Myths and Legends of the Celtic Race - Knowledge Rush

427JOHN, MR. IVOR B. His opinion of Celtic mystical writings, 332JONES, BRYNMOR. Findings of, on origin of populations of GreatBritain and Ireland, 78JOYCE, DR. P.W. Reference to his “Old Celtic Romances,” 303,309, 312[443]JUBAINVILLE, M. D'ARBOIS DE. Great Celtic scholar, 18, 23, 24;explanation of, regarding Germans as a subject people, 31;record regarding Megalithic People, 55;reference of, to Taranus (? Thor), the god of Lightning, 87;opinion regarding Dis, or Pluto, as representing darkness,death, and evil, 88;reference to Gaulish god whom Cæsar identifies withMercury, 113;Brigit identical with Dana, according to, 126;Ith's landing in Ireland described in his “Irish MythologicalCycle,” 131;his translation of Amergin's strange lay, 134KKAI. King Arthur's seneschal, 387, 388;accompanies Kilhwch on his quest for Olwen, 388-392;refuses Peredur, 401, 402KEATING. Reference to his “History of Ireland,” 150;his reference to Maon, 153;“History” of, tells of Ket's death, 244;“History” of, tells of Maev's death, 245