an t-iasc a réiteach. Dhóigh Fionn óg a ordóg ar chraiceann te an éisc, ámh, agus chuir ina bhéal í chun í a mhaolú. Bronnadh air dá bharr fios an éisc, a bhíodh aige pé uair a chuireadh sé a ordóg ar ais ina bhéal. (ga)
- Finn Eces (Finneces, Finegas, Finnegas) is a legendary Irish poet and sage, according to the Fenian Cycle of Irish mythology. He is the teacher of Fionn mac Cumhaill, according to the tale The Boyhood Deeds of Fionn. For years he tries to catch the Salmon of Wisdom, a fish that will grant all the world's knowledge to whoever eats it. He is unsuccessful until he takes the young Fionn as his charge, but when Fionn cooks for him, he burns his thumb and puts it in his mouth. He therefore receives the fish's knowledge, which he can access by putting his thumb in his mouth again. Upon eating the salmon he recommends Finn take up the name Finn to fulfill the prophecy as to who will gain its wisdom, originally he was named Demne. (en)
- Finn Eces (Finneces, Finegas, Finnegas; ... – ...) è stato un leggendario poeta e saggio irlandese citato nel ciclo feniano della mitologia irlandese. Secondo il racconto (L'infanzia di Fionn), è il maestro di Fionn mac Cumhaill. (it)
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| - Finn Eces (Finneces, Finegas, Finnegas) is a legendary Irish poet and sage, according to the Fenian Cycle of Irish mythology. He is the teacher of Fionn mac Cumhaill, according to the tale The Boyhood Deeds of Fionn. For years he tries to catch the Salmon of Wisdom, a fish that will grant all the world's knowledge to whoever eats it. He is unsuccessful until he takes the young Fionn as his charge, but when Fionn cooks for him, he burns his thumb and puts it in his mouth. He therefore receives the fish's knowledge, which he can access by putting his thumb in his mouth again. Upon eating the salmon he recommends Finn take up the name Finn to fulfill the prophecy as to who will gain its wisdom, originally he was named Demne. Nuada is referred to in some sources as Nuadu Finn-Éces, and certain authors suggest that the story of Fionn Mac Cumhall and the salmon of knowledge is related to the cult of Nodens or Nuada, which was introduced into the Boyne Valley mythological corpus some time in the early centuries BC. Nuada was integrated into Fenian lore as an ancestor of Fionn, the name Finn-Ecas meaning "Finn the Seer." (en)
- San Fhiannaíocht i Miotaseolaíocht na nGael, file agus saoi na bhFiann ab ea Finnéigeas (Sean-Ghaeilge Finn-Éces). De réir an scéil Macgnímartha Finn, múinteoir Fhionn mhic Chumhaill ab ea é. Ar feadh na mblianta, bhí Fionnagán ag iarraidh an bradán feasa a bhreith, ach theipeadh air. Sa deireadh lá amháin, agus Fionn óg in éineacht leis, rug sé é, agus d'iarr sé ar a dhalta an t-iasc a réiteach. Dhóigh Fionn óg a ordóg ar chraiceann te an éisc, ámh, agus chuir ina bhéal í chun í a mhaolú. Bronnadh air dá bharr fios an éisc, a bhíodh aige pé uair a chuireadh sé a ordóg ar ais ina bhéal. (ga)
- Finn Eces (Finneces, Finegas, Finnegas; ... – ...) è stato un leggendario poeta e saggio irlandese citato nel ciclo feniano della mitologia irlandese. Secondo il racconto (L'infanzia di Fionn), è il maestro di Fionn mac Cumhaill. Per anni il poeta aveva cercato di catturare il Salmone della saggezza, un pesce che avrebbe trasmesso tutto il sapere del mondo alla persona che lo avesse mangiato. Finn Eces non ci riesce fino a quando prende con sé il giovane Fionn. Ma, cucinando il pesce per il suo maestro, Fionn si scotta il pollice e si mette il dito in bocca per alleviare il dolore. Per questo è Fionn che riceve la saggezza del pesce, alla quale può accedere rimettendosi il dito in bocca. (it)
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