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 |