Giraldus Cambrensis, 84. Girdle, 118, 125, 126, 127. Glasheen, the woad-plant, 22, 23, 141. Glastonbury, 57. Gleemen, 157. Gloves, 127. Goad for horses, 145. Goaling or hurling, 155. Gobha, a smith, 132, 133, 134. Gods, the pagan Irish, 27 to 30. Goibniu, the Irish smith-god, 134. Gold-plate ornament, 128. Goldsmiths and their work, 97, 98, 128, 132. Goll-tree, sorrow music, 88. Gorgets, 96, 128. Gospels, 93, 94. Great Britain, 50, 52, 57. Greece, 51, 151. Greek language, 48. Greeks, the, 81, 113, 114, 122, 139, 144, 152. Greenan, a summer-house, the women’s apartment, 108. Greenan Ely, 7. Greyhounds, 155. Griffith ap Conan, king of Wales, 84. Grindstone, 136. Guests, 4. Hair, 122, 123, 127. Handbag for ladies, 127, 142. Handicrafts, chap. xviii. Harp, the, and harpers, 83, 85, 86. Hat, 127. Haughton, the Rev. Dr., 70, 71. Head covering, 127. Heads of pigs and oxen, for smiths, 113. Heaven, the pagan Irish, 30, 31, 32. Heptarchy, the, 52. Hermits, 36. Hero’s morsel, 113. Historical and Romantic Tales, 41, chap. x. Holyhead, 16. Holy wells, 38. Honey, 116, 117, 118. Hood, 125, 127. Horns (blowing), 87. Horses, and horsemanship, 130, 145, 153. Horse-rod, 145. Hospitality, 119, 120. Hospitals, 104, 105. Hostels, free, 119, 120. House, the, chap. xiv. Household of king, 3, 4, 5. House-steward, 3. Hunting, 154. Hurling or goaling, 155. I-Brassil, the pagan Irish heaven, 30. Iceland, 55. Idols, the Irish, 27, 29. Inauguration of kings, 2. Insanity, 25. Interest on loans, 159. Intoxicating drink, 115. Iona, 52. Irishmen’s cottages in Wales, 16. Iron, 130, 131. Island of Saints and Scholars, the, chap. vi., 51. Isle of Man, 12, 13. Isthmian games of Greece, 151. Italy, 50, 57, 60. Jesters, 156. John Macananty, the fairy king, 28. John Scotus Erigena, 49. Joints for special persons, 113. Joseph’s coat of many colours, 125. Josina, king of Scotland, 99. Jugglers, 153, 156, 157. Julius Cæsar, 9, 146. Keats the poet, 161. Keens or laments, 89. Kehern, 100. Keltar of the Battles, 77. Kent, 52. Kildare, 36, 42, 95. Kilmallock Abbey, 47, note. Kilt, 126. Kincora, palace of, 8. Kings, chap. i. Kiss on cheek as salutation, 158. Kitchen garden, 110. Kitchen, a relish or condiment, 117. Kitchen utensils, 116. Knives and forks, 114. Knockaulin fort, 8. Knockfierna in Limerick, 28. Laeghaire, king of Ireland, 19, 26. Laery the Victorious, 77. Lambrat, a napkin, 114. Lathes, 136. Latin, 48. Law books, 19, 20. Law to be obeyed by kings, 6. Lay schools, 40, 41, 42, 43. Lead, 131. Learning, chap. vi. Leather and leather-work, 142, 143. Leaven, 117. Leggings, 126. Letters of English alphabet, 62. Lichen for dyeing, 141. Liffey, the river, 72.