The Religion of the Ancient Celts

by J. A. MacCulloch

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Rh[^y]s, Trans. 3rd Inter. Cong. Hist. of Rel. ii. 213. See Grimm, Teut. Myth. 251 ff., and p. [275], infra.

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Rh[^y]s, ibid. ii. 213. He finds her name in the place-name Bononia and its derivatives.

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Cormac, 23.

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Cæsar, vi. 17; Holder, s.v.; Stokes, TIG 33.

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Girald. Cambr. Top. Hib. ii. 34 f. Vengeance followed upon rash intrusion. For the breath tabu see Frazer, Early Hist. of the Kingship, 224.

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Joyce, SH i. 335.

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P. [41], supra.

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Martin, 119; Campbell, Witchcraft, 248.

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Frazer, op. cit. 225.

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Joyce, PN i. 195; O'Grady, ii. 198; Wood-Martin, i. 366; see p. [42], supra.