INDEX OF AUTHORS AND TITLES
INDEX OF AUTHORS AND TITLES
Aboriginal Britons, 164 f.
Abury, a Temple of the British
Druids, 36 and n.
Account of the Most Romantic
Bard, The, a Sonnet from the
Antient British, 161.
Barddoniaeth Dafydd ab Gwilym,
161.
Parts of North Wales, 67 and n. | Bards of Scotland, 101.
Address to Loch Lomond, 145 f.
Address to the Swilcar Oak, 180.
"Alcander" (pseudonym), 160.
Barrington, Daines, 27, 44 n.
Barry, James, 110 n. 2, 158.
Barthelemon, F. H., 98 f.
Bartholin, 43 and n.
American Poems, Selected and Battle (T. J. Mathias), 130.
Ancient British Music, 20 n. 4,
39 n. I.
Ancient Erse Poems, 136 and n.
Andrews, J. P., 9, 129 n.
Antient Chief, The, 119.
Antient Gaelic Poems (Mathew
Young), 142 f.
Antiqua Restaurata, 171–173.
Aphtharte, or the Genius of Britain,
158.
Arnold, Matthew, 90 n.
Arnot, Hugo, 127.
Battle, The (George Richards),
165 f.
Battle of Argoed Llwyfain, The,
Battle of Gabhra, The, 127 n.
Battle of Gwenystrad, The, 148.
Battle of Hastings, The, 10.
Battle of Lora, The, 104.
Battle of the Vale of Garant, The,
148 n.
Beaumaris Bay, 15, 104, 179 f.
Beaumont and Fletcher, 3.
Beers, Henry A., 43 n. 1, 182.
Arthur, or, The Northern Enchant- | Belsham, William, 187.
Arviragus, A Tragedy, 174 f.
Baker, David Erskine, 97 and Bonduca, 3.
Booker, Luke, 160, 186 f.
Britannia, Lathmon, Villa Brom- | Clark, John, 15, 117-119.
hamensis, 182.
British Kings, The, 160.
Brooke, Charlotte, 150 f., 162.
Brooke, Henry, 114-117, 128.
Brookiana, 114 n.
Brutus, 138 n. 2.
Brydges, Egerton, 159.
Classical Arrangement of Fugitive
Poetry, 137 n. I.
Cluverius, 9.
Butson, Christopher, 123.
Burns, Robert, 13 n. 1, 196.
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 182.
Collection of Pieces Formerly Pub-
lished by Henry Brooke, Esq.,
115 n.
Collins, William, 147 and n.
Colmal, 182 f.
Comala, a Dramatic Poem, 181.
Comala and Orwi, 119 n. 1.
Byron, Georg Gordon, Lord, 164. Complaint of Cambria, The, 63,
Cambrian Bards, The, 63, 127.
Cambrian Hero, or Llewelyn the
Great, 14, 66 and n., 153, 178 f.
Cambro-Britons, 66, 176–178.
Cambrobrytannicae .
tiones, 1 and n., 35 f., 39.
Camden, William, 35, 56.
Cameron, Ewen, 112 f.
Campbell, J. F., 82.
Campbell, John, 159.
Captivity of Caractacus, The, 165.
Caractacus, 4, 5 n. 3, 14, 38 n. 2,
53-60, 65, 66, 107, 138, 152,
154, 165, 185.
Caradoc, 30, 45, 52, 64 f.
Carlyle, Dr., 74.
Conan, 30, 45, 52.
Concubine, The, 98.
Connal and Crimora, 102 f.
Conrade, 115 n.
Cooke, Thomas, 3 n. I.
Cosway, Maria, 158 and n.
Cradock, Joseph, 67, 158.
Crimora: An Elegy, 114.
Critical Dissertation on the Poems
of Ossian, 79 and n.
Critical Essays (John Scott), 68 n.
Critical Observations on .. Orig-
inal Geniuses, 101 and n.
Cwydd to Morvydd, 157.
Cynvelyn's Incantation, 148 n.
D'Anville, J. B. B., 37, 102.
Davies, Edward, 146 f., 158.
Carte, Thomas, 21 ff. and n. 2, 36, Darwin, Dr., 180.
Carthon, The Death of Cuchullin, Davies, John H., 17 n., 40 n.
and Darthula, 99 f.
Castle of Otranto, The, 89.
Cave of Morar, The, 126.
Chatterton, Thomas, 10.
Choir Gaur, 124 f.
Chronicle of the Kings of Scot-
land, 161.
de Guillet, Antoine Leblanc, 125 | Elysium: A Dream, 110 f.
De Mona Druidum Insula, 37 n. 3.
Derrick, Samuel, 102, 103, 104.
A descriptive account in blank
verse, of the old Serpentine Tem-
ple of the Druids, 183.
des Moulins, Jacob, 171–173.
Diaper, William, 3 n. 1.
Dictionarium Angliae Topographi-
cum et Historicum, 37 n.
Diddanwch Teuluaidd, 20.
Dion Chrysostom, 56.
Discours... de la religion Gau-
loise, 8 n. 2, 10 n.
Disquisitions Metaphysical and
Literary, 43 n. I.
Dissertation on the Religion of the
Druids, 8 n. 2.
Dobbs, Francis, 126.
Douglas, 73, 74, 100.
Drake, Nathan, 188.
Dramatic Sketches of Northern
Mythology, 15, 153-155.
Drayton, Michael, 56.
Druids' Magazine, The, 157 n.
Druid's Monument, The, 126.
Dryades; or the Nymphs Prophecy,
3 n. I.
Dryden, John, 3, 25.
English Bards and Scotch Re-
viewers, 164.
Essai sur les Antiquités du Nord,
9 f.
Essay on Epic Poetry (William
Belsham), 187.
Essay on Original Genius, 101.
Essay on the Neodruidic Heresy in
Britannia, 12 n. I.
Essay on the Superstitions of the
Highlands of Scotland, 189 n. 2.
Essentials of Poetry, 5 n. 2.
Evans, D. S., 20.
Evans, Evan, 4, 15, 16, 17-33,
41-45, 48, 50 f., 102, 120 and
n., 121, 130 and n., 134, 141,
152, 171, 186, 193, 194.
Ewald, Johann, 105.
Fane of the Druids, The, 114,
Farley, Frank Edgar, 5 n. 1, 5
n. 4, 9, 10, 149 n. 2, 168 n. 2,
191.
Fatal Discovery, The, 100 f.
Fate of Llewelyn, The, 10, 127.
Fénel, Abbé, 37.
Fingal. See Ossian and Mac-
pherson.
Duclaux, Pierre Chiniac de la Fingal King of Morven, A Knight-
Bastide, 8 n. 2, 10 and n.
Duff, William, 101 and n.
Dupre, Edward, 185.
D'Urfey, Thomas, 117 n.
Edmund Baron de Harold, 142.
Elegy on Major Alexander Mac-
lean, 103.
Elegy to the Memory of the Rev.
William Mason, 185.
Elphin's Consolation, 120.
Fisher, John Abraham, 111 f.,
Five Pieces of Runic Poetry, 5 n. 4.
Flights of Fancy, 128 n.
Foot, James, 102, 106.
Foote, Samuel, 125.
Fragment of an Ode by Taliessin,
159.
Fragments of Ancient Poetry. See
Ossian and Macpherson.
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