Myths & Legends of the Celtic Race

by T. W. Rolleston

Miss Jessie L. Weston's article on, in the “Encyc. Britann.,” [341];

Chrestien de Troyes influential in bringing into the poetic literature of Europe the, [340], [341];

various sources of, discussed, [342];

the saga in Wales, [343], [344];

never entered Ireland, [343];

why so little is heard of, in accounts of Cymric myths, [344]

Asa. Scandinavian deity, [86]

Asal. Of the Golden Pillars King, [115]

Asura-Masda. Persian deity, [86]

Athnurchar (ath-nur´char), or Ardnurchar (The Ford of the Sling-cast). The River-ford where Ket slings Conall's “brain ball” at Conor mac Nessa, [240];