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RC xii. 59.
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Folk-Lore Journal, v. 66; Rh[^y]s, HL 314.
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Larminie, "Kian, son of Kontje."
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Joyce, OCR 37.
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D'Arbois, vi. 116, Les Celtes, 39, RC xii. 75, 101, 127, xvi. 77. Is the defaced inscription at Geitershof, Deo M ... Sam ... (Holder, ii. 1335), a dedication to Mercury Samildánach? An echo of Lug's story is found in the Life of S. Herve, who found a devil in his monastery in the form of a man who said he was a good carpenter, mason, locksmith, etc., but who could not make the sign of the cross. Albert le Grand, Saints de la Bretagne, 49, RC vii. 231.
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Holder, s.v.; D'Arbois, Les Celtes, 44, RC vii. 400.
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Holder, s.v. "Lugus."
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Stokes, TIG 103. Gaidoz contests the identification of the Lugoves and of Lug with Mercury, and to him the Lugoves are grouped divinities like the Matres (RC vi. 489).
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HL 425.
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See p. [349], infra.