their death, [142]
Lismore. “The Dean of Lismore's Book,” by James Macgregor.
Dean of, described, [288]
Llassar Llaesgyv´newid. Husband of Kymideu Kymeinvoll, giver of magic cauldron to Bran, [368]
Llevelys. Son of Beli;
story of Ludd (Nudd) and, [385], [386]
Llew Llaw Gyffes. Otherwise “The Lion of the Sure Hand.”
A hero the subject of the tale “Māth Son of Māthonwy,” [347], [348];
identical with the Gaelic deity Lugh of the Long Arm, [347], [348];