Myths and Legends of the Celtic Race - Knowledge Rush

403ERINN (ERIN). See Eriu, 132;reference to High-Kingship of, 152ERIU. Wife of Danaan king MacGrené, 132;dative form, Erinn, poetic name applied to Ireland, 132ERRIS BAY. The Children of Lir at, 141, 142ET´AIN.Second bride of Midir the Proud, 156;transformed by Fuamnach into a butterfly, 156;driven by a magic tempest into the fairy palace of Angus, 156;again the magic tempest drives her forth, 156;swallowed by Etar, and reappears as a mortal child, 156, 157;visited by Eochy, the High King, who wooes and makes herhis wife, 157, 158;the desperate love of Ailill for, 158-160;Midir the Proud comes to claim, as his Danaan wife, 160-163;recovered by Eochy, 163[435]ETAIN OIG.Daughter of Etain, 163;King Conary Mōr descended from, 164;married Cormac, King of Ulster, 165;put away owing to barrenness, 166;cowherd of Eterskel cares for her one daughter, 166ET´AR.Mother of Etain, 157ETERSKEL.King of Ireland, whose cowherd cares for Messbuachalla,166;on his death he is succeeded by Conary Mōr, 167-169