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Fáilas was one of the four cities of the Tuatha Dé Danann, along with Gorias, Findias, and Murias, whence they came to Ireland. Morfessa was the instructor of learning there. In their departure the Tuatha Dé Danann took the magical stone of Fál with them. That stone would cry out to choose the rightful King of Ireland. SaveSaveSaveSave

Fáilas was one of the four cities of the Tuatha Dé Danann, along with Gorias, Findias, and Murias, whence they came to Ireland. Morfessa was the instructor of learning there. In their departure the Tuatha Dé Danann took the magical stone of Fál with them. That stone would cry out to choose the rightful King of Ireland.

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THE FOUR CITIES: four cities in the northern islands of the world. They were called Fálias, Findias [whiteness, brilliance], Gorias [heat] and Murias [abundance, muddiness]. In Fálias was a cold, hard stone that gave out shrieking cries. In Findias was a sword that conquered all adversaries. In Gorias was a flaming spear and in Murias was a cauldron of endless abundance and festivity. In each city was a druidical poet. Morfesa [greatly wise] was in Fálias; Uiscias [wateriness] was in Findias; Esras was in Gorias and Semias [dissemination, seeding] was in Murias. It was in these four cities that the Túatha Dé Danann were said to have learnt their magical arts and druidry (*dru-widjā-ag-tā-) [certain knowledge]. In Celtic languages, the native words for ‘town’ and ‘city’ often derive from earlier words denoting ‘enclosure’. The northern islands of the world may simply be a poetic term for the archipelago of islands that include Ireland and Britain.

source: Celtic Mythology

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