140 ANCIENT NAMES OP THE BAYS, ETC. 



1,378. — Les Anons or ) R " The ghosts." Br., annaoun ; com. W., annawn 



Amiong. ) " = Lat. infortunium. 



1,379. — Barbees. ) -d Br., barr, barb, lit. receiving knocks or blows, hence 



Barbais. j ' probably ''spot where the sea dashes." Com. W., 

 bar, ire, fury. 



1,380. — Les Audamnes.— E. Possibly au damnez. Br., dam, fairy ; nez, 



nest. The nest of the fairies or sirens. 

 1,381. — Muse\ — R. Br., mm, muis, flat. 

 1,382,-Demi de Muse, j R g 1 297 1 „ 7fi t o S1 

 Demie Ferriere. j K ' bee 1,2y '' M ' b ' 1 » d81 - 

 1,383.— L'Etaere.— See 78, 158, 516. 

 1,384.— Vraie. 

 1,385.— Les Tetes enragees.— B. 



1 ' 886 "~Sai r dn^ t e te °" } E " Perha P S from N " Fr " sard *> bream ' 



1,387.— Les Tetes d'Aval.— B. "The lower heads." An appropriate 

 term. These are the southernmost of all Herm rocks. 



