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. However, For James, this union of his kingdoms was not merely a political act: he saw it as a union 'in my person' and a 'Union which is made in my blood'. Anyone 'that impugneth them [the two kingdoms] doth but endeavour to separate that which God hath put together'. In the 'sacred conjunction of wedlock' God had given him cause 'to embrace them both with equal and indifferent love'. Indeed, 'God and Nature' together made this union 'fastened and bound up by the wedding Ring of Astrea, citing The Politicals Works of James I, vol.32, p.273, 1918.

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. .. Sarum, , vol.109, p.407

. .. Satan, , vol.70, p.341

. .. Saxo-grammaticus, , vol.19, p.22

.. .. ,

R. .. Scot,

. .. Scottish-gaelic, , vol.31, p.365, 0208.

P. .. Sealey, , vol.223, p.399

. .. Selene, , vol.155, p.217

. .. Seneca, 323 severed head, the 99, vol.220, p.363

. Shakespeare, , vol.113, p.303

.. .. Siculus,

P. .. Sims-williams,

.. .. Sir-launfal, , vol.83, p.129

B. R. Smith, source studies, vol.361, p.66

. .. South-cadbury, 111, 112, 113, 114 spectre

. Spenser, , vol.336, p.331

. .. Statutes-of-iona, , vol.208, p.209

C. .. Sterckx, , vol.250, p.399

W. .. Stokes, , vol.55, p.392

.. .. Stone-of-scone, , vol.346, p.355

.. .. Strabo, , vol.139, p.248

.. .. Stuarts, , vol.149, p.204

H. .. Suhamy, 186 The Winter's Tale 17, vol.352, p.394

. Thomas, , vol.363, p.376

T. .. Sisters, , vol.274, p.345

. .. Time-of-dream,

.. .. Tintagel,

.. .. Tir-na-n'og,

. .. Titania, , vol.70, p.363

. Topsell, , vol.95, p.103

C. .. Tourneur, , vol.148, p.362, 1920.

. .. Triads, , vol.126, p.355

. .. Trojan, , vol.27, p.239

.. .. True-lovers'-knot,

. .. Túatha-dé-dánann,

. .. Tudors, , vol.81, p.159

T. Night, , vol.17, p.395

A. .. Ubersfeld, , vol.178, p.373

.. .. Underworld, , vol.55, p.352

. .. Ur-hamlet,

.. .. Uther-pendragon, , p.100

.. .. Van-hamel, , vol.162, p.315

J. .. Vendryes, 278, 281, 282 vernacular, vol.52, p.356

. Vine, , vol.398, p.401

.. .. Vita-merlini, , vol.140, p.144

.. .. Vivian,

. Walter, , vol.400, p.409

. Wayne, , vol.246, p.392

, Weïrd Sisters, vol.70, p.363

J. .. Weiss, , vol.74, p.400

A. .. Welch, , vol.47, p.400

.. .. Welsh,

. .. Welshwomen, , vol.76, p.375

W. Book-of-rhydderch and .. .. , 138, 193, 198, See Irish wolves women warriors, vol.60, p.340

Y. Gododdin and .. , , vol.74, p.406

W. Yeats and . .. Butler, , vol.34, p.201

.. .. Ygerna,

. .. Ygraine, , vol.122, p.268

.. .. Yspaddaden, , p.93

.. .. Yspaddaden-penkawr,