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RC xii. 89.
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LL lla.
Footnote 263:[(return)]
RC xii. 93.
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Connac, 56, and Cóir Anmann (IT iii. 357) divide the name as día-na-cecht and explain it as "god of the powers."
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RC xii. 67. For similar stories of plants springing from graves, see my Childhood of Fiction, 115.
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RC xii, 89, 95.
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RC vi. 369; Cormac, 23.
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Cormac, 47, 144; IT iii. 355, 357.
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IT iii. 355; D'Arbois, i. 202.
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LL 246a.