Ynywl, Earl, host of Geraint, father of Enid

York, Britain

YSERONE, niece of Arthur, mother of Caradoc

YSPA DA den PEN’KAWR, father of Olwen

Z

ZENDAVESTA, Persian sacred Scriptures

Zephyrus, god of the South wind,

ZERBINO, a knight, son of the king of Scotland

Zetes, winged warrior, companion of Theseus

Zethus, son of Jupiter and Antiope, brother of Amphion.  See Dirce

Zeus, See Jupiter

Zoroaster, founder of the Persian religion, which was dominant in Western Asia from about 550 BC to about 650 ad, and is still held by many thousands in Persia and in India

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