INDEX

(Mainly of persons and places)

Aberystwyth, relics near, [11]
Akeman Street, [123]
Almesbury (Amesbury), [175-80]
Alnwick, [44]
Ambrosius, [15]
Aneurin, his testimony to Arthur, [9]
Arderydd, [66], [71], [82]
Arnold, Matthew, quoted, [30], [35], [80]
Arthur (Artus, Arcturus), King—
his widespread fame, [2], [3];
Saxon opponents of, [4];
an allegorical figure, [6], [27], [61];
Caxton on his identity, [9];
bardic chroniclers, [9-18], [62];
Geoffrey’s history of, [18];
the elemental hero, [29], [33], [149];
his domain, [31], [38], [39], [46-59], [64];
Scotch references, [52], [68];
his birth, [90];
his coronation, [115];
his Round Table, [130-58];
as warrior, [149];
as national hero, [150], [151];
his battle at Badon, [155-6];
in Italy, [157];
his marriage, [160];
at Camelot, [159] et seq.;
battle at Slaughter Bridge, [200];
his death-wound, [205];
his tomb, [207-9];
in Avalon, [238-47];
supposed remains, [241], [249]
Arviragus, King, [223]
Astolat, [55]
Aurelius Ambrosius, [71], [74]
Avalon (Avilion), [43], [51];
described [216] et seq. [See “Glastonbury”]
Badbury Rings, [153]
Badon (Mons Badonicus), [4], [13], [51], [152-6]
Bagdemagus, Sir, [77]
Balin, Sir, [84], [129], [167]
Bamborough Castle, [44]
Barham Down, [156], [204]
Bath, [152]
Battles, King Arthur’s, [4], [29], [62], [125], [151];
the last at Camelford, [198], [200-1], [204], [208];
with Melvas, [240]
Bedivere, Sir, [205 n.], [211], [213], [251]
Belenus, [123]
Blackmore, poet, [30]
Blaise (Bleys), [83]
Borron, Robert de, [188], [230]
Borrow, George, quoted, [90 n.], [188], [230]
Bors, Sir, [188], [191]
Boscastle, [101]
Bossiney, [101], [183]
Brecknock, [46], [49], [144]
Brécéliande (Broceliand, Brocelinde), forest of, [79], [81]
Brittany, [43], [68]
Brue, river, [219]
Brythons, the, [3], [4], [47]
Bude, [101-2]
Cadbury Camp, Somerset, [141], [160], [171-2]
Cadwalla, [5]
Caerleon, [39], [53];
described, [113-29]
Caerwent, [125], [126], [168]
Camden, quoted, [96], [244]
Camel, river, [198-9]
Camelford, [55-7], [101]; described, [194] et seq.
Cameliard, [39], [46-9]
Camelot, described, [159] et seq.
Caractacus, [129]
Carbonek, [38]
Carew, historian, [95]
Carmarthen, Merlin’s Cave at, [67], [78]
Carobaise, [46]
Castle Denis, [49]
Castle-an-Dinas, [111]
Cattraeth, battle of, [9-10]
Caxton, his testimony to Arthur, [8], [9], [26]
Cefn Bryn, [48]
Celts, the, and their influence on history and legend, [3], [23], [31], [35], [66], [176], [213], [230], [231]
Cerdic, [4], [5], [48], [153], [155]
Chalice Hill, [229]
Clevedon, [172]
Constantinople, [39]
Cormac, [107]
Craik, Mrs., [96]
David, St., [63], [236]
Dawstane, [10]
Dinas Emrys, [71], [76 n.]
Douarnenez, [46]
Dozmare Pool, [211-14]
Drayton, quoted, [144], [155], [171]
Dryden, [30]
Dubric (Dubritius), [115], [125], [129], [155]
Dunchine, [93]
Dunstan, [236], [237]
Ector, Sir, [90], [180]
Edinburgh, [52]
Edward I, King, at Glastonbury, [249]
Eildon Hills, [51]
Emerson, quoted, [33]
Ettarde, [164]
Evelake, King, [235]
Excalibur, [211]
Freeman, Professor, quoted, [153], [218], [236]
Frere, J. K., quoted, [136]
Gaisnar, [21]
Galahad, [23], [41], [145], [148], [187], [191], [233]
Gawaine, [79], [81], [161];
his character, [161-3], [166], [204]
Geoffrey of Monmouth, [18-21], [95], [115], [118], [131], [251]
Geraint, [129]
Gibbon, [27]
Gildas the historian, [10], [12], [13-16], [153], [246]
Giraldus Cambriensis, [20]
Glastonbury, Gildas at, [15];
history and description of, [216-56]
“Gleam, The,” [69]
Glennie, Stuart, quoted, [54], [66], [76 n.]
Goothe, [38]
Gorlois, [90], [91]
Grail, the. [See “Holy Grail”]
Gray, [30]
Guenevere (Guinevere, Gwenhwyvar), Queen, [62], [114], [132], [175-82], [240]
Guest, Lady Charlotte, [78], [153], [162], [238]
Guildford, [55-7]
Henry II, King, at Glastonbury, [241-4]
Henry of Bloys, [241]
Holy Grail, the, [23], [133], [145];
the quest of, [186];
legend of, [187-93], [230]
Holy Thorn, in Scotland, [52];
legend of, [223-28]
Hueil (Howel), [15], [16], [50]
Iceland, [64]
Ider, [239]
Igraine, [90]
Inis vitrea (Ynyswytryn). [See “Glastonbury”]
Iseult (Isoud). [See “Tristram and Iseult”]
Jagent, [38]
Joseph of Arimathæa, [186], [188], [193];
at Glastonbury, [221-33] passim
Joyous Gard, [43], [44], [45], [53], [179]
Julian Way, the, [123], [168]
Kay (Kaye), Sir, [91], [161]
Knighton’s (Nectan’s) Kieve, St., [183-93]
Knights, the, [37]; their Round Table, [131] et seq.;
adventures at Camelot, [161], [166];
the last, [200]
Kynon, [11]
Lancelot, Sir, [44], [45], [55], [160], [166], [174], [178], [191]
Landerneau, [45]
Land’s End, [42]
Layamon, [21], [22]
Leland, quoted, [14], [94], [95], [126], [142], [168], [171], [182], [245]
Leodegraunce, King, [132-3]
Llanilterne, Guinevere’s tomb at, [179]
Llywarch Hên, [9], [11], [34]
Logris, [36]
Lonazep, [38]
Lot, King, [174]
Lowell, J. R., [30]
Lyonnesse, [40], [42], [43]
Lytton, Lord, quoted, [30], [111], [128], [158], [163 n.]
“Mabinogion,” the, [117], [129]
Mackinnon, Dr., quoted, [13]
Malory, Sir Thomas, [25], [26], [27], [106], [191], [212]
Map (Mapes), Walter, [22-5], [188]
Mark (Marc’h), King, [41], [46], [104], [106]
Melvas, King, [239]
Merlin, [25], [43], [66], [132]; his history, [67-71];
drama of, [72-5];
his doom, [75-8];
his influence, [83];
his prophecies, [246]
Milton, [24], [30], [62]
Moel Arthur, [49]
Mons Badonicus. [See “Badon”]
Mordred, [129], [200-3]
Morris, William, [30]
Mount, St. Michael’s, [42]
Myrdin Emrys, [67], [71]
Nantanleod, King, [4]
Nennius, [12], [16]
Nimuë (Vivien), [72], [77]
Norden, on Tintagel, [97]
Nutt, David, [191]
Odin, [64]
Olaf, [64]
Orkneys, [52]
Patrick, St., [236]
Pelleas, [163-5], [188-9]
Pellinore, King, [146]
Pendragon Castle, [51]
Penrith, [141]
Pen-y-Van, [144]
Percivale (Parzifal, Perceval), [134], [186], [189]
“Perilous, Siege,” [146], [165]
Petersaint, [38]
Quoits, Arthur’s, [48-9]
Renan, [46], [80], [176]
Ritson, Joseph, [46], [154], [156]
Rocky Valley, Tintagel, [183]
Rome, [65], [151], [157]
Round Table, the, [119];
history of, [130-58];
supposed localities, [141] et seq.;
its symbolism, [145]
Row Tor, [213]
Sancgreal, the. [See “Holy Grail”]
Sandwich, [158]
Sarras, [190], [192], [193]
Scilly, [40]
Scott, Sir Walter, quoted, [12], [26], [30], [68], [141], [142]
Shalott, [163], [181]
Silchester, [116 n.]
Silures, the, [24], [47], [126]
Slaughter Bridge, [199], [205]
Snowdon, [71], [76]
Sommer, Dr., [26], [29]
Southey, [29]
Souvestre, Emile, [81]
Spenser, [30], [77], [233]
Steep Holm, [14]
Stephen’s, St. (Steven’s), Camelot, [160], [174]
Stonehenge, [3], [75], [154]
Stow’s Chronicle, [215]
Strachey, Sir E., quoted, [27], [64]
Surluse (Surluce), [40], [41]
Swinburne, quoted, [30]
Talhairan, [129]
Taliesin, [9], [11], [129]
Ten Brink, quoted, [135]
Tennyson, [30];
at Caerleon, [126-28], [155], [162];
description of Camelot, [170];
on Guinevere, [175];
the Grail legend, [193];
on Mordred, [203]
Terabyl, [91], [92]
Thierry, [34]
Thomas the Rhymer, [104]
Tintagel, [53];
described, [88-111] passim
Tor, the Glastonbury, [220], [236], [255]
Tristram and Iseult, [44], [46], [89], [103-6], [174]
Tweed, the, [68], [69], [70]
Urien, [11]
Usk, river, [67], [115], [119]
Uther (Uter), King, [64], [71], [74], [75], [89], [90], [132]
Uwaine, Sir, [72]
Veitch, professor, [71]
Vellan, [42]
Vivien, [77], [79], [81]
Vortigern, [63 n.], [71], [76]
Wace, [21], [80], [131]
Wagner, [107]
Warton, [30], [139]
Waste Lands, the, [38]
Weary All (Wirral, Worall) Hill, [223]
Wedmore, palace at, [247]
Wells Abbey, [229]
Wigan, battle at, [51]
William of Newburgh, [20]
Winchester, [55], [131], [143], [167], [139-41] passim
Wodensbury, battle at, [5]
Wolfram von Ezchenbach, [189]
Ynyswytryn. [See “Glastonbury”]

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