| Aberhafesp, Spirit in Church of | 169 |
| Angelystor, announcing deaths | 170 |
| Æschylus’ Cave-dwellers | 113 |
| Annwn, Gwragedd | 3 134 |
| Annwn, Plant | 3 |
| Antagonism between Pagan faiths | 160 161 181 |
| Animal Folk-Lore | 308−352 |
| Ass | 337 |
| Bee | 337−340 |
| Birds Singing | 310 |
| Flocking | 310 |
| Blind worm | 352 |
| Cat | 321 323 340−342 |
| Cow | 129−137 342 |
| Crow | 304 314−315 |
| Crane | 321 |
| Crickets | 342−3 |
| Cuckoo | 317−321 |
| Cock | 310 321 |
| Duck | 321 |
| Eagle | 321 |
| Flying Serpent | 349 |
| Frog | 281 |
| Fox | 193 |
| Goose | 304 305 312 |
| Goatsucker | 322 |
| Haddock | 345 |
| Hare | 343−345 |
| Heron | 321 323 |
| Hen | 305 322 |
| Hedgehog | 345 |
| Horse | 346 |
| Jackdaw | 324 |
| Ladybird | 347 |
| Magpie | 324−327 |
| Mice | 348 |
| Mole | 348 |
| Owl | 304 327 |
| Peacock | 327 |
| Pigeon | 327 |
| Pigs | 348 |
| Raven | 304 328 |
| Rook, Crow | 304 314 316 316 |
| Robin Redbreast | 329 332 |
| Seagull | 329 330 |
| Sawyer, Tit | 331 |
| Snakes | 348−350 |
| Slowworm | 352 |
| Sheep | 351 |
| Swallow | 330 331 |
| Swan | 331 |
| Swift | 331 |
| Spider | 351 |
| Squirrel | 351 |
| Tit-Major | 331 |
| Woodpigeon | 333−336 |
| Woodpecker | 336 |
| Wren | 331−333 |
| Yellowhammer | 337 |
| | |
| All Hallow Eve, Nos Glan Gaua | 95 |
| Spirits abroad | 138−9 168−70 |
| Divination on | 280−1 286 288−9 |
| Apparitions | 181−209 293−297 |
| Applepip divination | 290 |
| Arawn | 128 |
| Avanc | 133 |
| | |
| “Bardd Cwsg, Y” | 144 284 285 |
| Baring-Gould—Spirit leaving body | 293 |
| Piper of Hamelin | 307 |
| Beaumaris spirit tale | 293 |
| Bell, Hand, used at funerals | 171−2 |
| Corpse | 172 |
| Passing | 171−2 |
| Veneration for | 172 |
| Devil afraid of | 171 |
| Ringing at storms | 173 |
| Spirits flee before sound of | 173 |
| Bella Fawr, a witch | 223 |
| Betty’r Bont, a witch | 236 240 |
| Belief in witchcraft | 217 |
| Bennion, Doctor | 216 |
| Bees, Buying a hive of | 337 |
| Swarming | 338 |
| Strange swarm | 339 |
| Deserting hive | 339 |
| Hive in roof of house | 339 |
| Informing bees of a death | 339 |
| Putting bees into mourning | 340 |
| Stolen | 340 |
| Bendith y Mamau | 2 |
| Bible, a talisman | 151 245 248 |
| Bible and key divination | 288 |
| Bingley’s North Wales—Knockers | 121 |
| Birds singing in the night | 305 |
| before February | 310 |
| Flocking in early Autumn | 310 |
| Feathers of | 310 |
| Blindworm | 352 |
| Boy taken to Fairyland | 48 |
| Brenhin Llwyd | 142 |
| Bryn Eglwys Man and Fairies | 36 |
| “British Goblins,” Fairy dances | 94 97 |
| “Brython, Y,” Fairies’ revels | 95 |
| Burne’s, Miss, Legend of White Cow | 131−2 |
| Burns, Old Nick in Kirk | 168 |
| Nut divination | 289 |
| | |
| Canwyll Corph, see Corpse Candle, | |
| Canoe in Llyn Llydaw | 28 |
| Card-playing | 147−151 |
| Cat, Fable of | 323 |
| Black, unlucky, &c | 321 341 |
| indicates weather | 340 |
| Black, drives fevers away | 341 |
| May, brings snakes to house | 341 |
| Witches taking form of | 224 |
| Cæsar’s reference to Celtic Superstitions | 277 310 343 |
| Careg-yr-Yspryd | 212 |
| Careg Gwr Drwg | 190 |
| Caellwyngrydd Spirit | 214 |
| Cave-dwellers | 112−13 |
| Ceffyl y Dwfr, the Water Horse | 138−141 |
| Cetyn y Tylwyth Têg | 109 |
| Ceridwen | 234 |
| Cerrig-y-drudion Spirit Tale | 294 |
| Cerrig-y-drudion, Legend of Church | 132 |
| Ceubren yr Ellyll, Legend of | 191 |
| Changelings, Fairy | 51−63 |
| Churches built on Pagan sites | 160 |
| Mysterious removal of | 174−181 |
| Chaucer on Fairies | 89 |
| Charms | 238–9 258 262 276 |
| Charm for Shingles | 262−3 |
| Toothache | 264−266 |
| Whooping Cough | 266 |
| Fits | 266 |
| Fighting Cocks | 267 312 |
| Asthma | 267 |
| Warts | 267−8 |
| Stye | 268 |
| Quinsy | 268 |
| Wild wart | 268 |
| Rheumatism | 269 |
| Ringworm | 269 |
| Cattle | 269−272 |
| Stopping bleeding | 272 |
| Charm with Snake’s skin | 273 |
| Rosemary | 273−4 |
| Charm for making Servants reliable | 272 |
| Sweethearts | 281 |
| Charm of Conjurors | 239−254 |
| Charm for Clefyd y Galon, or Heart Disease | 274 |
| Clefyd yr Ede Wlan, or Yarn Sickness | 275 |
| Christmas Eve, free from Spirits | 192 |
| Churns witched | 238 |
| Clefyd y Galon | 274 |
| Clefyd yr Ede Wlan | 275 |
| Crickets in House lucky | 342 |
| Deserting house unlucky | 343 |
| Crane, see Heron | |
| Coblynau, Knockers | 112−121 |
| Coel Ede Wlan, or Yarn Test | 283 |
| Corpse Candle | 298−300 |
| Cock, unlawful to eat | 343 |
| Devil in form of | 310 |
| Offering of | 311 |
| Crowing of, at doors | 311 |
| Crowing at night | 298 |
| Crowing drives Spirits away | 311 |
| Charm for Fighting | 312 |
| White, unlucky | 321 341 |
| Crow | 304 314 315 |
| Conjurors | 251−262 |
| Charms of | 239 254 258−260 |
| Tricks of | 255 257 260−1 |
| Cow, Dun | 129 131 137 |
| Legend of White | 131 |
| Freckled | 130−1 |
| Fairy Stray | 134−137 |
| Witched | 243 |
| Cyhyraeth, Death Sound | 302 |
| Cynon’s Ghost | 212 |
| Cuckoo Superstitions | 317−321 |
| Cwn Annwn | 125−129 |
| | |
| Dancing with Fairies | 36−39 |
| Davydd ab Gwilym and the Fairies | 3 24 |
| Death Portents | 297−307 |
| Deryn Corph, Corpse Bird | 297 |
| Devil | 143−192 |
| Devil’s Tree | 185 |
| Bridge | 190 |
| Kitchen | 190 |
| Cave | 191 |
| Door | 170 |
| Destruction of Foxes | 193 |
| Dick Spot | 212 255 256 |
| Dick the Fiddler | 84 |
| Divination | 279−290 |
| Candle and Pin | 287 |
| Coel Ede Wlan, or Yarn Test | 283 |
| Frog stuck with Pins | 281 |
| Grass | 288 |
| Hemp Seed | 286 |
| Holly Tree | 288 |
| Key and Bible | 288 |
| Lovers’ | 289−90 |
| Nut | 289 |
| Pullet’s Egg | 286 |
| Snail | 280 |
| St. John’s Wort | 280 |
| Troi Crysau, Clothes Drying | 285 |
| Twca, or Knife | 284 |
| Washing at Brook | 285 |
| Water in Basin | 287 |
| Dogs, Hell | 125 127 |
| Sky | 125 127 |
| Fairy | 49 81 83 125 |
| Dwarfs of Cae Caled | 97 |
| Droich | 113−121 |
| Dyn Hysbys | 209 259 |
| Drychiolaeth, Spectre | 301 302 |
| | |
| Eagle, Superstitions about | 263−4 321 |
| Erdion Banawg | 131 |
| Ellyll | 3 4 111 191 |
| Dân | 112 |
| Ellyllon, Menyg | 111 |
| Bwyd | 111 |
| Elf Dancers of Cae Caled | 98−100 |
| Stones | 110 |
| Shots | 110−11 |
| Elidorus, the Fairies and | 32−35 |
| Epiphany | 285−6 |
| Evil Eye | 219 |
| | |
| Fable of Heron, Cat, and Bramble | 323 |
| Magpie and Woodpigeon | 335 |
| Robin Redbreast | 329 |
| Sea Gull | 329 |
| Famous Witches— | |
| Betty’r Bont | 236 240 |
| Bella Fawr | 223 |
| Moll White | 229 232 |
| Pedws Ffoulk | 242 |
| Fabulous Animals, see Mythic Beings | |
| Fairies, Origin of | 1 2 35 36 |
| Chaucer’s reference to | 89 |
| Shakespeare’s reference to | 72 96 97 |
| Milton’s reference to | 86 |
| Fairies inveigling Men | 36−44 |
| Working for Men | 85−87 |
| Carrying Men in the air | 100−102 |
| in Markets and Fairs | 108 |
| Binding Men | 112 |
| Children offered to Satan by | 63 |
| Love of Truth | 35 |
| Grateful | 72 |
| Fairy Animals | 81−3 124−5 129−132 |
| Dances | 87−97 |
| Tricks | 100−103 |
| Knockers | 112−124 |
| Ladies marrying Men | 5−24 |
| Changelings | 51−63 |
| Implements | 109−112 |
| Men captured | 104−107 |
| Mothers and Human Midwives | 63−67 |
| Money | 82−84 |
| Riches and Gifts | 72−81 |
| Visits to human abodes | 68−71 |
| Families descended from | 6 28 |
| Fetch | 294 |
| Fire God | 152 |
| Fish, Satan in | 153 |
| Flying Serpent | 349 |
| Foxglove | 111 |
| Frog Divination | 281 |
| Fuwch Frech | 129−132 |
| Gyfeiliorn | 129 134−137 |
| Ffynnon y Fuwch Frech | 130 |
| Elian | 216 |
| Oer | 223 |
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| Gay, Nut divination | 289 |
