at, between Norsemen and Bretons, 225;
the oak on the battlefield at, 227

KERMARIO. A village in Brittany;
megaliths at, 42

KERMARTIN. A village in Brittany;
St Yves born at, 350

KERMORVAN. A place in Brittany;
Yves the Seigneur of, in the ballad of Azenor the Pale, 360-363

KERODERN, MICHEL DE. A Breton missionary, 390

KEROUEZ. An old chateau;
in the story of the Seigneur with the Horse's Head, 137

KERSANTON. A place in Brittany;
stone from, forms the Calvary of Guimiliau, 385

KERVRAN. A village in Brittany;
the warrior Bran taken prisoner at, 225

KING OF THE ANTS. In the story of the Princess of Tronkolaine,
118, 119, 120

KING OF THE BIRDS. In the story of the Youth who did not Know,
111, 113

KING OF THE FISHES. In a tale from Saint-Cast, 84-85;
in the story of the Youth who did not Know, 110, 114

KING OF THE LIONS. In the story of the Princess of Tronkolaine,
118, 119, 120

KING OF THE SPARROW-HAWKS. In the story of the Princess of
Tronkolaine, 118, 119

KIPLING, RUDYARD. Quoted, 86

KORRIGAN, THE. A forest fairy;
a denizen of Broceliande, 56;
in the story of the Seigneur of Nann, 57-58;
associated with water, an element of fertility, 59;
an enchantress, 60;
in the story of the Unbroken Vow, 62-63;
desired union with humanity, 64;
mentioned, 69, 98

KYVARNION. A British bard, father of Herve, 22

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LADY OF LA GARAYE, THE. Poem by Mrs Norton;
quoted, 194, 195, 196

LADY OF THE LAKE. In Arthurian legend, Vivien;
foster-mother of Lancelot, 69, 257;
of Breton origin, 256;
gives Arthur the sword Excalibur, 256-257
_See also_ Vivien

LA GARAYE. A Breton chateau, near Dinan;
the story of the Lady of, 195

LAILOKEN. A character in early British legend;
mentioned, 70

LAIS. Of Marie de France;
their value in the study of Breton lore, 283;
date and other circumstances of their composition, 283-284;
stories from, 284-289, 292-331

LAKE OF ANGUISH, THE. A lake in Hell;
in the story of the Bride of Satan, 144;
in the story of the Baron of Jauioz, 146

LA LANDE MARIE. A place in Brittany;
the dolmen at, 51

LANCELOT, SIR. One of the Knights of the Round Table, son of King
Ban of Benwik;
stolen and brought up by Vivien, 257;
does not appear in Celtic legend, 257;
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