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(see Lalage); +246.16—with Napoleon, 
Bloom, Lion (q.q.v.); +449.11—with 
Mark Lyons (q.v.; see also Ipostila— suppose Mark Lyons' lady would
be 
 Isolde of Ireland, q.v.?). Lyons, Mank—2d of the Foun(q.v.) or Four
Evangelists (q.v.). I suppose his surname comes from the Biblical and the
heraldic association of the lion(q.v.) and St Mark (q.v.). He is the province
of Munsten and various places in the province (e.g., Conk); south and the
south wind; the number 2 and the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet, beth;
the element air; the silver age; the second Joycean (?) age—marriage.
He lives at Powerscourt; his road is the Fivs Banrows; he asks most of the
questions in FIN III, iii, where the phrase, "0 I see" (i.e., Issy, Isolde,
q.q.v.), identifies him with Mark of Cornwall (q.v.). See also 
Maas, Joseph (1847—86)—English tenon 
who sang Des Grieux to Marie Roze's 
(q.v.) Manon (see Lescaut). 165.2; 
203.31; +243.35—with Mario (q.v.); 
+246.17 (see Mario); ?384.6; ?391.8; 
491.15. 
*Maa~y, Muriel—probably the Dutch 
river. 212.8. 
Mab, Queen—in Romeo andfuliet (q.q.v.), the fairies' midwife, elsewhere
Titania (q.v.) and the title of a Shelley (q.v.) poem. Mavrodaphne (see Daphne)
is a Greek wine. 379.18 (with "mobbed queen"); +406.25—with Daphne
(q.v.). 
McAdam, John L. (1756—1836)—Scottish inventor of macadamized
roads. See Adam. 80.1; +469.20—with Macduff (q.v.). 
*McAdoo_Cleveland's secretary of the 
navy? In FIN the name occurs in Shakespearean (q.v.) contexts, and in the
First Folio the play is Much adoo about Nothing. On 290 the reference is
to Johnny MacDou gal (q.v.). 227.33; 290.9. 
*Macaires, Colley, 65.4. 
*MacAlister, 370.21. 
MacAlpin, Molly—air to T. Moore's (q.v.) "Remember the Glories of Brian
(q.v.) the Brave." 338.28—29. 
McAnn, Anne—Joyce's paternal greatgrandmother (see Letters, III, 264,280).
Leo, Robert Lyons. ?+ 148.36—with Brian O'Linn (q.v.); ?+ 155.6,7—with
Pope Leo (q.v.); 184.34 (see Noble); ?193.4; 214.34; ?229.10—11 (see
Lady of Lyons); +290.6-7—with Macbeth (q.v.; Mark is not named, but
he is Hebrew beth); 359.16; 368.33; +371.36—372.6 (Poor Men of Lyons
= 12th-century neligious)—with Mark I, Mark of Cornwall, Moke (q.q.v.;
see also Wellington, Whittington, Good Duke Humphrey); 384.8,11; 385.19;
387.14; 388.10,34; +391.14—with Bowen(q.v.); 
397.21; 398.2; 405.4; 449.11 (see Lady of Lyons); 466.6 (see Mark of Cornwall);
 475.25; 47626; 477.34; 480.11; 
+483.17—with Mark Antony (q.v.); 
519.24,33; 520.13; 533.20; 573.8,28. 
Lyons, Mrs—see Mark Lyons. 
Lyons, Dr Robert Dyer—see Sterling. 
M 
See Comenfond, Ellen O'Connell, Anna Livia. 311.12—13. 
*Mac~hursee Arthur. 275.9. 
MacArty, Basilius O'Conmacan—see Cormac. 
Macaulay, Thomas Babington (1800- 
1859)—English poet, historian. 25.36. 
*MacAuliffe_Matt Gregory (q.v.) as the 1st letter of the Hebrew alphabet,
aleph. 
+290.6—with Liffey (q.v.); 427.4. 
*MacAuseullpth, Owllaugh, the Thord—Mr 0 Hehir says, both names mean
Olaf (q.v.). Mn Mink suggests Hasculf(q.v.). 532.8—9. 
Macbeth—Shakespearean (q.v.) protagonist. Before he was Scotland's
king he was Thane of Cawdor, Thane of Glamis. 250.16-17, +17—18—with
Salmon (q.v.),.34 (see Macduff); +290.6-7—with Mark Lyons (q.v.; and
beth, 2d letter of Hebrew alphabet); 
302.n. 1; 347.3—4; ?393.6; 41221; 600- 
601 (glaum is). 
MacBlakes—see Blake. 409.23. 
MacBruiser, O'Bryan—see Brian Boru. 
376.8—9. 
MacCabe, Edwand—l9th-century Dublin 
archbishop, cardinal. 33.2; +200.3— 4—with Maccabees (q.v.).
Maccabees—Jewish family, dominant in Jerusalem, 2d century B.C. Judas
Mac-