early years, [21];

the bard of Urien and Owain-ap-Urien, [22];

death of, [22];

probably sojourned in Brittany, [22];

acquainted with black art, [252]

Tam o’ Shanter. The character in Burns’s poem;

mentioned, [244]

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Tantallon Castle. A famous ruin in Scotland;

mentioned, [359]