It also mixes stories, and talks about Noah’s Ark, how God (of Christianity) felt bad for Fintan, who would become the salmon, and changed him into the fish so he could survive the flood10. Fintan, “who's full name was Fintan mac Bachra, was the husband of Cesar, who was the daughter of Bith, the son of Noah”10. In the story, there is a tree which drops nuts that are filled with knowledge, and Fintan, who is swimming in the pond below, consumes all of this, literally. Finn then comes around and inquires about this, which is where the title the ‘Salmon of Knowledge’ comes from, in a very literal sense10. Other translations of the title include “‘An Bradan Feasa’ meaning ‘The Salmon of Knowledge’, and ‘Bradan an Eolais’, meaning ‘Salmon information’”10. The story ends when a servant is cooking the fish after it had been caught and accidentally takes all of its wisdom after he burns his finger, and by sucking on it, ingests fish
It also mixes stories, and talks about Noah’s Ark, how God (of Christianity) felt bad for Fintan, who would become the salmon, and changed him into the fish so he could survive the flood10. Fintan, “who's full name was Fintan mac Bachra, was the husband of Cesar, who was the daughter of Bith, the son of Noah”10. In the story, there is a tree which drops nuts that are filled with knowledge, and Fintan, who is swimming in the pond below, consumes all of this, literally. Finn then comes around and inquires about this, which is where the title the ‘Salmon of Knowledge’ comes from, in a very literal sense10. Other translations of the title include “‘An Bradan Feasa’ meaning ‘The Salmon of Knowledge’, and ‘Bradan an Eolais’, meaning ‘Salmon information’”10. The story ends when a servant is cooking the fish after it had been caught and accidentally takes all of its wisdom after he burns his finger, and by sucking on it, ingests fish