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Giraldus Cambrensis 27 32 182
reference to Witches 233−236
Ghost, see Spirit
Ghost in Cerrigydrudion Church 132
Aberhafesp Church 169
Powis Castle 204
revealing Treasures 202
at Gloddaeth 193−4
Nannau Park 191
Tymawr 195
Frith Farm 196
Pontyglyn 197
Ystrad Fawr 197−8
Ty Felin 198
Llandegla 199
Llanidloes 199−200
Llawryglyn 348
Clwchdyrnog 202
Llanwddyn 212
David Salisbury’s 201
Cynon’s 212
Squire Griffiths’ 200
Sir John Wynne’s 211
Raising 215
Visiting the Earth 192
Glain Nadroedd 350
Goat-sucker 322
Goblins, different kinds of 5 97
Golden Chair 77
Goose flying over House 304
laying small egg 305
egg laying 312
Gossamer 112
Gwiber, Flying Serpent 349
Gwion Bach 234
Gwragedd Annwn 3
Gwrach y Rhibyn 142
Gwr Cyfarwydd 38 55 257 259
Gwyddelod 80
Gwyll 4
Gwylliaid Cochion 4 5 6 25 26
Haddock, why so marked 345
Hag, Mist 142
Hare 227−230 236 343−345
crossing the road 230
Cæsar’s reference to 343
Giraldus Cambrensis on hags changing themselves to hares 233
Man changed to a 236
Witch hunted in form of 230−233
Witch shot in the form of 228
S. Monacella, the patroness of hares 345
Harper and Fairies 91
Hedgehog sucking Cows 345
fee for destroying the 346
Hên Chrwchwd, a humpbacked fiend 142
Hen laying two eggs 305
March Chickens 322
Sitting 322
Hindu Fairy Tale 6−8
Heron, sign of weather changing 321 323
Fable of 323−4
Horse, Water, a mythic animal 138
White, lucky 346
Headless 155
Shoe Charm 246
Huw Llwyd, Cynfael, and Witches 224−227
Huw Llwyd and Magical Books 252
Hu Gadarn and the Avanc 133
Ignis Fatuus 112
Jackdaw considered sacred 324
Jack Ffynnon Elian 216
Knockers, or Coblynau 4 97
in Mines 112−121
Ladybird, Weather Sign 347
Lady Jeffrey’s Spirit 199
Lake Dwellers 27 28
Llanbrynmair Conjuror 258−9
Llangerniew Spirit 170
Llandegla Spirit 199
Llanddona Witches 222−3
Laying Spirits 209−215
Laws against Witches 218
Llyn y Ddau Ychain Banawg 132
Legends—
Careg Gwr Drwg 190
Ceubren yr Ellyll 191
Fairy Changelings 51−63
Dafydd Hiraddug 158−160
Devil’s Bridge 190
Freckled Cow, or Y Fuwch Frech 130
Fairy Marriages 5−24
Fairies inveigling Mortals 32−50
Fairies and Midwives 63−67
Flying Snake 349
Removal of Churches 174−181
Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr 10
Ghosts, see Ghost
Spirits, see Spirit
Satan or Devil, see Satan
Lledrith, or Spectre 303
Llysiau Ifan, St. John’s Wort 280
Llyn y Geulan Goch Spirit 162−166
Llyn Llion 133
Magpie teaching Wood Pigeon to make Nest 335
Superstitions 324−327
Magician’s Glass 255
Marriages, Fairy 44−48
Man dancing with Fairies 90 91
witnessing a Fairy dance 90 93
taken away by Fairies 32 36 37 101−102
turned into a Hare 236
turned into a Horse 236
May-day Revels 95
Evil Spirits abroad 168
Mermaids 142
Monacella, S. 345
Moles, Weather Sign 318
Moll White, a Witch 229 232
Meddygon Myddvai, Physicians 6 23 24
Mythic Beings—
Avanc 133
Ceffyl y Dwfr, Water Horse 138
Cwn Annwn, Dogs of the Abyss 125
Cwn Bendith y Mamau, Fairy Dogs 125
Cwn Wybir, Sky Dogs 125 127
Dragon, or Flying Serpent 349−50
Fairies, see Fairy
Fuwch Frech, Fairy Cow 129−134
Fuwch Gyfeiliorn 134−137
Gwrach y Rhibyn, Mist Hag 142
Knockers, see above
Mermaids and Mermen 142
Torrent Spectre 141
Ychain Banawg 130−133
Y Brenhin Llwyd, the Grey King 142
Mysterious removal of Churches—
Llanllechid 174
Corwen 174
Capel Garmon 175
Llanfair D. C. 175
Llanfihangel Geneu’r Glyn 176
Wrexham 177
Llangar 179
Denbigh 180
Names given to the Devil 191−2
Nightmare 237
North door of Churches opened at Baptisms 171
North door of Churches opened for Satan to go out 170
North side of Churchyard unoccupied 171
Nos Glan Gaua 95 138−9 168−170 280 281 286 288−89
Ogof Cythreuliaid Devils’ Cave 191
Ogwen Lake, Tale of Wraith 292
Old Humpbacked, Mythic Being 142
Omen, see Divination 279−290
Owl 304 327
Pan, prototype of Celtic Satan 146
Passing Bell 171−2
Peacock, Weather Sign 327
Pedwe Ffoulk, a Witch 242
Pellings, Fairy Origin 6 13
Pentrevoelas Legend 8
Physicians of Myddfai 6 23 24
Pig Superstitions 154 348
Pigeon Superstitions 327
Pins stuck in “Witch’s Butter” 249
Places associated with Satan 190−1
Plant Annwn 3 4
Poocah, Pwka, Pwca 121−124 138−40
Raven 304 328
Rhamanta, see Divination, 279−290
on Hallow Eve 281
Rhaffau’r Tylwyth Têg, Gossamer 112
Rhys Gryg 24
Robin Redbreast 329 332−3
Rook, see Crow
Rooks deserting Rookery 316
building new Rookery 316
Sabbath-breaking punished 152−157
Satan, see Apparitions and Devil
afraid of Bell-sounds 171
appearing to Man carrying Bibles 183
appearing to a Minister 184
appearing to a Man 185
appearing to a Sunday-breaker 152−3
appearing to a Sunday traveller 153
appearing as a lovely Maid 186
appearing to a young Man 188
appearing to a Collier 189
appearing to a Tippler 156−7
carrying a Man away 187
in form of a Pig 166
in form of a Fish 153
disappearing as a ball or wheel of fire 148 150
and Churches 160−170
outwitted 157−160
playing Cards 147 148 149
snatching a Man up into the air 150
Sawyer Bird, Tit-Major 331
Seagull, a Weather Sign 329−30
Seventh Daughter 250
Son 266
Shakespeare’s Witches 219 220 221
Sheep, Black 351
Satan cannot enter 351
Sir John Wynne 211
Slowworm 352
Snakes 348
Flying 349
Snake Rings 350
Spells, how to break 244−251
Spectral Funeral 301−2
Spirit, see Ghost
Spirit laying 209−211
Spirits laid for a time 164 199 200 210 212
allowed to visit the earth 168
sent to the Red Sea 193 209 210 214
sent to Egypt 211
riding Horses 202
Spirit ejected from Cerrig-y-drudion Church 132
Llanfor Church 152−166
Llandysilio Church 166−7
Spirit in Llangerniew Church 170
Aberhafesp Church 169
Llandegla 199
Lady Jeffrey’s 199−200
calling Doctor 294
St. John’s Eve 52 95 168 280
St. David 299 307
Spiritualism 290−297
Spirit leaving body 291−293
Spider 351
Squirrel hunting 351−2
Swallow forsaking its nest 330
Breaking nest of 331
Swan, hatching eggs of 331
Swift, flying, Weather Sign 331
Swyno’r ’Ryri 254 262 263−4
Taboo Stories 6 8−24
Tegid 306
Tit-Major, Weather Sign 331
Tolaeth 303
Tobit, Spirit tale 182 210
Torrent Spectre 141
Transformation 227 234−237
Transmigration 276−279
Tylwyth Têg, see Fairies
Van Lake Fairy tale 16−24
Voice calling a Doctor 294
Water Horse 138−141
Water Worship 161
Welsh Airs 84 88
Aden Ddu’r Fran 84
Toriad y Dydd 88
Williams, Dr. Edward, and Fairies 97
Witches 216−251
Llanddona 222−3
transforming themselves into cats 224−226
transforming themselves into hares 227−235
hunted in form of hare 230−233
killed in form of hare 228
in churn in form of hare 229
cursing Horse 242
cursing Milk 238−9
cursing Pig 238
how tested 250−1
Spells, how broken 244−250
Punishment of 243
Laws against 218
Wife snatching 29
Woodpecker, Weather Sign 336
Woodpigeon 333−336
Wraith 292 294 308
Wren, unlucky to harm 331−2
Hunting the 332
Curse on breaker of nest 333
Wyn Melangell 345
Ystrad Legend 12
Yarn Sickness 275−6
Test 283−4
Yspryd Cynon 212
Ystrad Fawr 197−8
Welsh Folk-Lore a Collection of the Folk-Tales and Legends of North Wales

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