Note 13 — VOL. XXVI., No. 151.—OCTOBER, 1877. (continued 5)

Belatucadus was also the name of a divinity worshipped by the ancient Britons. A rock situated a little to the north of Belenus still retains the name of Tombalaine or Tombalène, formerly Tumba Beleni. Several strange legends linger about both these rocks. The ancient poem of Brut, of which a MS. copy is preserved in the archivium of Mount St. Michael, has the story of King Arthur, Sir Launcelot, and Elaine, and makes out the etymology of the northern rock to be Le Tombe (d’)Elaine.