Weir, Major, 50, 161. White garments, 35, 36, 40, 41, 43, 45, 195. " hackneys, 45, 242. " wand, 35, 57. Widdershins, 124, 135. William Simpson, 35, 48, 195. Wincanton (see Somerset). Windsor:— Cat familiar, 210. Change of shape, 47, 69. Devil as an ape, 47, 69. " a horse, 47, 69. Feeding of familiars, 210, 211. Gille, 210. Ginnie, 210. Kitten familiar, 210. Officer, 189. Philip, 211. Place of meeting, 119. Rat familiar, 211. Toad familiar, 210. Wine puncheons, 113, 140, 241. " representing blood, 149. Witch of Endor, 9. " mass, 150. Witches professing Christianity, 49. Wooden goblets, 143. Wooler (see Northumberland). Word of God, 9. Worship, 29, 68. Wrecking a bridge, 117, 196. Written contracts, 64, 79-81. " reports, 186. Yarmouth:— Devil as a man, 33, 88. Mark, 88. Yellow bird, 213. " clothes, 229, 232. Yielding the soul, 33, 46, 59, 72, 75-8, 81, 219, 220, 226, 229, 243. Yorkshire:— Bird familiar, 213. Cloven feet, 29, 34. Coloured wart, 94. Devil as a man, 29, 34. Devil's horse, 29. Fairy hill, 243. " Queen, 244. Instruction by fairies, 244. Kneeling to the Devil, 29. Local anaesthesia, 94. Magical words, 244. Supernumerary nipple, 93-4. Worship, 29. Yule, 109, 111, 120, 123. PRINTED IN ENGLAND AT THE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES Due to many different languages and the age of the texts that appear in the book, the original varied spelling has been retained. Only obvious typographic errors were corrected and the changes have been noted in the list below. The original image lacks the anchors for footnotes 657 and 859. Since it was impossible to determine to which word or a sentence the footnotes in question belong, a false anchor has been placed at the end of their respective pages. THE LEGEND FOR NON-UNICODE CHARACTERS [*q] q with a macron and a straight line bisecting the descender [~q=] q with a tilde and a straight line bisecting the descender [~q] q with a tilde [*p] p with a macron and a straight line bisecting the descender [=p] p with a macron [p=] p with a straight line bisecting the descender [~m] m with a tilde FIXED ISSUES