Footnote 665:[(return)]
Le Braz, ii. 18.
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Mr. Chadwick (Jour. Anth. Inst. xxx. 26) connects this high god with thunder, and regards the Celtic Zeus (Taranis, in his opinion) as a thunder-god. The oak was associated with this god because his worshippers dwelt under oaks.
Footnote 667:[(return)]
Helbig, Die Italiker in der Poebene, 16 f.
Footnote 668:[(return)]
Mannhardt, Baumkultus; Frazer, Golden Bough2 iii. 198.
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Frazer, loc. cit.
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Evans, Arch. Rev. i. 327 f.
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Joyce, SH i. 236.
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O'Curry, MC i. 213.
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LL 199b; Rennes Dindsenchas, RC xv. 420.
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RC xv. 455, xvi. 279; Hennessey, Chron. Scot. 76.