GRIM. Legendary hero whose loyalty secured privileges to Grimsby, 74; Godard's thrall, 77; ordered to drown Havelok, 77; saves and maintains Havelok, 79-82; sails from Denmark to England, 80; sends Havelok to Lincoln, 82; his death, 85; his three sons, Robert the Red, William Wendut, and Hugh the Raven, 87 GRIMSBY. The town of Grim, 74; Havelok at fish-market of, 82; battle near, between Havelok and Godrich, 93 GUDRUN. Reference to Siegfried and, 95 GUENEVER, QUEEN. Wife of King Arthur, 266; dreads magic arts during husband's absence, 274; learns of King Arthur's adventure with the giant, 274; welcomes the loathly lady at court, 280 GUEST, THE WISE. Sister of, marries Thorbiorn, 103; Howard seeks at the Thing, 108, 109, 110; his judgment against Thorbiorn, 110, 111; removes his sister from Thorbiorn, 111; gives judgment at Thing against Howard, 118 GYTHA, LADY. Wife of Godwin, Earl of Kent, 335 H HABLOC. Welsh name for Havelok, 73 HACO. Cornish leader; betrothed to the Cornish princess, 347; Cornish princess reveals plans of, to Hereward, 349; ambush planned for, 350; slain by Hereward, 350 HAROLD. Son of King Thurston, 301; slain by the Saracens, 302 HART, THE. See Heorot, 3 HASTINGS. Battle of, and "Song of Roland," 122 HATHCYN. Son of King Hrethel, brought up with Beowulf; slays his brother, Herebeald, 34; slain himself by Swedes, 35 HAUTECLAIRE. Oliver's sword, 141 HAVELOK THE DANE. Legend of, 73; Anlaf, equivalent, 73; hero of the strong arm, in mediæval England, 74; son of King Birkabeyn of Denmark, 74; committed to care of Jarl Godard, 75; imprisoned by Godard, 76-77; saved and maintained by Grim, 78-82; brought by Grim to England, 80; his feats of strength, 82-84; Goldborough forced to wed, 84-85; Grim's three sons accompany to Denmark, 87; aided by Jarl Ubbe, 88-93; Ubbe recognises as heir to throne of Denmark, and renders homage to, 90-91; acknowledged King of Denmark, 92; and of England, 94 HEALFDENE (ha´lf-dānĕ). Father of King Hrothgar, 9 HEARDRED (ha´rd-red). Son of Hygelac and Hygd; succeeds his father, 31; his death, 31 HECTOR. Reference to death of, 95 HELENA. British princess; marriage with Constantine glorified in "Mabinogion," 42; hailed as Empress of Rome, 48, 49; receives three castles as dowry, Caernarvon, Caerlleon, and Caermarthen, 49; mother of Constantine the Great, 63 HELL. The purchase of souls for, 170-183; Cathleen sells her soul to, 179 HENGEST. Deeds of, chanted in Heorot, 19