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O'Grady, ii. 290. In this story the sea is identified with Fiachna's wife.
Footnote 1241:[(return)]
Joyce, OCR 253 f.
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IT iii. 211 f.; D'Arbois, ii. 185.
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O'Curry, MS. Mat. 388.
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A similar idea occurs in many Fian tales.
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Evans, Welsh Dict. s.v. "Annwfn"; Anwyl, 60; Gaidoz, ZCP i. 29 f.
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Loth, i. 27 f.; see p. [111], supra.
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Footnote 1248:[(return)]
Guest, iii. 75; Loth, i. 29 f.
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Skene, i. 264, 276. Cf. the Ille tournoiont of the Graal romances and the revolving houses of Märchen. A revolving rampart occurs in "Maelduin" (RC x. 81).