Footnote 1080:[(return)]
Nennius, 40. In the Irish version they are called "Druids." See p. [238], supra.
Footnote 1081:[(return)]
Pliny, xxx. 1.
Footnote 1082:[(return)]
Adamnan, Vita S. Col., i. 37. ii. 35, etc.; Reeves' Adamnan, 247 f.; Stokes, Three Homilies, 24 f.; Antient Laws of Ireland, i. 15; RC xvii. 142 f.; IT i. 23.
Footnote 1083:[(return)]
Lampridius, Alex. Sev. 60; Vopiscus, Numerienus, 14, Aurelianus, 44.
Footnote 1084:[(return)]
Windisch, Táin, 31, 221; cf. Meyer, Contributions to Irish Lexicog. 176 Joyce, SH i. 238.
Footnote 1085:[(return)]
IT i. 56.
Footnote 1086:[(return)]
Solinus, 35; Tac. Ann. xiv. 30.
Footnote 1087:[(return)]
RC xv. 326, xvi. 34, 277; Windisch, Táin, 331. In LL 75b we hear of "three Druids and three Druidesses."
Footnote 1088:[(return)]
See p. [69], supra; Keating, 331.
Footnote 1089:[(return)]
Jullian, 100; Holder, s.v. "Thucolis."