Furnished subject for “Gorborduc” and “King Lear,” [338];
wonderful success of, translated by Wace into French, by Layamon into Anglo-Saxon, [338], [339]
Homer. His gloomy picture of the departed souls of men conducted to the underworld, [79], [80];
reference to, [147]
Horses of Mananan. White-crested waves called, [125]
Hound of Ulster. See [Cuchulain], [217], [233];
element in Gaelic names, [184]
Hugh. One of the Children of Lir, [142]
Hull, Miss, referred to, [133], note; [203], note
Hungary. Miled's name as a god in a Celtic inscription from, [130]