KEATING. Reference to his “History of Ireland,” 150; his reference to Maon, 153; “History” of, tells of Ket’s death, 244; “History” of, tells of Maev’s death, 245 KEELTA MAC RONAN. Summoned from the dead by Mongan, 81; warrior and reciter, one of Finn’s chief men, 261; St. Patrick and, 265, 266, 289; Finn whispers the tale of his enchantment to, 280; Oisīn and, resolve to part, 282; meets St. Patrick, 282; assists Oisīn bury Oscar, 307 KEEVAN OF THE CURLING LOCKS. Lover of Cleena, 127 KELTCHAR (kelt´yar). A lord of Ulster; mac Datho’s boar and, 243 KENMARE RIVER. In Co. Kerry; ancient name “Inverskena,” so called after Skena, 133 KENVERCH´YN. The three hundred ravens of, 399 KERRY. Murna marries King of, 256 KESAIR (kes´er). Gaulish princess, wife of King Ugainy the Great, 152; grandmother of Maon, 153 KET. Son of Maga; rallies to Maev’s foray against Ulster, 204; slings Conall’s “brain ball” at Conor mac Nessa which seven years after leads to his death, 240, 241; the Boar of mac Datho and, 241-244; death of, told in Keating’s “History of Ireland,” 244 KEVA OF THE WHITE SKIN. Daughter of Finn, given in marriage to Goll mac Morna, 278 KIAN. Father of Lugh, 109; brother of Sawan and Goban, 110; the end of, 114 KICVA. Daughter of Gwynn Gohoyw, wife of Pryderi, 365, 373 KILHWCH (kil´hugh). Son to Kilydd and Goleuddydd; story of Olwen and, 386-392; accompanied on his quest (to find Olwen) by Kai, Bedwyr, Kynddelig, Bedwyr (Bedivere), Gwrhyr, Gwalchmai, and Menw, 388-392 KILLARNEY, LAKES OF. Ancient name, Locha Lein, given to, by Len, 123 KILYDD. Husband of Goleuddydd, father of Kilhwch, 386, 387 KIMBAY (CIMBAOTH). Irish king; reign of, and the founding of Emain Macha, 150; brother of Red Hugh and Dithorba, 151; compelled to wed Macha, 151 KING LEAR. “Historia Regum Britaniæ” furnished the subject of, 337, 338 KINGSBOROUGH, LORD. “Antiquities of Mexico,” example of cup-and-ring markings reproduced in his book, 68 KNOWLEDGE. Nuts of, 256; the Salmon of, 256 KYM´IDEU KYME´IN-VOLL. Wife of Llassar Llaesgyvnewid, 368 KYMON. A knight of Arthur’s court; the adventure of, 394-399 KYN´DDELIG. One of Arthur’s servitors; accompanies Kilhwch on his quest for Olwen, 388-392 KYOT (GUIOT). Provençal poet; and Wolfram von Eschenbach, 408 L LA TÈNE CULTURE. Relics found in Austria developed into, 29 LABRA THE MARINER. See Maon, 154 LAEG (layg). Cuchulain’s friend and charioteer, 183; sent by Cuchulain to rouse men of Ulster, 213; visits Fairyland to report on Fand, 226; the Grey of Macha resists being harnessed by, 230; slain by Lewy, 232 LAERY (lay´ry). 1. Son of King Ugainy the Great; treacherously slain by his brother Covac, 152. 2. The Triumphant; shrinks from test for the Championship of Ireland, 196; mac Datho’s boar and, 243. 3. Son of Neill; sees vision of Cuchulain, 239