^{page 384 note *} The original is in the possession of Mr. Walter Myers of Birmingham.

^{page 385 note *} Vide Pre-historic Annals of Scotland, second Ed., ii. 384; Archæological Journal, xiii. 205.

^{page 388 note *} The prefix “duro” and the suffix “dunum” occur with almost equal frequency in the maps of Gaul and Britain.

^{page 389 note *} Mr. Roach Smith's Collectanea Antiqua, ii. 102.

page 389 note † This form tetulus, for titulus, reminds us of the derivation from the root of tuli (fero) reduplicated with e, as in the Greek Zehetmajer. Lexicon Etymologicum Comparativum, s.v.

^{page 390 note *} Proc. 2d S. iv. 284, and v. 114, 132.