Footnote 167:[(return)]
Harl. MSS. 2, 17, pp. 90-99. Cf. fragment from Book of Invasions in LL 8.
Footnote 168:[(return)]
Harl. MS. 5280, translated in RC xii. 59 f.
Footnote 169:[(return)]
RC xii. 60; D'Arbois, v. 405 f.
Footnote 170:[(return)]
For Celtic brother-sister unions see p. [224].
Footnote 171:[(return)]
O'Donovan, Annals, i. 16.
Footnote 172:[(return)]
RC xv. 439.
Footnote 173:[(return)]
RC xii. 71.
Footnote 174:[(return)]
Professor Rh[^y]s thinks the Partholan story is the aboriginal, the median the Celtic version of the same event. Partholan, with initial p cannot be Goidelic (Scottish Review, 1890, "Myth. Treatment of Celtic Ethnology").
Footnote 175:[(return)]
HL 591.
Footnote 176:[(return)]
CM ix. 130; Campbell LF 68.