Aonbarr (ain-barr).
Mananan's magical steed, [125]
Apollo. Celtic equivalent, Lugh.
Magical services in honour of, described by Hecataeus, [58];
regarded by Gauls as deity of medicine, [87], [88]
Aquitan´i. One of three peoples inhabiting Gaul when Caesar's conquest began, [58]
Arabia. Dolmens found in, [53]
Arawn. A king in Annwn;
appeals to Pwyll for help against Havgan, [357];