Celtic Myths and Legends
By: Peter Berresford Ellis.
Edition: 1st pbk. ed.
Publisher: Carroll & Graf
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 629
Subjects: Mythology, Celtic -- Fiction; Celts -- Fiction; Tales -- Europe
Genres: Fiction.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [613]-619) and index.
"First Carroll & Graf cloth edition published as The chronicles of the Celts, 1999"--T.p. verso.
Table of contents: title: The ever-living ones; title: Ireland: Preface; title: The sons of Tuirenn; title: The children of Lir; title: The love of Fand; title: Lochlann's son; title: The poet's curse; title: Cellachain of Cashel; title: Isle of Man: Preface; title: Island of the ocean god; title: Y Chadee; title: The Ben-varrey; title: Poagey liauyr jeh caillagh; title: The lossyr-ny-keylley; title: Gilaspick qualtrough; title: Scotland: Preface; title: The shadowy one; title: Princess of the Formorii; title: Maighdean-mhara; title: Conall Crog Buidhe; title: The kelpie; title: Geal, Donn and Crithenach; title: Wales: Preface; title: Bran and Branwen; title: Mab fab Mathonwy; title: Llyn-y-fan-fach; title: Bedd Gellert; title: The quest for Olwen; title: The dream of Rhonabwy; title: Cornwall: Preface; title: Tewdrig, tyrant of Treheyl; title: The lord of Pengersick; title: The bukkys; title: Jowan Chy-an-horth; title: Nos calan gwayf; title: An Lys-a-gwrys; title: Brittany: Preface; title: The destruction of Kery-Ys; title: N'oun doare; title: The Anaon; title: Koadalan; title: The king of Bro Arc'hant; title: Prinsez-a-sterenn