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Alce, a singular animal, 272.

Alcis, worship of, 459.

Aldborough, ruins at, 257.

Ale, Pictish, 345-herb, ibid.

Alesia, a Celtic town, 243.

Alia, defeat of the Romans at, 90.

Altacholihan, battle of, 213.

Alting, 144.

Alves, discoveries at, 480.
Amber, vessels of, 377.

Amida, heroism of the Celts at, 97.

Amusements of the Highlanders, 400.
Anecdotes of heroism, 95.

333.

Anspach, Margrave of, 422.
Argyle, Duke of, 211, 415.
Assynt, laird of, 350.
Athol, Duke of, 230.
Boiscalus, 477.

Breusa, William de, 221.
Campbell, John, 211.
Cameron of Lochiel, 324.
Clan Rannald, 135.
Clark, George, 421.

Kennedy, 424.

Clovis, King of France, 105.
Coote, Sir Eyre, 420.
A Frenchman, 137.

Dionysius the tyrant, 323.
Gordon, Duke of, 425.

Mac Bane, Gillies, 95.

Mac Codrum, a bard, 390.
Mac Donald of the Isles, 110.
Captain, 211.

of Keppoch, 82, 110, 140.
Donald, of Aberarder,

Anecdotes of Mac Gregor, of Glenstræ, 333.
Mac Intosh, James, 417.

Mac Kenzie, Roderick, 126.

Mac Lean, of Coll, 431.

Mac Lean, John Garbh, of Coll, 417
Mac Leod, Donald, 211.

Mac Pherson, of Cluny, 212.

Ewen, 390.

Mac Rimmon, 423.
Mar, Earl of, 211.

Munro, of Culcairn, 126.
Nelan, an Irish bard, 384.
Robertson, of Lude, 211,
Steuart, 218.

Stratherne, Earl of, 186, &c..
Angli, painting of their bodies, 153.
Anglesea, its formation, 42.
Animals, extinct, 271.

Anna clough mullach, cave at, 259, n.
Annals, preserved by bards, 388.
Ansibarians, their hard fate, 31, 477.
Aonachs, or fairs, 368.

Apple trees, 69.

Aquitani, 32.

Arable land, how estimated, 300.

Araradh, 313, 321.

Archers, royal Scotish, 227.

Archery, trial of, between Scots and English, 222-

laws to encourage, 223.

Architecture of the Britons, 249, 254.

Ard na sœur, ruins at, 257.
Areopagus, court of, 144.
Argyle, etymology of, 291, n.
Arie, employment at, 291.

Arkel, its peculiar deer, 274.

Arms of the Celts; number collected by M. Wade,,
240-custom of exchanging, ibid-time of fix-
ing, ibid-of Scotland, 433-deposited with
the dead, 480.

Army, how commanded, 111-how drawn up, ibid.
Arrows, a signal of war, 104-sent to assemble a
ting, 145-how pointed, 224, 227.

Arthel, or arvel dinner, 483.

Arthur's oven, a curious building, 263.
Artificers, British, their skill, 376.

hereditary, 378.

Arvydd Vardd, a Welsh herald, 387.

Arymes prydain, Welsh war song, 116.
Asion, Irish regal cap, 176, n.

Assemblies, their speedy convocation, 103.

Assythments, 147.

Athol, men of, their numbers, 77.

Atticots, 55.

Augury, skill in, 460.

Auris Batavorum, 84.

Auxerre, cave at, 259.

Avaricum, a Celtic town, described, 243-its noble
defence, 95, 250.

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