Dewy-Red. Horse of Conall of the Victories, [233]
Dialogues. Reference to Oisīn-and-Patrick and Keelta-and-Patrick, [289]
Diancecht (dee´an-kecht). Physician to the Danaans, [108]
Dineen's Irish Dictionary. Reference to, [164], [165]
Dinnsenchus (din-shen´cus). Ancient tract, preserved in the “Book of Leinster,” [85]
Din´odig. Cantrev of, over which Llew and Blodeuwedd reigned, [382], [383]
Dinrigh (din´ree). Maon slays Covac at, [153]
Diodor´us Sic´ulus. A contemporary of Julius Cæsar;
Pythagoras and, [80]