a story of the Clerk of Rohan, 190 _n._;
his _Barzaz-Breiz_, 211-212;
stories from his _Barzaz-Breiz_, 212-237;
indications of the source of his matter, 224-225;
and the story of Fontenelle, 230;
and the story of the Combat of Saint-Cast, 237;
on the story of Azenor the Pale, 363, 364;
cited, 57 _n._, 65 _n._, 184 _n._, 247

HERVE. Son of Kyvarnion;
the story of the wolf and, 22;
mentioned, 390

HIGHLANDERS. Scottish;
in the story of the Combat of Saint-Cast, 237

HIGHLANDS. Scottish;
beliefs in, respecting stones, 52-53;
the 'Washing Woman' of, 100

HILDWALL. A pious man of Angers;
St Convoyon lodges with, 336

HODAIN. A dog;
in the story of Tristrem and Ysonde, 267

HOEL I. Duke of Brittany, 275, 276, 278

HOEL V. Duke of Brittany, 30

HOLGER. A half-mythical Danish hero;
mentioned, 212

HOLMES, T. RICE. Cited, 245 _n._

HOLY LAND. _See_ Palestine

HOULES. Caverns;
the Bretons suppose fairies to inhabit, 75

HUON DE MERY. A thirteenth-century writer;
on the fountain of Baranton, 71

HURLERS, THE. A Cornish legend;
mentioned, 44

I

IBERIANS. A non-Aryan race, supposed to have inhabited Britain;
held by Rhys to be the originators of Druidism, 245

IDA. King of Bernicia;
mentioned, 21, 22

ILE D'ARZ. An island off the coast of Brittany;
megaliths in, 48

ILE-DE-FRANCE. A French province;
Marie of France said to have been a native of, 283

ILE AUX MOINES. An island in the Gulf of Morbihan;
megalithic monuments in, 48

ILE DE SEIN. An island off the Breton coast, 63;
St Winwaloe settled on, 371

ILE-VERTE. An island off the Breton coast;
St Winwaloe lived on, 370

ILLE-ET-VILAINE. One of the departments of Brittany, 13, 39,
50

INVERESK. A village in Scotland;
mentioned, 359

IOUENN. A young man;
in the story of the Man of Honour, 147-155

IRELAND. Markings on the megalithic monuments in, 46;
the legend of the submerged city in, 187;
the harp anciently the national instrument of, 229;
Tristrem in, 264, 265-267;
Petranus, father of St Patern, goes to, 347;
St Patern meets his father in, 348;
many saints in, 350;
Azenor and Budoc in, 355-356;
Budoc made King of, 356;
late survival of the custom of keeping domestic bards in, 364

IRELAND, KING OF. In the story of Tristrem a