Myths and Legends of the Celtic Race - Knowledge Rush

394 Myths and Legends of the Celtic RaceCYMRIC. 1. Peoples;effect of legends of, on Continental poets, 50;2. Myths;Druidic thought enshrined in Llewellyn Sion's “Barddas,”edited by by J. A. Williams ap Ithel for theWelsh MS. Society, 332;cosmogony, the, 333-335;God and Cythrawl in, 333;why so little of Arthurian saga heard in, 344;comparison between Gaelic and, 344-368CYTHRAWL. God and, two primary existences standing forprinciples of destruction and life, in Cymriccosmogony, 333;realised in “Annwn” (the Abyss, or Chaos), 333DDA DERGA. A Leinster lord at whose hostel Conary seekshospitality, 170;Conary's retinue at, 173;Ingcel and his own sons attack the hostel, 174[432]DAGDA. “The Good,” or possibly = Doctus, “The Wise” God,and supreme head of the People of Dana, fatherof Brigit (Dana), 103;the Cauldron of the, one of the treasures of the Danaans, 106;the magical harp of, 118-119;father and chief of the People of Dana, 120, 121;Kings MacCuill, MacCecht, and MacGrené grandsons of,132;portions out spiritual Ireland between the Danaans, 136DALAN. A Druid who discovers to Eochy that Etain has beencarried to mound of Bri-Leith, 163