Saltair Na Rann, Volume 3, is a significant work of Irish literature and biblical scholarship. Originally published in 1883, this volume contains a collection of Old Testament narratives rendered in Old Irish verse. Attributed to various authors and compiled possibly around the 10th or 11th century, "Saltair Na Rann" offers valuable insights into the religious and literary traditions of early medieval Ireland. Whitley Stokes's edition provides a meticulously transcribed and edited version of the text, making it an essential resource for scholars of Celtic studies, biblical history, and comparative literature. This edition remains a cornerstone for understanding the intersection of Irish culture and biblical lore, retaining its historical and academic value for researchers and enthusiasts alike.

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