Footnote 561: _Natural History_, Book XXX. Footnote 562: Gildas. See _Six Old English Chronicles_—Bohn’s Libraries. Footnote 563: Rennell Rodd: _Customs and Lore of Modern Greece_. Stuart Glennie: _Greek Folk Songs_. Footnote 564: Charles Godfrey Leland: _Etruscan Roman Remains in Popular Tradition_. Footnote 565: Rhys: _Celtic Folklore_, p. 670; Curtin: _Tales of the Fairies and of the Ghost World_; and Mr. Leland Duncan’s _Fairy Beliefs from County Leitrim_ in _Folklore_, June, 1896. Footnote 566: The Mabinogi of _Pwyll, Prince of Dyfed_. Footnote 567: The story of Lludd and Llevelys. Footnote 568: _Kulhwch and Olwen._ Footnote 569: _Morte Darthur_, Book XIX, chaps. I and II. Footnote 570: _Henry VIII_, act V, scene 3. Footnote 571: Rhys: _Hibbert Lectures_, p. 514. Footnote 572: _Ibid._, p. 516. Footnote 573: A good account of the Irish festivals is given by Lady Wilde in her _Ancient Legends of Ireland_, pp. 193-221. Footnote 574: Pennant: _A Tour in Scotland and Voyage to the Hebrides_, 1772. Footnote 575: Martin: _Description of the Western Islands of Scotland_, 1695. Footnote 576: Gaidoz: _Esquisse de la Réligion des Gaulois_, p. 21. Footnote 577: Gomme: _Ethnology in Folklore_, pp. 136-139. Footnote 578: _Ibid._, p. 137. Footnote 579: Mitchell: _The Past in the Present_, pp. 271, 275. Footnote 580: Elton: _Origins of English History_, p. 284. Footnote 581: Gomme: _Ethnology in Folklore_, p. 140. Footnote 582: The word Dee probably meant “divinity”. The river was also called Dyfridwy, _i.e._ “water of the divinity”. See Rhys: _Lectures on Welsh Philology_, p. 307. Footnote 583: Rhys: _Celtic Britain_, p. 68. Footnote 584: Rogers: _Social Life in Scotland_, chap. III, p. 336. Footnote 585: _Folklore_, chap. III, p. 72. Footnote 586: Henderson: _Folklore of Northern Counties_, p. 265. Footnote 587: Gomme: _Ethnology in Folklore_, p. 78. Footnote 588: Hope: _Holy Wells of England_; Harvey: _Holy Wells of Ireland_. Footnote 589: Sikes: _British Goblins_, p. 351. Footnote 590: _Ibid._, p. 329. Footnote 591: Roden: _Progress of the Reformation in Ireland_, pp. 51-54. Footnote 592: Martin: _Description of the Western Islands_, pp. 166-226. Footnote 593: Burne: _Shropshire Folklore_, p. 416. Footnote 594: Gomme: _Ethnology in Folklore_, pp. 92-93. Footnote 595: _Ibid._, p. 102. Footnote 596: Adamnan’s _Vita Columbæ_. Footnote 597: Dr. Whitley Stokes: _Three Middle Irish Homilies_. Footnote 598: Caesar: _De Bello Gallico_, Book V, chap. XII. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ APPENDIX A FEW BOOKS UPON CELTIC MYTHOLOGY AND LITERATURE