ment by the bagpipe, 229

CLAUDE. Queen of Francis I of France, 36

CLEDER. A town in Brittany;
St Keenan built a monastery at, 344

CLERK OF ROHAN, THE. The story of, 189-193

CLISSON. A Breton chateau, 204-205

CLISSON, OLIVER DE. A celebrated Breton soldier, Constable of
France;
fought in the War of the Two Joans, 35, 204;
and the chateau of Clisson, 204;
and the chateau of Josselin, 205, 206

CLOTAIRE I. King of the Franks, 40

COADELAN. The manor of;
occupied by Fontenelle, 230, 231;
has gone to decay, 232

COADELAN, THE LADY OF. Her daughter carried off by Fontenelle,
229-230

COAT-SQUIRIOU, MARQUIS OF. In the story of the Youth who did not
Know, 106-109

COCKNO. A place in Scotland;
inscribed stones at, 47

COESORON. A river in Brittany, 17

COETMAN. The house of, 204

COETMAN, VISCOUNT OF. A Breton nobleman;
mentioned, 204-205

COETQUEN, TOWER OF. One of the towers in the city wall of Dinan,
209

COIFFES. Of Brittany;
specimens of, in the museum at Kerjolet, 208
_See_ Head-dress

COLE, KING. A half-legendary British king;
mentioned, 173

COLODOC. A name given to St Keenan. _See_ St Keenan

COMBAT OF SAINT-CAST, THE. The ballad of, 236-238

COMBOURG. A Breton chateau, 207-208;
Chateaubriand associated with, 208

COMORRE THE CURSED. The story of, 180-184;
mentioned, 382

COMTE DE GABALIS, LE. The Abbe de Villars' work;
mentioned, 64

CONAN I. Count of Brittany (Count of Rennes), 27

CONAN II. Duke of Brittany;
and Duke William of Normandy, 27-29

CONAN III. Duke of Brittany, 30;
patron of Abelard, 248

CONAN IV. Duke of Brittany, 30

CONAN. Father of Morvan, 215

CONCARNEAU. A town in Brittany;
megaliths at, 42;
the chateau of Kerjolet in, 208

CONCORET. A town in Brittany;
had a reputation as the abode of sorcerers, 242

CONCURRUS. A village in Brittany;
megaliths at, 42

CONNAUGHT. An Irish province;
St Keenan a native of, 343

CONSTANCE. Daughter of Conan IV of Brittany;
married to Geoffrey Plantagenet, 30

CONTES POPULAIRES DE LA HAUTE-BRETAGNE. P. Sebillot's work;
cited, 83 _n._

CORK. A county of Ireland;
mentioned, 355

CORNOUAILLE. A district in Brittany;
the ancient Cornubia, 19;
formed by immigrants from Britain, 23;
Azenor the Pale, a bal