Christmas in Ritual and Tradition, Christian and PaganMiles, Clement A.
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Christmas in Ritual and Tradition, Christian and Pagan
Miles, Clement A.
Christmas; Christmas -- History; Fasts and feasts
31. #J. G. Campbell, "Witchcraft and Second Sight in the Highlands and
Islands of Scotland"# (Glasgow, 1902), 232. Cf. the account given by
Dr. Johnson, in Brand, 278.
32. Henderson, "Survivals of Belief among the Celts," 263 f.
33. #R. Chambers, "Popular Rhymes of Scotland"# (Edinburgh, 1847), 296,
and "B. D.," ii. 788. |385|
34. "New English Dictionary," v. (1) 327.
35. Cortet, 18.
36. Sebillot, 213.
37. _Ibid._ 213.
38. MacCulloch, "Guernsey Folk Lore," 37.
39. Abbott, 80 f.
40. Stratilesco, 197 f.
41. Hamilton, 103.
42. _Ibid._ 104.
43. Mannhardt, "Baumkultus," 593 f.
44. Latin text from Ducange in Chambers, "M. S.," i. 254.
45. Wylie, 81.
46. Abbott, 78.
47. Grimm, iv. 1847.
48. Sebillot, 171.
49. Dyer, 7.
50. Ashton, 228.
51. #A. Macdonell, "In the Abruzzi"# (London, 1908), 102.
52. Abbott, 77.
53. Ralston, 205.
54. #"The Athenaeum"# (London), Feb. 5, 1848; _Notes and Queries_, 1st
Series, vol. v., 5.
CHAPTER XVI.--EPIPHANY TO CANDLEMAS
1. Hoermann, "Tiroler Volksleben," 240 f.
2. #Leigh Hunt, "The Seer; or, Common-Places Refreshed"# (London, 1850),
part ii. 31.
3. Beeching, 148 f.
4. Chambers, "M. S.," i. 261.
5. #E. Pasquier, "Les Recherches de la France"# (Paris, 1621), livre
iv., chap. ix. p. 375.
6. Cortet, 33.
7. _Ibid._ 34.
8. _Ibid._ 43.
9. #E. Du Meril, "Origines latines du theatre moderne"# (Paris, 1849),
26 f.
10. Brand, 13.
11. #A. de Nore, "Coutumes, mythes et traditions des provinces de
France"# (Paris, 1846), 173.
12. Reinsberg-Dueringsfeld, 29 f.; Brand, 13.
13. #Matilde Serao, "La Madonna e i Santi"# (Naples, 1902), 128.
14. Reinach, i. 45 f.
15. Abbott, 77.
16. _Ibid._ 78.
17. Frazer, "Golden Bough," iii. 93.
18. Hoermann, "Tiroler Volksleben," 246; Reinsberg-Dueringsfeld, 21.
19. Reinsberg-Dueringsfeld, 21.
20. _Ibid._ 21 f. |386|
21. Stratilesco, 198.
22. Reinsberg-Dueringsfeld, 21.
23. #Countess Martinengo-Cesaresco, "Essays in the Study of Folk-Songs"#
(London, 1886), 334.
24. #D. N. Lees, "Tuscan Feasts and Tuscan Friends"# (London, 1907), 87.
25. _Ibid._ 83.
26. Serao, 127 f.
27. #E. de Olavarria y Huarte, "El Folk-Lore de Madrid,"# 90. [Vol. ii.
of "Biblioteca de las Tradiciones Populares Espanolas" (Seville,
1884).]
28. _Ibid._ 92.
29. "Memoirs of Mistral," 32 f.
30. Nore, 17.
31. Abbott, 87.
32. Frazer, "Magic Art," i. 275 f.
33. Hamilton, 118.
34. Brand, 16; Chambers, "B. D.," i. 56; Dyer, 21.
35. Aubrey, 40.
36. Brand, 16.
37. Beeching, 147.
38. Ashton, 87 f.
39. Hoermann, "Tiroler Volksleben," 225.
40. Tille, "D. W.," 254.
41. Hoermann, "Tiroler Volksleben," 230.
42. #W. S. Lach-Szyrma# in #"The Folk-Lore Record"# (London), vol. iv.,
1881, 53.
43. Brand, 17; Chambers, "B. D.," i. 55 f.; Dyer, 22 f. Several accounts
have been collected by Mrs. Leather, "Folk-Lore of Herefordshire,"
93 f.
44. Evans, 228.
45. Dyer, 24.
46. _Folk-Lore_, vol. v., 1894, 192.
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