CORCADY´NA. Landing of Ith and his ninety warriors at, in Ireland, 131-136 CORMAC. 1. Son of Art, King of Ireland; story of burial of, 69; historical character, 225; Finn and, feasted at Rath Grania, 300. 2. King of Ulster; marries Etain Oig, 166; puts her away owing to her barrenness, 166. 3. Son of Conor mac Nessa; rallies to Maev’s foray against Ulster, 205 CORONATION STONE. Now at Westminster Abbey, is the famous Stone of Scone, 105; the _Lia Fail_ and, 105 CORPRE. Poet at court of King Bres, 108 COSMONOGY, 1. The Celtic, 94, 95. 2. The Cymric, 332-335; God and Cythrawl, standing for life and destruction, in, 333 COTTERILL, H. B. Quotation from his hexameter version of the “Odyssey,” 80 CRAF´TINY. King Scoriath’s harper; sings Moriath’s love-lay before Maon, 153; discovers Maon’s secret deformity, 155 CRED´NÉ. The artificer of the Danaans, 117 CREU´DYLAD (CREIDDYLAD). Daughter of Lludd; combat for possession of, every May-day, between Gwythur ap Greidawl and Gwyn ap Nudd, 353, 388 CRIMMAL. Rescued by his nephew, Finn, 256 CROM CRUACH (crom croo´ach). Gold idol (equivalent, the Bloody Crescent) referred to in “Book of Leinster,” 85; worship introduced by King Tiernmas, 149 CROMLECHS. See Dolmens, 53 CRUNDCHU (crun´hoo). Son of Agnoman; Macha comes to dwell with, 178 CUALGNÉ. See Quelgny CUCHULAIN (CUCHULLIN) (coo-hoo´lin). Ulster hero in Irish saga, 41; duel with Ferdia referred to, 121; Lugh, the father of, by Dectera, 123, 182; loved and befriended by goddess Morrigan, 126; his strange birth, 182; earliest name Setanta, 183; his inheritance, 183; his name derived from the hound of Cullan, 183, 184; claims arms of manhood from Conor, 185; wooes Emer, 185, 186; Laeg, charioteer of, 185; Skatha instructs, in Land of Shadows, 187-189; overcomes Aifa, 190; father of Connla by Aifa, 190; slays Connla, 191, 192; returns to Erin, 193-194; slays Foill and his brothers, 194; met by women of Emania, 194; leaps “the hero’s salmon leap,” 195; the winning of Emer, 195; proclaimed by The Terrible the Champion of Ireland, 195, 196; places Maev’s host under _geise_, 207, 208; slays Orlam, 209; the battle-frenzy and _rias-tradh_ of, 209, 210; compact with Fergus, 211; the Morrigan offers love to, 212; threatens to be about his feet in bottom of Ford, 212; attacked by the Morrigan while engaged with Loch, 213; slays Loch, 213; Ferdia consents to go out against, 216; Ferdia reproached by, 216, 217; their struggle, 217-221; slays Ferdia, 220; severely wounded by Ferdia, 220, 221; roused from stupor by sword-play of Fergus, 224; rushes into the battle of Garach, 224; in Fairyland, 225-228; loved by Fand, 226; the vengeance of Maev upon, 228-233; other enemies of Erc, and Lewy son of Curoi, 228; Blanid, Curoi’s wife, sets her love on, 228; his madness, 229-231;