Sul, a goddess worshipped at Bath, [228], [275].
“Summer, the Land of”, i.e. the Celtic Other World, [119], [329].
Sun, worship of the, [41], [42];
Cuchulainn a personification of the, [158]-159.
Swans, Caer and Angus take the forms of, [141]-142;
the children of Lêr changed into, [143];
Mider and Etain become, [151].
Sword, of Manannán, [60], [198];
of Nuada, [51];