"The age of the world 3500. The fleet of the sons of Milidh came to Ireland at the end of this year, to take it from the Tuatha-De-Dannans, and they fought the battle of Sliabh Mis with them on the third year after landing. In this battle fell Scota, the daughter of Pharaoh, wife of Milidh; and the grave of Scota is (to be seen) between Sliabh Mis and the sea. Therein also fell Fas, the wife of Un, son of Uige, from whom is (named) Glenn-Faisi. After that the sons of Milidh fought a battle at Tailtenn, against the three kings of the Tuatha-De-Dannans, Mac Cuill, Mac Ceacht, and Mac Greine. The battle lasted a long time, until Mac Ceacht fell by Eiremhon, Mac Cuill by Eimhear, and Mac Greine by Amhergin".

"Milidh, son of Bile, proceeded then from Spain to Scythia to Egypt, after the slaying of Reflor, son of Neman (as it is found in the Invasions of Erinn); and understand not that it was soon after the death of Nel in Egypt, but many years, indeed, after, after it, that Milidh departed from Scythia, after the slaying of Reflor, contending for the sovereignty of Scythia. His great fleet consisted of one hundred ships, as the vellum relates from which this copy has been drawn; fifteen families in each ship, and soldiers without wives in it besides. They remained three months in the island of Taprobane (now Sri Lanka). Three months more, also, they were on the Red Sea, until they came to Pharaoh, the king of Egypt. They remained eight years with Pharaoh in Egypt, where they propaged their various arts and various actions. Scota's Pharaoh's daughter, married Milidh, son of Bile. After that Milidh went with his host on the great sea (and Scota, Pharaoh's daughter, along with him), past the island of Taprobane, in which they stayed a month. They rowed afterwards round Scythia to the "Inbher" of the Caspian Sea. The remained three nomada motionless on the Caspian Sea, through the chanting of mermaids, until Caicher, the druid, rescued them. They voyaged afterwards past the point of Sliabh Rife, from the north, until they landed in Dacia. They stayed a month there. Caicher, the druid, said to them, "we shall not stay until we reach Erinn".

They subsequently passed by Gothia, by Germany, to Bregaun, until they occupied Spain. It was uninhabited on their arrival. They remained there thirty years, and fought fifty-four battles against Frisians, and Longobards, and Backru; and they were all gained by Milidh, son of Bile. For the right of Spain these battles were fought, and hence he was called "Milidh of Spain". And it was in it Milidh's two sons, Eremon and h-Erennan, were born. These were the two youngest. The two eldest were Donn and Ebhir; for in the east, in Scythia, Donn was born, and Ebhir in Egypt.

Twelve families died of the plague in one day in Spain, together with their three kings, viz, Milidh, son of Bile, Uige, and Oige. Forty-seven families and four soldiers went with the sons of Milidh, and with Scota, Pharaoh's daughter, on the sea to Erinn. They subsequently proceeded to land in Erinn at Inbher Slaini. They sailed round Erinn thrice, until they finally came to Inbher Sgene. Erenan, the youngest of Milidh's sons, went up into the mast to see how far they were from land. He was drowned there, so that his limbs were severed on the rocks, and, in dying, his head was placed on his mother's breast and gave forth a sigh. "No wonder" said his mother "Erenan's going between two Inbhers; but he reached not the Inbher to which he came; he separated from the Inbher from which he came". In that day there was a terrible storm, and the ship which was Donn, son of Milidh, with fifty men, twelve women, and four soldiers, was cast away, so that they were drowned at the Dumacha in the western sea called Tech n-Duinn, on Thursday, the kalends of May, on the 17th of the moon. The fleet of the sons of Milidh occupied Erinn at Inbher Sgene, and the wife of Aimergin Gluingel, i.e. Sgene Davilsir, died there, and her grave was made there; hence it was called Inbher Sgene. Erannan's grave was placed on the other side. The third day after the occupation of Erinn by the sons of Milidh, they fought the battle of Sliabh Mis against demons and Fomerians, and the sons of Milidh gained it, and they assumed the sovereignty of Erinn very soon afterwards.