A Literary History of Ireland, from Earliest Times to the Present Day

by Douglas Hyde

Geasa (or tabus), Cuchulain's, [301], [344], [347], [348]; of the Fenians, [373]; of the Kings of Ireland, [447]

Geanan, druid, [344]

Gemman, a poet, [167]

Genealogy, Irish, [59] ff.; Welsh, [72]; extended to Noah, [78]; great Irish books of, [59]; strictly kept, [71]

Geography, Irish treatise on, [597]; poem on, [213]

Gerald, Earl of Desmond, poet, [547]

Gerald Mac Shane Fitzgerald, [610]

Geraldines of Italian lineage, [35], [473], [476]

Germans, their relations to the Celts, [8-10]; defeat the Celts, [14]; less intellectually cultured than the Celts, [253]; unacquainted with rhyme, [481]; their loan-words from the Celts, [12-13]

Germanus, St., [144]