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Danes, crushed by Irish at Clontarf,
85; in Ireland, 93-94; English
slaves of, 304; in England, 292-293.
Daniel (Danihel), Bishop, 251-253.
Darmesteter, English Studies, quoted,
52.
Dathi, 8, 168.
David (Scotland), court of, 322.
De Abbatibus, 271, 274.
De Bello Gothico, 167.
De Consulate Stilichonis, 167.
de Jubainville, Revue Celtique, 168.
De Locis Sanctis, Adamnan, 54, 153-
154.
De Re Militari of Vegetius, 76.
Deece, near Tara, 174.
Decies in Munster, 33, 174.
Declan, 53.
Degrees conferred in Irish schools,
listed, 40-41.
Deira, 213.
Deise, 183.
Deerhurst, church of, 281.
Denbighshire, 171.
Denmark, 211.
Derry, 132, 133.
Desii, 174.
Desmond, school of, 35, 53, 173.
Deva (Roman), 167.
Devon, 159, 170, 171.
Diarmuid, High King, reign of, 106-
108, 128.
Diarmuid, attendant of Columcille,
138, 145, 146, 147, 202.
Diarmuid, King of Leinster, 297.
Dicuil, disciple of Columbanus,
founds Lure, 15; in England, 199.
Dicuil, the Geographer, 17, 22; his
De Mensura Orbis Tenae, ed
Parthey, 143; his journey to
France, 279.
Dicuil, missionary in England, 244,
248, 255, 270.
Dima, son of, 126.
"Dind map Letani," 174.
Dinn map Laethain, 176.
Diuma, 225, 226, 248, 270.
Domesday Book, 85, 251-252.
Index
346
Dominnach, 188.
Donatus (Donncadh) of Fiesole, 19;
modesty of, 23; his poem on Ire-
land, 88.
Donatus (grammarian), known to
Irish, 39.
Donn Coirci, 114.
Dorcic, 242.
Doss, 65.
Douglas, Gavin, JEnels, quoted.
Dowth, 281.
Drayton's "Polyolbion," 286.
Drostan in Aberdour, 155.
Drumceat, Synod of, 66-67; meeting
at, in sixth century, 106; work of
Columcille at, 122; Columcille at,
138-139.
Drumcliff, founded by, 127.
Drythelm, 56-57.
Dublin, gift of Gruffyd to, 179.
Dublin Review, 272.
Dubslane, 275.
Dubtach, 187-188.
Dulcert, map of, 278.
Dumbarney, 242.
Dumbarton, 315.
Dun ^Enghus,
Dunbar, Flyting of Dunbar and Ken-
nedie, 316, 318, 333; Golden Targe,
319.
Duncan (Dunchad), writings of, 22.
Dungal of St. Denis, his versatility,
22; modesty of, 23; his acumen,
285.
Dungal of Pavia, 81, 279, 285.
Dunkeld, 154-155-
Duns Scotus, last of Irish schoolmen,
6; his work almost unequaled in
human history, 295.
Dunstan, 185, 264, 265, 276-277;
Irish literati before and after, 276-
279; abbot, 289; statesman, 327.
Dun Tradui, 176.
Durrow, founded by Columcille,
126, 139, 142.
Dwelly, Gaelic Dictionary, 333.
Dyfed, 174.
Dymphna, 20.