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The Mythology of the British Islands: An Introduction to Celtic Myth, Legend, Poetry, and RomanceSquire, Charles

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The Mythology of the British Islands: An Introduction to Celtic Myth, Legend, Poetry, and Romance

Name: The Mythology of the British Islands: An Introduction to Celtic Myth, Legend, Poetry, and Romance
Author: Squire, Charles

Squire, Charles

Celts -- Folklore; Mythology, Celtic

Footnote 469:

  _Ibid._, Book XI, chap. II.

Footnote 470:

  _Ibid._, Book XII, chap. V.

Footnote 471:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, p. 283.

Footnote 472:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book IV, chap. XXIII.

Footnote 473:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, p. 284 and note.

Footnote 474:

  The subject is treated at length by Professor Rhys in his _Arthurian
  Legend_, chap. XII—“Pwyll and Pelles”.

Footnote 475:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book II, chap. XV.

Footnote 476:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book I, chap. XII.

Footnote 477:

  _Ibid._, Book I, chap. XV.

Footnote 478:

  _Ibid._, Book I, chap. IX.

Footnote 479:

  _Ibid._, Book XIII, chap. XII.

Footnote 480:

  _Ibid._, Book XIX, chap. XI.

Footnote 481:

  _Ibid._, Book XIX, chap. II.

Footnote 482:

  _Ibid._, Book XIII, chap. X.

Footnote 483:

  _Ibid._, Book XIV, chap. IV.

Footnote 484:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book XIV, chap. IV.

Footnote 485:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, p. 11.

Footnote 486:

  _Op. cit._, pp. 21-22.

Footnote 487:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book IV, chap. XVIII.

Footnote 488:

  _Ibid._, Book I, chap. VIII.

Footnote 489:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, p. 23.

Footnote 490:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book IV, chap. I.

Footnote 491:

  See chap. XVII—“The Adventures of the Gods of Hades”.

Footnote 492:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book IV, chap. I.

Footnote 493:

  _Ibid._, Book I, chap. II.

Footnote 494:

  _Ibid._, Book III, chap. XV.

Footnote 495:

  Whose story is told by Tennyson in the _Idylls_, and by Malory in Book
  XVIII of the _Morte Darthur_.

Footnote 496:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book XI, chaps. II and III.

Footnote 497:

  See his _Studies in the Arthurian Legend_.

Footnote 498:

  See chap. XXI—“The Mythological ‘Coming of Arthur’”.

Footnote 499:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book XIX, chaps. I-IX.

Footnote 500:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book XVII, chap. XX.

Footnote 501:

  _Ibid._, Book II, chap. XVI; Book XI, chap. XIV.

Footnote 502:

  See chap. V—“The Gods of the Gaels”.

Footnote 503:

  See chap. XVIII—“The Wooing of Branwen and the Beheading of Brân”.

Footnote 504:

  See chap. XXI—“The Mythological ‘Coming of Arthur’”.

Footnote 505:

  See chap. XII—“The Irish Iliad”.

Footnote 506:

  Chap. XXI—“The Mythological ‘Coming of Arthur’”.

Footnote 507:

  Chap. XXI—“The Mythological ‘Coming of Arthur’”.

Footnote 508:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, p. 305.

Footnote 509:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book XI, chaps. II and IV.

Footnote 510:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book XVI, chap. V.

Footnote 511:

  _Ibid._, Book XI, chap. XIV; Book XII, chap. IV; Book XIII, chap.
  XVIII.

Footnote 512:

  Not mentioned by Malory, but stated in the romance called _Seint
  Greal_.

Footnote 513:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, pp. 276-277; 302.

Footnote 514:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book IV, chap. XXIX.

Footnote 515:

  _Ibid._, Book XVII, chap. XX, in which Sir Bors, Sir Percivale, and
  Sir Galahad are all fed from the Sangreal.

Footnote 516:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, p. 162.

Footnote 517:

  _Ibid._, p. 133.

Footnote 518:

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The Mythology of the British Islands: An Introduction to Celtic Myth, Legend, Poetry, and RomanceSquire, Charles

General

The Mythology of the British Islands: An Introduction to Celtic Myth, Legend, Poetry, and Romance

Squire, Charles

Celts -- Folklore; Mythology, Celtic

Footnote 469:

  _Ibid._, Book XI, chap. II.

Footnote 470:

  _Ibid._, Book XII, chap. V.

Footnote 471:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, p. 283.

Footnote 472:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book IV, chap. XXIII.

Footnote 473:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, p. 284 and note.

Footnote 474:

  The subject is treated at length by Professor Rhys in his _Arthurian
  Legend_, chap. XII—“Pwyll and Pelles”.

Footnote 475:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book II, chap. XV.

Footnote 476:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book I, chap. XII.

Footnote 477:

  _Ibid._, Book I, chap. XV.

Footnote 478:

  _Ibid._, Book I, chap. IX.

Footnote 479:

  _Ibid._, Book XIII, chap. XII.

Footnote 480:

  _Ibid._, Book XIX, chap. XI.

Footnote 481:

  _Ibid._, Book XIX, chap. II.

Footnote 482:

  _Ibid._, Book XIII, chap. X.

Footnote 483:

  _Ibid._, Book XIV, chap. IV.

Footnote 484:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book XIV, chap. IV.

Footnote 485:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, p. 11.

Footnote 486:

  _Op. cit._, pp. 21-22.

Footnote 487:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book IV, chap. XVIII.

Footnote 488:

  _Ibid._, Book I, chap. VIII.

Footnote 489:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, p. 23.

Footnote 490:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book IV, chap. I.

Footnote 491:

  See chap. XVII—“The Adventures of the Gods of Hades”.

Footnote 492:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book IV, chap. I.

Footnote 493:

  _Ibid._, Book I, chap. II.

Footnote 494:

  _Ibid._, Book III, chap. XV.

Footnote 495:

  Whose story is told by Tennyson in the _Idylls_, and by Malory in Book
  XVIII of the _Morte Darthur_.

Footnote 496:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book XI, chaps. II and III.

Footnote 497:

  See his _Studies in the Arthurian Legend_.

Footnote 498:

  See chap. XXI—“The Mythological ‘Coming of Arthur’”.

Footnote 499:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book XIX, chaps. I-IX.

Footnote 500:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book XVII, chap. XX.

Footnote 501:

  _Ibid._, Book II, chap. XVI; Book XI, chap. XIV.

Footnote 502:

  See chap. V—“The Gods of the Gaels”.

Footnote 503:

  See chap. XVIII—“The Wooing of Branwen and the Beheading of Brân”.

Footnote 504:

  See chap. XXI—“The Mythological ‘Coming of Arthur’”.

Footnote 505:

  See chap. XII—“The Irish Iliad”.

Footnote 506:

  Chap. XXI—“The Mythological ‘Coming of Arthur’”.

Footnote 507:

  Chap. XXI—“The Mythological ‘Coming of Arthur’”.

Footnote 508:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, p. 305.

Footnote 509:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book XI, chaps. II and IV.

Footnote 510:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book XVI, chap. V.

Footnote 511:

  _Ibid._, Book XI, chap. XIV; Book XII, chap. IV; Book XIII, chap.
  XVIII.

Footnote 512:

  Not mentioned by Malory, but stated in the romance called _Seint
  Greal_.

Footnote 513:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, pp. 276-277; 302.

Footnote 514:

  _Morte Darthur_, Book IV, chap. XXIX.

Footnote 515:

  _Ibid._, Book XVII, chap. XX, in which Sir Bors, Sir Percivale, and
  Sir Galahad are all fed from the Sangreal.

Footnote 516:

  Rhys: _Arthurian Legend_, p. 162.

Footnote 517:

  _Ibid._, p. 133.

Footnote 518:

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