Myths and Legends of the Celtic Race - Knowledge Rush

435LUGH (loo), or LUGUS.1. See Apollo, 58;the god of Light, in Gaul and Ireland, as, 88;2. Son of Kian, the Sun-god par excellence of all Celtica, thecoming of, 109-113;other names, Ildánach (“The All-Craftsman”) and LughLamfada (Lugh of the Long Arm), 113,123;his eric from sons of Turenn for murder of his father,Kian, 115-116;slays Balor and is enthroned in his stead, 117;fiery spear of, 121;his worship widely spread over Continental Celtica, 123;father, by Dectera, of Cuchulain, 123, 182;Cymric deity Llew Llaw Gyffes corresponds with, 347,348LUGH OF THE LONG ARM. See Lugh.Invincible sword of, 105, 106;Bres, son of Balor, and, 123;husband of Dectera and father of Cuchulain, 182;appears to Cuchulain and protects the Ford while his sonrests, 214;fights by his son's side, 215;Cymric hero Llew Llaw Gyfles corresponds with, 347, 348[446]LUNED. Maiden who rescued Owain, 397;Owain rescues her, 398, 399M