its disputed connotation, 37

CELTS. The race;
the Bretons a division of, 14-15;
Druidism may not have originated with, 245;
musical and poetic elements in the temperament of, 339

CHAMBER OF THE BLACK CAVALIER. In the ballad of Azenor the Pale,
362

CHAMBORD. A famous French chateau;
mentioned, 206

CHAMP DOLENT ('Field of Woe'). The field in which the menhir of Dol
stands, 40;
the battle in, 40

CHAMPTOCE. A Breton chateau;
the home of Gilles de Retz, 175, 176, 179-180

CHANGELINGS. The Breton fairies and, 83

CHANSONS DE GESTES. Medieval French poems with an heroic theme;
Villemarque's work marked by the style of, 224-225

CHANTS POPULAIRES DE LA BRETAGNE. The sub-title of Villemarque's
_Barzaz-Breiz_. _See_ _Barzaz-Breiz_

CHAPELLE DU DUC. A chapel at Treguier, built by Duke John V, 353

CHARLEMAGNE. The Emperor;
mentioned, 225

CHARLES I (THE BALD). King of France;
Nomenoe rises against, 23, 337-338

CHARLES V. King of France;
mentioned, 32

CHARLES VI. King of France;
mentioned, 174

CHARLES VIII. King of France;
Anne of Brittany married to, 36

CHARLES. A youth;
in the story of the Princess of Tronkolaine, 115-121

CHASE, THE. Superstitions of, 301

CHATEAU DES PAULPIQUETS. A name given to a megalithic structure in
Questembert, 49

CHATEAUX. Of Brittany;
their rich legendary and historical associations, 202-203;
stories of, 203-210

CHATEAUBRIAND. Francois-Rene-Auguste, Viscount of;
famous French writer and statesman;
associated with the chateau of Comburg, 207

CHATEAUBRIANT. A Breton chateau, 207

CHATEAUBRIANT. Francoise de Foix, Countess of;
a story of her relations with King Francis I and her fate, 207;
the chateau of Suscino given to, by Francis I, 210

CHAVEAU-NARISHKINE, COUNTESS. Restored the chateau of Kerjolet,
208

CHILDEBAT. A Breton king, 366;
and St Pol, 367

CHRAMNE. Son of Clotaire I, King of the Franks, 40

CHRISTIANITY. St Samson teaches, in Brittany, 17-19;
the Curiosolites refuse to receive the teachings of St Malo,
342

CHURCH. The early;
hostility of, to the fairies, 56

CINDERELLA. The story of;
mentioned, 144

CISALPINE GAUL. Roman province;
had no Druidic priesthood, 245

CLAIRSCHACH. The Highland harp;
replaced as the national instru