Footnote 756:[(return)]
See Rh[^y]s, Welsh People, 44; Livy, v. 34.
Footnote 757:[(return)]
Cf. IT iii. 407, 409.
Footnote 758:[(return)]
Cæsar, v. 14.
Footnote 759:[(return)]
Strabo, iv. 5. 4.
Footnote 760:[(return)]
Dio Cass. lxxvi. 12; Jerome, Adv. Jovin. ii. 7. Giraldus has much to say of incest in Wales, probably actual breaches of moral law among a barbarous people (Descr. Wales, ii. 6).
Footnote 761:[(return)]
RC xii. 235, 238, xv. 291, xvi. 149; LL 23a, 124b. In various Irish texts a child is said to have three fathers—probably a reminiscence of polyandry. See p. [74], supra, and RC xxiii. 333.
Footnote 762:[(return)]
IT i. 136; Loth, i. 134 f.; Rh[^y]s, HL 308.
Footnote 763:[(return)]
Zimmer, "Matriarchy among the Picts," in Henderson, Leadbhar nan Gleann.
Footnote 764:[(return)]
See p. [259], infra.
Footnote 765:[(return)]
See p. [274], infra.