Lectures on the Origin and Growth of Religion as Illustrated by Celtic Heathendom

Aengus Ailill Aitherne Allobroges ancient Anses Arawn Arianrhod Aryan Balder Balor battle Brythonic Cairbre called Celtic Celtic Zeus Celts Conall Conall Cernach Conchobar Corc Cormac Corpus Poet counterpart Cronus Cúchulainn Dagda darkness daughter Diarmait divinity druid Erinn father Fergus Finn Fir Bolg Fomori Four Masters Gailióin Gaulish Gauls genitive goddess gods Goidelic Greek Gwydion Gwyn Hades hand head Heracles Indra inscription instance Ireland Irish island king Kulhwch land Latin latter Lectures Leinster Lleu Llew Llûd Lugaid Mâth meaning meant Medb mentioned Merlin myth mythic mythology night Norse Nuada O'Curry O'Curry's origin Owein poem probably Pwyll R. B. Mab reference regarded remarkable represented Rig-Veda Roman Skene Stokes stone story Sun-god supposed Táin Taliessin Teutonic thou tion treated Triads Tuatha Dé Danann Ulster Ultonian Welsh wife Windisch Woden word Zeus