The Religion of the Ancient Celts

by J. A. MacCulloch

Footnote 1166:[(return)]

LU 130a; RC xxiv. 185; O'Curry, MC i. p. cccxxx; Campbell, WHT iii. 62; Leahy, i. 105.

Footnote 1167:[(return)]

Vigfusson-Powell, Corpus Poet. Boreale, i. 167, 417-418, 420; and see my Childhood of Fiction, 103 f.

Footnote 1168:[(return)]

Larminie, 31; Le Braz², ii. 146, 159, 161, 184, 257 (the rôle of the dead husband is usually taken by a lutin or follet, Luzel, Veillées Bretons, 79); Rev. des Trad. Pop. ii. 267; Ann. de Bretagne, viii. 514.

Footnote 1169:[(return)]

Le Braz², i. 313. Cf. also an incident in the Voyage of Maelduin.

Footnote 1170:[(return)]

RC x. 214f. Cf. Kennedy, 162; Le Braz², i. 217, for variants.

Footnote 1171:[(return)]

Curtin, Tales, 156; see p. [170], supra.

Footnote 1172:[(return)]

Curtin, Tales, 156; Campbell, Superstitions, 241; Folk-Lore, xiii. 60; Le Braz², i. 213.

Footnote 1173:[(return)]

Folk-Lore, ii. 26; Yeats, Celtic Twilight, 166.

Footnote 1174:[(return)]

Tertullian, de Anima, 21.

Footnote 1175:[(return)]

Reinach, RC xxii. 447.