Ge´ry-on, a three-bodied monster, [145].
Ges´nes, navigator sent for Isoude the Fair, [477].
Gi-al´lar Horn, the trumpet that Heimdal will blow at the judgment day, [349].
Gi´ants, beings of monstrous size and of fearful countenances; represented as in constant opposition to the gods, [122]-[123];
in Wagner’s Nibelungen Ring, [354].
Gi´bich-ung race, ancestors of Alberich, [356], [357].
Gi-bral´tar, great rock and town at southwest corner of Spain (See [Pillars of Hercules]), [145].
Gil´das, a scholar of Arthur’s court, [564].
Gi-rard´, son of Duke Sevinus, [826].
Glas´ton-bur-y, where Arthur died, [395].