Footnote 861:[(return)]
Joyce, SH i. 229; O'Curry, MC ii. 224, MS Mat. 284.
Footnote 862:[(return)]
IT i. 129; Livy, v. 34; Loth, RC xvi. 314. The Irish for consulting a lot is crann-chur, "the act of casting wood."
Footnote 863:[(return)]
Cæsar, vi. 14.
Footnote 864:[(return)]
O'Curry, MC ii. 46, 224; Stokes, Three Irish Homilies, 103.
Footnote 865:[(return)]
Cormac, 94. Fionn's divination by chewing his thumb is called Imbas Forosnai (RC xxv. 347).
Footnote 866:[(return)]
Antient Laws of Ireland, i. 45.
Footnote 867:[(return)]
Hyde, Lit. Hist. of Ireland, 241.
Footnote 868:[(return)]
Justin, xliii. 5.
Footnote 869:[(return)]
O'Grady, ii. 362; Giraldus, Descr. Camb. i. 11.
Footnote 870:[(return)]
Pennant, Tour in Scotland, i. 311; Martin, 111.