[71] Joyce, Old Celtic Romances, 38, 75, 153, 177, 270. In the Silva Gadelica, by Mr. Standish O'Grady, the assembly is described sitting in a circle, vol. ii. p. 159, and Tara is also described, vol. ii. 264, 358, 360, 384.
[72] Miss Cox's admirable study and analysis of the Cinderella group of stories includes the Catskin variants, which number seventy-seven.—Cinderella, pp. 53-79.
[73] Studies in Ancient History, p. 62.
[74] Sproat's Scenes and Studies of Savage Life, p. 96.
[75] See his Early Hebrew Life, p. 85.
[76] Frazer, Adonis, Attis, and Osiris, 27-28.
[77] Todd and Herbert, Irish Version of Nennius, p. 89.
[78] Indian Antiq., iii. 32.
[79] Laws of Manu (Bühler), ix. 127; Apastamba Gautama (Bühler), xxviii. 18.
[80] Sir Henry Maine in his Early Law and Custom, p. 91.