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Skene, i. 263, 274-276, 278, 281-282, 286-287. His "chair" bestows immortal youth and freedom from sickness.
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Skene, i. 264, 376 f., 309, 532. See p. [356], infra.
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See pp. [350-1], infra. Fionn and Taliesin are examples of the Märchen formula of a hero expelled and brought back to honour, Nutt-Meyer, ii. 88.
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Loth, i. 209, ii. 238; Skene, ii. 459.
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Nennius, ch. 50, 79.
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Anwyl, ZCP i. 293.
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Geoffrey, viii. 9-xi. 3.
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Nutt-Meyer, ii. 22 f.
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See p. [381], infra.
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Loth, ii. 232, 245.