CEUGANT (Infinity). The outermost of three concentric circles representing the totality of being in the Cymric cosmogony, inhabited by God alone, 334 CHAILLU, DU. His “Viking Age,” 72 CHAMPION OF IRELAND. Test at feast of Briccriu, to decide who is the, 195, 196; Cuchulain proclaimed such by demon The Terrible, 196 CHARLEMAGNE. Tree- and stone-worship denounced by, 66 CHILDREN OF LIR. Reference to, 121 CHRESTIEN DE TROYES. French poet, influential in bringing the Arthurian saga into the poetic literature of Europe, 340, 341; Gautier de Denain the earliest continuator of, 341; variation of his “Le Chevalier au lion” seen in “The Lady of the Fountain,” 394-399; the “Tale of Enid and Geraint” based on “Erec” of, 399; Peredur corresponds to the Perceval of, 400; his “Conte del Graal,” or “Perceval le Gallois,” 303; Manessier a continuator of, 408 CHRISTIAN. Symbolism, the hand as emblem of power in, 65; faith, heard of by King Cormac ere preached in Ireland by St. Patrick, 69; influences in Ireland, and the Milesian myth, 138; ideas, gathered around Cuchulain and his lord King Conor of Ulster, 239, 240; pagan ideals contrasted with, in Oisīn dialogues, 288; Myrddin dwindles under influences, 354 CHRISTIANITY. Reference to conversion of Ireland to, 83; People of Dana in their overthrow, and attitude of, 138; Cuchulain summoned from Hell by St. Patrick to prove truths of, to High King Laery, 239; effect of on Irish literature, 295, 296 CHRY´SOSTOM, DION. Testimony of, to power of the Druids, 83 CLAN BASCNA. One of the divisions of the Fianna of Erin, 252; Cumhal, father of Finn, chief of, 255; Cairbry causes feud between Clan Morna and, 305-308 CLAN CALATIN. Sent by men of Erin against Cuchulain, 215; Fiacha, son of Firaba, cuts off the eight-and-twenty hands of, 216; Cuchulain slays, 216; the widow of, gives birth to six children whom Maev has instructed in magic and then looses against Cuchulain, 228-233; cause Cuchulain to break his _geise_, 231 CLAN MORNA. One of the divisions of the Fianna of Erin, 252; Lia becomes treasurer to, 255; Cairbry causes feud between Clan Bascna and, 305-308 CLASTID´IUM. Battle of, Polybius’ description of behaviour of the Gæsati in, 41 CLEENA. A Danaan maiden once living in Mananan’s country, the story of, 127 CLUS´IUM. Siege of, Romans play Celts false at, 25; vengeance exacted by Celts, 26 COFFEY, GEORGE. His work on the New Grange tumulus, 69 COLLOQUY OF THE ANCIENTS. A collection of tales mentioning St Patrick and Cascorach, 119, 281; interest of, 284-308 COLUMBA, ST. Symbol of the feet and, 77 COMYN, MICHAEL Reference to “Lay of Oisīn in the Land of Youth,” by, 253, 276