Myths and Legends of the Celtic Race - Knowledge Rush

422 Myths and Legends of the Celtic RaceHISTORIA REGUM BRITANIÆ. See Geoffrey of Monmouth.Furnished subject for “Gorborduc” and “King Lear,” 338;wonderful success of, translated by Wace into French, byLayamon into Anglo-Saxon, 338, 339HOMER. His gloomy picture of the departed souls of menconducted to the underworld, 79, 80;reference to, 147HORSES OF MANANAN. White-crested waves called, 125HOUND OF ULSTER. See Cuchulain, 217, 233;element in Gaelic names, 184HUGH. One of the Children of Lir, 142HULL, Miss, referred to, 133, note; 203, noteHUNGARY. Miled's name as a god in a Celtic inscription from,130HYDE, DR. DOUGLAS. Reference to his folk tale about Dermot ofthe Love Spot. 291HYPERBOR´EANS. Equivalent to Celts, 17IIBERIANS Aquitani and, resemblance between, 58, 59ILDA´NACH (“The All-Craftsman”). Surname conferred uponLugh, the Sun-god, 113ILLYRIANS Celts conquer, 22IMMORTALITY. Origin of so-called “Celtic” doctrine of, 75, 76;Egyptian and “Celtic” ideas of, 78-89