Â Containing sections titled (*) "Cath-Loda" and "Temora," Hugh Blair upheld the authenticity of this work against the attacks of Samuel Johnson, who claimed that its author had not used Gaelic manuscripts in its creation.
One character in this work proclaims "Roll on, ye dark-brown tears; ye bring no more joy on your course" while lamenting the lack of music compared to a thousand years ago. Â A different character in it rejects ships in tribute from Swaran, preferring a desert with "its deer and woods." Â A battle including Cathmor in this work is engulfed in mist and left up to the reader's imagination. Â Containing sections titled (*) "Cath-Loda" and "Temora," Hugh Blair upheld the authenticity of this work against the attacks of Samuel Johnson, who claimed that its author had not used Gaelic manuscripts in its creation. Â Including the brutal Starno and the hero Fingal, part of this work brings Werther and Lotte to tears. Â For 10 points, name this collection of prose poems by James Macpherson named after a legendary poet.
One character in this work proclaims "Roll on, ye dark-brown tears; ye bring no more joy on your course" while lamenting the lack of music compared to a thousand years ago.
Ossian [accept additional answers like Ossian Poems]