ritish kingdom in Armorica, 19, 27
_See also_ Domnonee
DOTTIN, GEORGES. Cited, 37 _n._
DOUARNENEZ, BAY OF. A bay on the Breton coast;
the city of Ys said to have been situated there, 185
DRACHENFELS. A famous castle on the Rhine;
mentioned, 203
DREUX, PIERRE DE. Duke of Brittany;
defeats John of England at Nantes, 30
DREZ, JOB ANN. A sexton;
in a story of the Yeun, 103-105
DRUIDISM. In early times, sorcery identified with, 245;
the question whether Druidism was of Celtic or non-Celtic origin,
245;
the nature of the practices of, 245-248;
survival of Druidic spells and ritual, 246;
an Eastern origin claimed for, 247;
survivals of the Druidic priesthood, 247;
a college of Druidic priestesses situated near Nantes, 253;
mentioned, 53
_See also_ Druids
DRUIDS. Origin of the cult, 245;
the nature of their practices, 245-246;
in the legend of Kentigern's birth, condemn Thenaw, 357
_See also_ Druidism
DUBLIN. The city;
Tristrem comes to, 263;
Tristrem's second visit to, 265
DUBRIC. Archbishop who officiated at the marriage of King Arthur and
Guinevere, 67
DU GUESCLIN, BERTRAND. A famous knight, Constable of France;
helps Charles of Blois in the War of the Two Joans, 31-32;
a notable figure in Breton legend, 32;
buried at Saint-Denis, 32;
the legend of the Ward of, 33-35;
taken prisoner at the battle of Auray, 35
DUNGIVEN. A town in Ireland;
Druidic ritual still observed at, 246
DUNPENDER. A mountain in East Lothian, now called Traprain Law;
Thenaw cast from, 357
DUSII. Spirits inhabiting Gaul, 100
DYLAN. A British sea-god;
mentioned, 69
DYONAS. A god of the Britons;
Vivien sometimes represented as the daughter of, 69
E
EDINBURGH. The city;
mentioned, 51, 60, 203
EDMUND. King of East Anglia;
mentioned, 284
ELIDUC, THE LAY OF. One of the LAIS of Marie de France, 305-313
ELLE. A river in Brittany, 19, 332
ELORN. A river in Brittany, 19
ELPHIN. Son of the Welsh chieftain Urien;
taught by Taliesin, 21
ELVES. In Teutonic mythology, diminutive spirits;
the fairy race of Celtic countries may have been confused with,
87
EMERALD COAST, THE. A district in the southern portion of Brittany,
13
ENGLAND.
I. The country;
loses its ancient British name, which
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