aken by
him to Redon, 337

ST MERIADEC. A Breton saint;
his skull used in the ritual of the Pardon of Saint-Jean-du-Doigt,
379

ST MICHAEL. The archangel;
chapel of, on the tumulus of Mont-Saint-Michel, 46;
the child Morvan thinks he has seen, 213;
Morvan thinks a knight more splendid than, 214

ST MICHEL. A Breton saint, 'Lord of Heights';
a chapel of, near Le Faouet, 333

ST MUNGO. _See_ St Kentigern

ST NENNOCHA. A Breton saint, 340

ST NICHOLAS. A Breton saint;
probably the survival of a pagan divinity, 345

ST NICOLAS DE BIEUZY. Church of, in Bieuzy, 180

ST NON. A Breton saint;
a fireplace in the church of, at Penmarch, 381

ST NOYALA. A Breton saint, 360

ST PATERN. A Breton saint, 347-349

ST POL, or PAUL. Of Leon;
a Breton saint, 248, 364-367

SAINT-POL-DE-LEON. A town in Brittany;
the bell of St Pol in the cathedral of, 367;
St Pol buried in the cathedral of, 367;
the cathedral of, built by St Pol, 367;
costume of the men of, 375;
mentioned, 237, 365, 366

ST ROCH. A Breton saint;
shrine of, at Auray, 42;
and the markings on the dolmen at Rocenaud, 46

ST RONAN. A Breton saint, 367

ST SAMSON. A British saint;
settles in Brittany, 17-19;
St Gildas the friend of, 248;
stories of, 349-350;
St Pol of Leon a fellow-student of, 364

ST SERF. A Scottish saint, abbot of Culross, 357

SAINT-THEGONNEC. A town in Brittany;
the Calvary at, 384

ST TIVISIAU, or TURIAU. A Breton saint, 338-339;
the fountain of, at Landivisiau, 340

ST TREMEUR. A Breton saint, son of Comorre;
the reliquary in the church of, 382

ST TRIDUANA. Guardian of a well at Restalrig, near Edinburgh,
59-60

ST TRIPHYNE. A Breton saint;
wife of Comorre, 180
_See_ Triphyna

ST TUGDUAL. A Breton saint;
founded the church of Treguier, 167;
made a miraculous crossing to Brittany, 360

ST TURIAU. _See_ St Tivisiau

ST VOUGAS, or VIE. A Breton saint, 360

ST WINWALOE. A Breton saint, 370-371

ST YVES, or YVO. Brittany's favourite saint, 350-353

SAINT-YVES. A village in Brittany;
the Pardon of the Poor held at, 378

SAINTS. Stories of, an important element in Breton folk-lore,
332;
the primitive saint driven to use methods similar to those of the
pagan priests around him, 332;
tales of the Breton s