8-29;
Bretons accompany, on his expedition against England, 232,
233

WILLIAM, COUNT. The name of the nobleman to whom Marie of France
dedicated her Fables, identified with Longsword, Earl of
Salisbury, 283-284

WINDS, THE. Play a large part in Breton folk-lore, 162;
a wind-tale, 163-167

WINE. St Germain exchanges for wax from the monks of Dol, 19;
a wine festival in honour of King Gradlon, 189

WOMEN. In early communities, magical power often the possession of,
246;
generally the conservators of surviving Druidic tradition, 247;
St Goezenou's antipathy to, 369;
costume of the women of Brittany--_see_ Costume _and_ Head-dress

WOOD OF CHESTNUTS. Mentioned in a story of Morvan, 217

Y

YEUN, THE. A morass of evil repute, 102-103;
a story of, 103-105

YORK. The city, in England;
St Samson ordained at, 349

YOUDIC, THE. A part of the Yeun peat-bog, 103;
a story of, 103-105

YOUGHAL. A town in Ireland;
Azenor and the infant Budoc washed ashore at, 355;
Budoc becomes abbot of the monastery at, 356

YOUGHAL, ABBOT OF. In the legend of St Budoc, 355, 356

YOUTH WHO DID NOT KNOW. The story of, 106-115

YS, or IS. A submerged city of legend;
the legend of, 184-188;
such a legend common to several Celtic races, 187;
Giraldus Cambrensis and the legend of, 187-188

YSEULT. _See_ Ysonde

YSONDE, or YSEULT. Daughter of the King of Ireland;
some incidents in her story paralleled in the ballad of Bran,
228;
the story of Tristrem and, 257-274;
the story of Tristrem and, claimed as a sun-myth, 274-275

YSONDE OF THE WHITE HAND. Daughter of Hoel I, Duke of Brittany;
in the story of Tristrem and Ysonde, 271, 273

YVES. Husband of Azenor the Pale, 361-363

YVON. A youth;
in the story of the Castle of the Sun, 131-137

YVONNE. A maiden;
in the story of the Castle of the Sun, 131-137

ZIMMER, H. Cited, 278

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Transcriber Notes

Typographical inconsistencies have been changed and are listed below.

Hyphenation has been standardized.

Otherwise, archaic spelling and the author's punctuation style have
been preserved.

Passages in italics indicated by _underscores_.

The macrons over the a's in Mah[=a]bh[=a]rata and R[=a]m[=a]yana are
indicated by [=a].

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