INDEX
(Mainly of persons and places)
- Aberystwyth, relics near, 11
- Akeman Street, 123
- Almesbury (Amesbury), 175-80
- Alnwick, 44
- Ambrosius, 15
- Aneurin, his testimony to Arthur, 9
- Arderydd, 66, 71, 82
- Arnold, Matthew, quoted, 30, 35, 80
- Arthur (Artus, Arcturus), King—
- his widespread fame, 2, 3;
- Saxon opponents of, 4;
- an allegorical figure, 6, 27, 61;
- Caxton on his identity, 9;
- bardic chroniclers, 9-18, 62;
- Geoffrey’s history of, 18;
- the elemental hero, 29, 33, 149;
- his domain, 31, 38, 39, 46-59, 64;
- Scotch references, 52, 68;
- his birth, 90;
- his coronation, 115;
- his Round Table, 130-58;
- as warrior, 149;
- as national hero, 150, 151;
- his battle at Badon, 155-6;
- in Italy, 157;
- his marriage, 160;
- at Camelot, 159 et seq.;
- battle at Slaughter Bridge, 200;
- his death-wound, 205;
- his tomb, 207-9;
- in Avalon, 238-47;
- supposed remains, 241, 249
- Arviragus, King, 223
- Astolat, 55
- Aurelius Ambrosius, 71, 74
- Avalon (Avilion), 43, 51;
- described 216 et seq. See “Glastonbury”
- Badbury Rings, 153
- Badon (Mons Badonicus), 4, 13, 51, 152-6
- Bagdemagus, Sir, 77
- Balin, Sir, 84, 129, 167
- Bamborough Castle, 44
- Barham Down, 156, 204
- Bath, 152
- Battles, King Arthur’s, 4, 29, 62, 125, 151;
- the last at Camelford, 198, 200-1, 204, 208;
- with Melvas, 240
- Bedivere, Sir, 205 n., 211, 213, 251
- Belenus, 123
- Blackmore, poet, 30
- Blaise (Bleys), 83
- Borron, Robert de, 188, 230
- Borrow, George, quoted, 90 n., 188, 230
- Bors, Sir, 188, 191
- Boscastle, 101
- Bossiney, 101, 183
- Brecknock, 46, 49, 144
- Brécéliande (Broceliand, Brocelinde), forest of, 79, 81
- Brittany, 43, 68
- Brue, river, 219
- Brythons, the, 3, 4, 47
- Bude, 101-2
- Cadbury Camp, Somerset, 141, 160, 171-2
- Cadwalla, 5
- Caerleon, 39, 53;
- described, 113-29
- Caerwent, 125, 126, 168
- Camden, quoted, 96, 244
- Camel, river, 198-9
- Camelford, 55-7, 101; described, 194 et seq.
- Cameliard, 39, 46-9
- Camelot, described, 159 et seq.
- Caractacus, 129
- Carbonek, 38
- Carew, historian, 95
- Carmarthen, Merlin’s Cave at, 67, 78
- Carobaise, 46
- Castle Denis, 49
- Castle-an-Dinas, 111
- Cattraeth, battle of, 9-10
- Caxton, his testimony to Arthur, 8, 9, 26
- Cefn Bryn, 48
- Celts, the, and their influence on history and legend, 3, 23, 31, 35, 66, 176, 213, 230, 231
- Cerdic, 4, 5, 48, 153, 155
- Chalice Hill, 229
- Clevedon, 172
- Constantinople, 39
- Cormac, 107
- Craik, Mrs., 96
- David, St., 63, 236
- Dawstane, 10
- Dinas Emrys, 71, 76 n.
- Douarnenez, 46
- Dozmare Pool, 211-14
- Drayton, quoted, 144, 155, 171
- Dryden, 30
- Dubric (Dubritius), 115, 125, 129, 155
- Dunchine, 93
- Dunstan, 236, 237
- Ector, Sir, 90, 180
- Edinburgh, 52
- Edward I, King, at Glastonbury, 249
- Eildon Hills, 51
- Emerson, quoted, 33
- Ettarde, 164
- Evelake, King, 235
- Excalibur, 211
- Freeman, Professor, quoted, 153, 218, 236
- Frere, J. K., quoted, 136
- Gaisnar, 21
- Galahad, 23, 41, 145, 148, 187, 191, 233
- Gawaine, 79, 81, 161;
- his character, 161-3, 166, 204
- Geoffrey of Monmouth, 18-21, 95, 115, 118, 131, 251
- Geraint, 129
- Gibbon, 27
- Gildas the historian, 10, 12, 13-16, 153, 246
- Giraldus Cambriensis, 20
- Glastonbury, Gildas at, 15;
- history and description of, 216-56
- “Gleam, The,” 69
- Glennie, Stuart, quoted, 54, 66, 76 n.
- Goothe, 38
- Gorlois, 90, 91
- Grail, the. See “Holy Grail”
- Gray, 30
- Guenevere (Guinevere, Gwenhwyvar), Queen, 62, 114, 132, 175-82, 240
- Guest, Lady Charlotte, 78, 153, 162, 238
- Guildford, 55-7
- Henry II, King, at Glastonbury, 241-4
- Henry of Bloys, 241
- Holy Grail, the, 23, 133, 145;
- the quest of, 186;
- legend of, 187-93, 230
- Holy Thorn, in Scotland, 52;
- legend of, 223-28
- Hueil (Howel), 15, 16, 50
- Iceland, 64
- Ider, 239
- Igraine, 90
- Inis vitrea (Ynyswytryn). See “Glastonbury”
- Iseult (Isoud). See “Tristram and Iseult”
- Jagent, 38
- Joseph of Arimathæa, 186, 188, 193;
- at Glastonbury, 221-33 passim
- Joyous Gard, 43, 44, 45, 53, 179
- Julian Way, the, 123, 168
- Kay (Kaye), Sir, 91, 161
- Knighton’s (Nectan’s) Kieve, St., 183-93
- Knights, the, 37; their Round Table, 131 et seq.;
- adventures at Camelot, 161, 166;
- the last, 200
- Kynon, 11
- Lancelot, Sir, 44, 45, 55, 160, 166, 174, 178, 191
- Landerneau, 45
- Land’s End, 42
- Layamon, 21, 22
- Leland, quoted, 14, 94, 95, 126, 142, 168, 171, 182, 245
- Leodegraunce, King, 132-3
- Llanilterne, Guinevere’s tomb at, 179
- Llywarch Hên, 9, 11, 34
- Logris, 36
- Lonazep, 38
- Lot, King, 174
- Lowell, J. R., 30
- Lyonnesse, 40, 42, 43
- Lytton, Lord, quoted, 30, 111, 128, 158, 163 n.
- “Mabinogion,” the, 117, 129
- Mackinnon, Dr., quoted, 13
- Malory, Sir Thomas, 25, 26, 27, 106, 191, 212
- Map (Mapes), Walter, 22-5, 188
- Mark (Marc’h), King, 41, 46, 104, 106
- Melvas, King, 239
- Merlin, 25, 43, 66, 132; his history, 67-71;
- drama of, 72-5;
- his doom, 75-8;
- his influence, 83;
- his prophecies, 246
- Milton, 24, 30, 62
- Moel Arthur, 49
- Mons Badonicus. See “Badon”
- Mordred, 129, 200-3
- Morris, William, 30
- Mount, St. Michael’s, 42
- Myrdin Emrys, 67, 71
- Nantanleod, King, 4
- Nennius, 12, 16
- Nimuë (Vivien), 72, 77
- Norden, on Tintagel, 97
- Nutt, David, 191
- Odin, 64
- Olaf, 64
- Orkneys, 52
- Patrick, St., 236
- Pelleas, 163-5, 188-9
- Pellinore, King, 146
- Pendragon Castle, 51
- Penrith, 141
- Pen-y-Van, 144
- Percivale (Parzifal, Perceval), 134, 186, 189
- “Perilous, Siege,” 146, 165
- Petersaint, 38
- Quoits, Arthur’s, 48-9
- Renan, 46, 80, 176
- Ritson, Joseph, 46, 154, 156
- Rocky Valley, Tintagel, 183
- Rome, 65, 151, 157
- Round Table, the, 119;
- history of, 130-58;
- supposed localities, 141 et seq.;
- its symbolism, 145
- Row Tor, 213
- Sancgreal, the. See “Holy Grail”
- Sandwich, 158
- Sarras, 190, 192, 193
- Scilly, 40
- Scott, Sir Walter, quoted, 12, 26, 30, 68, 141, 142
- Shalott, 163, 181
- Silchester, 116 n.
- Silures, the, 24, 47, 126
- Slaughter Bridge, 199, 205
- Snowdon, 71, 76
- Sommer, Dr., 26, 29
- Southey, 29
- Souvestre, Emile, 81
- Spenser, 30, 77, 233
- Steep Holm, 14
- Stephen’s, St. (Steven’s), Camelot, 160, 174
- Stonehenge, 3, 75, 154
- Stow’s Chronicle, 215
- Strachey, Sir E., quoted, 27, 64
- Surluse (Surluce), 40, 41
- Swinburne, quoted, 30
- Talhairan, 129
- Taliesin, 9, 11, 129
- Ten Brink, quoted, 135
- Tennyson, 30;
- at Caerleon, 126-28, 155, 162;
- description of Camelot, 170;
- on Guinevere, 175;
- the Grail legend, 193;
- on Mordred, 203
- Terabyl, 91, 92
- Thierry, 34
- Thomas the Rhymer, 104
- Tintagel, 53;
- described, 88-111 passim
- Tor, the Glastonbury, 220, 236, 255
- Tristram and Iseult, 44, 46, 89, 103-6, 174
- Tweed, the, 68, 69, 70
- Urien, 11
- Usk, river, 67, 115, 119
- Uther (Uter), King, 64, 71, 74, 75, 89, 90, 132
- Uwaine, Sir, 72
- Veitch, professor, 71
- Vellan, 42
- Vivien, 77, 79, 81
- Vortigern, 63 n., 71, 76
- Wace, 21, 80, 131
- Wagner, 107
- Warton, 30, 139
- Waste Lands, the, 38
- Weary All (Wirral, Worall) Hill, 223
- Wedmore, palace at, 247
- Wells Abbey, 229
- Wigan, battle at, 51
- William of Newburgh, 20
- Winchester, 55, 131, 143, 167, 139-41 passim
- Wodensbury, battle at, 5
- Wolfram von Ezchenbach, 189
- Ynyswytryn. See “Glastonbury”
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