- Tutor of Cormac, minor king of Ireland.

P. II, p. 92-95. p. 108,*)

P. II, p. 41. cf. P. II, p. 141. p. 179, *)

Cu-thona, or Gorm - huil, a maid

Cuth Ullin, fee Cuch-Ullin.

P. II,

p. 61, *)

P. II, p. 187 f.
P. II,

Dar-thula (or Dart - huile) a maid

p. 115, ****) p. 113,

Death-Song raised by a Bard.
Deer fee the Ghofts of the Deceafed

Dermid, a thief.

no Divinity in Offian's poems

P. III, p. 23,

P. I, p. 63 f. n. 7.) P. II, p. 116, *) p. 141.
p. 164. P. III, p. 49, *) P. IV, p. 24, *).

a Dog's

1

Funeral Elegy brought a Soul to the Hall of his

Fallen Foes were mourned by Heroes. - P.IV,

P. 75, *)
Foldath, a chief P. III, p. II, *) p. 15, *)
p. 62, *) p. 91, *) p. 123, *) p. 159, **)
Fon Oi-Marra (Song of Mer-Maids) P. IV, p. 147,")

Hawks called by foes, to feaft on the dead.

medical knowledge. P. III, p. 258, *)
moral knowledge. P. IV, p. 109 f. *)