Myths and Legends of the Celtic Race - Knowledge Rush

431LAND OF THE DEAD. “Spain” a synonymous term, 130;the western extremity of Great Britain is, according to ancientwriter cited by Plutarch, and also according toProcopius, 131LAND OF THE LIVING. = Land of the Happy Dead, 96;gifts which Lugh brought from, 113LAND OF SHADOWS. Dwelling-place of Skatha;Cuchulain at, 187-189LAND OF THE WEE FOLK. See Wee Folk (otherwise, Faylinn),246, &c.LAND OF YOUTH. Identical with “Land of the Dead,” “Land ofthe Living,” q.v.;See Mananan, 113, 125;Cleena once lived in, 127;Connla's Well in, visited by Sinend, 129;still lives in imagination of Irish peasant, 137;mystic country of People of Dana after their dispossession byChildren of Miled, 156;pagan conception of, referred to, 161;lover from, visits Messbuachalla, to whom she bears Conary,166, 167;Oisīn sees wonders of, 272;Oisīn returns from, 273;“The Lady of the Fountain” and the, 395, 396LAYAMON. Translator. See “Historia Regum Britaniæ”LEGEND. The cycles of Irish, 95LEICESTER. See Llyr