nder Francis I, 36

FRANCIS I. King of France;
annexes Brittany to France, 36;
and Francoise de Foix, the Countess of Chateaubriant, 207;
gives the chateau of Suscino to Francoise de Foix, 210

FRANCIS I. Duke of Brittany, 36

FRANKS. The people;
exercised a nominal suzerainty over Brittany, 23;
Morvan fights with, 216-221;
"Morvan will return to drive the Franks from the Breton land,"
224

FRANKS, KING OF THE. In Villemarque's _Barzaz-Breiz_;
and Morvan's fight with the Moor, 218-220;
Morvan fights with, 220-221;
the character drawn in the style of the _chansons de gestes_,
224

FREDEGONDA. Queen of Neustria;
mentioned, 31

FREMIET, EMMANUEL. A French sculptor;
mentioned, 206

FRENE. A maiden;
in the Lay of the Ash-tree, 318-320

FULBERT. A canon of Notre-Dame, Paris, uncle of Heloise, 249;
mutilated Abelard, 250

FUNERAL CUSTOMS AND CEREMONIES. In Brittany, 382-384, 386-388

G

GAIDOZ, H. Cited, 212 _n._

GANHARDIN. Brother of Ysonde of the White Hand;
in the story of Tristrem and Ysonde, 271-272, 273

GARB OF OLD GAUL, THE. A song;
mentioned, 237

GARGANTUA. A mythical giant;
the erection of the megalithic monuments ascribed to, 49

GARLON, THE CLERK OF. In a legend of the Marquis of Guerande,
199-202

GAVR'INIS ('Goat Island'). An island in the Gulf of Morbihan;
the tumulus at, 48;
nains' inscriptions on the megaliths of, 98

GAWAINE, SIR. One of King Arthur's knights;
mentioned, 357

GEBER. An Arabian alchemist;
mentioned, 175

GEOFFREY I. Duke of Brittany, 27;
in the legend of the Falcon, 196

GEOFFREY II (PLANTAGENET). Duke of Brittany, 30

GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH. An English chronicler;
the presentation of Vivien in his work, 69;
and the presentation of Merlin, 70;
acknowledged a Breton source for his work, 255

GILDAS. A British chronicler;
fellow-pupil with Taliesin at the school of Cattwg, 21;
St Keenan associated with, 343;
St Bieuzy a friend and disciple of, 345;
the bell of, in the chapel at La Roche-sur-Blavet, 345;
St Bieuzy dies in the presence of, 346;
St Pol of Leon a fellow-student of, 364

GIRALDUS CAMBRENSIS. A Welsh chronicler;
and the legend of the submerged city, 187

GIRDLE. Superstition of the, 302

GLAIN NEIDR. The sea-snake's egg or adder's stone, used i