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CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
DATE DUE Ifl&Ua. A~ftaQ-»- VF"lW-**& PHINTKOINU.A.A. Cornell University Library BL900 .M12 <strong>Celtic</strong> mythology <strong>and</strong> religion with chap olin 3 1924 029 164 759
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Page 8 and 9: Page v Introduction, Celtic Mytholo
Page 12 and 13: INTRODUCTION. Alexander MacBain, ge
Page 14 and 15: INTRODUCTION. . Vll had the habit o
Page 16 and 17: INTRODUCTION. IX them to do. Rainin
Page 18 and 19: INTRODUCTION. an important influenc
Page 20 and 21: INTRODUCTION. Mil course was small
Page 22 and 23: INTRODUCTION. XV ing place than it
Page 24 and 25: INTRODUCTION. XVII but the genuine
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Page 28 and 29: CELTIC AND MYTHOLOGY RELIGION The f
Page 30 and 31: CHARACTER OF MYTH. II " The same th
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Page 36 and 37: CAUSE OF MYTH. 17 And this being th
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Page 42 and 43: CAUSE OF MYTH. 23 of his feelings,
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Page 46 and 47: SPREAD OF MYTH. 2J* SPREAD OF MYTH.
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THE ARYAN NATION. 33 , beliefs took
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THE ARYAN NATION. 35, up under the
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THE ARYAN NATION. 37 # is clearly a
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ARYAN MYTHS. 39 may be seen chewing
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ARYAN MYTHS. 41 ( Gaelic popular st
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RESULTS OF THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES.
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SOURCES OF INFORMATION. 45 Elton an
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SOURCES OF INFORMATION. 47 people,
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THE CELTS. 49 ated above shows the
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THE CELTS. 5 1 districts has also b
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WELSH AND GAELS. 5J cultus, and it
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CELTIC CHARACTERISTICS. 55 needless
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CELTIC CHARACTERISTICS. 57 of gold,
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CELTIC CHARACTERISTICS. 59 Romans.
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THE GAULISH RELIGION. 6\ on the ban
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THE GAULISH RELIGION. 63 given to r
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THE GAULISH RELIGION. 65 " Et quibu
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THE GAULISH RELIGION. 67 various lo
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DRUIDISM. 69 DRUIDISM. One feature
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DRUIDISM. 71 The references in Plin
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DRUIDISM. 73 to be twofold, that th
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DRUIDISM. 7£ proceeds to describe,
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druidism. yy apple, with a cartilag
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DRUIDISM. 7^ discussed, and looking
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druidism. 8j; these spells. A wisp
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DRUIDISM. 83 # Nor is tradition of
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CELTIC RELIGION IN BRITAIN AND IREL
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BRITISH RELIGION. 87 1 and supersti
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BRITISH RELIGION. 89 introduced int
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BRITISH RELIGION. C-I the son of Ma
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BRITISH RELIGION. 93# of them, and
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BRITISH RELIGION. Q5 what was the n
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BRITISH RELIGION. 97, Tuatha-De-Dan
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BRITISH RELIGION. 99. be, of Tristr
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BRITISH RELIGION. 10 may be regarde
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BRITISH RELIGION. I03 Yet for all t
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THE GAELIC GODS IN HISTORY. 105 and
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THE GAELIC GODS IN HISTORY. 107. co
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THE GAELIC GODS IN HISTORY. IOCf de
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THE GAELIC GODS IN HISTORY. III. to
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THE GAELIC GODS IN HISTORY. II3 Bri
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THE GAELIC GODS IN HISTORY. 115 of
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GODS OF THE GAELS. 117 • as to th
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GODS OF THE GAELS. Iig oath in Iris
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GODS OF THE GAELS. I2J the Dagda a
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GODS OF THE GAELS. I2g promise is r
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GODS OF THE GAELS. 12^ he had been
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GODS OF THE GAELS. 127 * been more
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GODS OF THE GAELS. 120, with absolu
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GODS OF THE GAELS. 131 Nuada ; it w
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THE CELTIC ELYSIUM. 133 believed it
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THE CELTIC ELYSIUM. 135 defunct rel
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THE CELTIC ELYSIUM. 13? of over twe
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WELSH AND GAELIC ELYSIUM. ^9 appear
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WELSH AND GAELIC ELYSIUM. 141 where
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WELSH AND GAELIC ELYSIUM. 143 Visit
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WELSH AND GAELIC ELYSIUM. 145 spite
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WELSH AND GAELIC ELYSIUM. 147 . of
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WELSH AND GAELIC ELYSIUM. 149 # of
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CELTIC WORSHIP AND RITES. I SI of C
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CELTIC WORSHIP AND RITES. 153. .tem
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CELTIC WORSHIP AND RITES. 155, rath
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CELTIC WORSHIP AND RITES. Iff wells
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CELTIC WORSHIP AND RITES. 159 phase
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CELTIC WORSHIP AND RITES. l6l The n
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CELTIC WORSHIP AND RITES. 163 h-aoi
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CELTIC WORSHIP AND RITES. 165 # May
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CELTIC WORSHIP AND RITES. 167 • d
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CELTIC WORSHIP AND RITES. 169 insti
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CELTIC WORSHIP AND RITES. I£I isla
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CELTIC BURIAL RITES. T73 to see the
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CELTIC BURIAL RITES. 175 of their r
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CELTIC BURIAL RITES. 177 Brian Boro
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THE "DRUID" CIRCLES.
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THE "DRUID" CIRCLES.* The circles o
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THE " DRUID " CIRCLES. 183 now-a-da
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THE " DRUID " CIRCLES. 193 » prese
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THE " DRUID CIRCLES. 195 i as some
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THE " DRUID " CIRCLES. 197 inmost c
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THE " DRUID " CIRCLES. 199 Carnac,
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THE " DRUID ' CIRCLES. 200. • any
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i THE " DRUID " CIRCLES. 211 mound,
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THE " DRUID CIRCLES. 213 composed o
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THE " DRUID " CIRCLES. 215 m has be
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THE " DRUID CIRCLES. 225. originall
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man in dreams. THE "DRUID CIRCLES.
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THE " DRUID " CIRCLES. 229 religion
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THE "DRUID" CIRCLES. 231, stones of
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