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ОглавлениеII. THE HORSE-SHOE AS A SAFEGUARD
III. HORNS AND OTHER TWO-PRONGED OBJECTS
IV. THE SYMBOL OF THE OPEN HAND
V. CRESCENTS AND HALF-MOON-SHAPED AMULETS
VI. IRON AS A PROTECTIVE CHARM
VII. BLACKSMITHS CREDITED WITH SUPERNATURAL ATTRIBUTES
VIII. FIRE AS A SPIRIT-SCARING ELEMENT
IX. THE SERPENTINE SHAPE OF THE HORSE-SHOE
X. THE HORSE-SHOE ARCH IN ANCIENT CALEDONIAN HIEROGLYPHICS
XI. THE HORSE-SHOE AS A SYMBOL OF THE HORSE
XII. HORSES’ HEADS AS TALISMANS
XIII. THE HORSE-SHOE AS A FAVORITE ANTI-WITCH CHARM
XIV. THE POSITION OF THE HORSE-SHOE AS A PROTECTOR OF BUILDINGS
XV. THE LUCKY HORSE-SHOE IN GENERAL
XVI. THE HORSE-SHOE AS A PHALLIC SYMBOL
XVII. THE HORSE-SHOE AS A SYMBOL ON TAVERN SIGN-BOARDS
XVIII. HORSE-SHOES ON CHURCH-DOORS
XIX. HORSE-SHOE LEGENDARY LORE
XX. RECAPITULATION OF THEORIES OF THE ORIGIN OF THE HORSE-SHOE SUPERSTITION
I. TYCHE, THE GRECIAN GODDESS OF GOOD LUCK
II. SALT UNCONGENIAL TO WITCHES AND DEVILS
IV. SALT EMPLOYED TO CONFIRM AN OATH
VII. SALT AS A PROTECTION TO YOUNG INFANTS
VIII. SALT AS A MAGICAL SUBSTANCE
IX. MISCELLANEOUS REMARKS ON SALT
II. MEDIÆVAL BELIEFS ABOUT SNEEZING
III. MODERN SUPERSTITIONS ABOUT SNEEZING
IV. THE DOCTRINE OF DEMONIACAL POSSESSION
VI. LEGENDS RELATING TO SNEEZING
II. ROMAN SUPERSTITION CONCERNING DAYS
III. MEDIÆVAL BELIEF IN DAY-FATALITY
IV. PREVALENCE OF SIMILAR BELIEFS IN MODERN TIMES
SUPERSTITIOUS DEALINGS WITH ANIMALS
II. SPIRITS ASSUME THE FORMS OF BLACK ANIMALS
III. EXORCISM AND CONJURATION OF VERMIN
V. IMAGES OF ANIMALS AND BIRDS USED AS CHARMS
VII. SUPERSTITIOUS DEALINGS WITH WILD ANIMALS
VIII. LEGAL PROSECUTION OF ANIMALS
I. EARLY SIGNIFICANCE OF NUMBERS