Packet 1: Bonus 2

Mary Byrne translated an Irish lorica prayer attributed to Saint Dallán Forgaill (“FOR-gull”) as the hymn “Be Thou My [this word].” For 10 points each:
[10h] A genre of medieval religious narrative is named for what word, which partly titles both a Middle Irish text about Saint Adomnán (“ah-dov-NON”) and a Latin text about the Irish knight Tundale?
ANSWER: vision [or visionary literature or dream vision; accept Vision of Adomnán or Adomnán’s Vision or Fís Adamnáin or Visio Tnugdali or Vision of Tnugdalus or Vision of Tundale; prompt on dream or equivalents]
[10m] Adomnán is known for writing an early human rights treaty and a biography of this man, who also names an “Elegy” by Dallán Forgaill. This secondary patron saint of Ireland founded Iona Abbey.
ANSWER: Saint Columba [or Colmcille (“koo-lum-KILL-ya”); reject “Columbanus”]
[10e] Adomnán’s De locis sanctis is the earliest manuscript with a map of this city. Mappa mundi like the Bünting cloverleaf map were centered on this city, which contains the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
ANSWER: Jerusalem [or al-Quds]
<Waterloo, Religion> | A. Prelims 1 - Waterloo + Toronto A + Georgia Tech B

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2218.6496%46%46%

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
CambridgeRutgers10101030HME
Chicago AHarvard10101030HME
Columbia AUC Berkeley A001010E
GeorgetownGeorgia Tech A0101020ME
Georgia Tech CChicago B10101030HME
MITColumbia B1001020HE
Maryland AIndiana0101020ME
MinnesotaMaryland B001010E
NYU AJohns Hopkins0101020ME
North CarolinaUCF001010E
Northwestern AMichigan10101030HME
Northwestern BStanford B1001020HE
Ohio StateTexas0101020ME
Penn StateUCLA001010E
PittsburghCornell001010E
Stanford AIllinois B0101020ME
SwarthmoreWashU100010H
Toronto BBruin1001020HE
UC Berkeley BIllinois A001010E
VanderbiltBrown10101030HME
VirginiaBritish Columbia1001020HE
Virginia TechPurdue001010E

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TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Main Site2026-04-17✓2218.6496%46%46%