Henry VIII. retained the dragon, but discarded the greyhound for a lion. The unicorn supplanted the dragon in the reign of James I. The ostrich feather was not properly a Welsh crest at all, but was employed as a badge by Edward III. It was not till the reign of Henry VII. that the three plumes, to represent the three principalities of Wales, in a circlet or coronet, were adopted as a cognisance of the Prince of Wales, and since then have remained as an appropriate symbol; for, indeed, Gwynedd, Powys, and Deheubarth are feathers in the cap of our princes of which they may well be proud. INDEX Aberdaron, 116, 119. ---- Dick of, 147. Aberffraw, 13, 46. Aberhafesp, 275-6. Aberystwyth, 297-8. Achau y Saint, 99. Aelhaiarn, Saint, 110, 259, 286. Agricola, 22-4. Alan Barbetorte, 8. Albert Davies, 85-7. Allée couverte, 78. Alun river, 180. Ambrose, 92-3. Amlwch, 37. Anarawd, 164. Anglesey, 5, 6, 22-45, 76-81. Anne Griffiths, 268-9. Aran, 302. Arderydd, 94. Ardudwy, 240. Armorica, 8. Asaph, Saint, 145-53. Baldwin, Archbishop, 66-7. Bangor, 63-70. Bards, 202-9. Bardsey, 114-6. Barmouth, 206, 236. Beaumaris, 29. Beddgelert, 102. Benefices, hereditary, 100-1. Benlli, 179, 180. Berain, 147. Breakwater, 58. Beuno, Saint, 120-3. Boxer, 288-90. Bran, 232-3. Bronwen, 232-4. Brython, 3. Buttington, 251. Cadell Deyrnllwg, 179-80. Cader Idris, 206, 208. Cadvan, Saint, 306-7. Cadwaladr, 47, 50-1. Cadwallon, 47-50. Cadwgan ab Bleddyn, 253-6. Caer, 15. Caergybi, 51. Caersws, 276-7. Camps, 60, 107, 141-2, 196, 250. Canonisation, 116. Cantref y Gwaelod, 133, 138, 239-40. Capel Curig, 105. Capel y Llochwyd, 57. Carnarvon, 74. Cam Fadryn, 109. Castles, 15. Caswallon Long-hand, 24-6. Catherine of Berain, 147-9. Cefn, 152. Celibacy, 277-8. Ceredig, 5. Chartists, 282-4. Chester, 6. Church lands, 100. Clynnog, 120. Collen, Saint, 184-6. Colwyn, 136-7. Conan Meiriadog, 149-51. Conger eel, 263. Conway, 96, 125-30. Cormac MacAirt, 4. Corwen, 195. Criccieth, 107, 111. Cromlech, 3. Cuneglas, 280, 304. Cursing well, 136-7. Cybi, Saint, 53-6, 110-11. Cymmer Abbey, 209. Cymri, 7. Cytiau’r Gwyddelod, 60, 196, 236. David ap Gruffydd, 94-5, 160-1. ---- Gam, 292, 296-7. ---- Llwyd, 294-300. ---- Manuel, 157. ---- Owen, 156. Deganwy, 13, 17, 130, 132, 143. Deheubarth, 15, 16. Deiniol, Saint, 63. Denbigh, 163-72. Deorham, 6. Derwen, 180. Dick of Aberdaron, 147. Dinas Bran, 186-7. ---- Mawddwy, 300, 303. Divisions of Wales, 10. Dog-tongs, 67-8. Dolbadarn, 94. Dolgelley, 205-9. Dolobran, 266. Dudley, Earl of Leicester, 167-8. Dwynwen, Saint, 81-2. Dysynni valley, 307. Edward I., 18, 19, 95, 125, 160. ---- II., 161-2, 166-7.