A.
Abominable charms, [120]
Acorns, Song of the, [221]
Adelheit von Helbach, [229]
Æolian harp, [166]
Agnes, St., Invocation, [76]
Agnostics, [213]
Albordi, [57]
Algonkin Legends of New England, [69]
Alraun, root image, [153]
Alsatian gypsy girl and shell, [233], [234]
Al Sirat, [57]
Alter-ego, or the Dream-power, [165], &c.
Amber beads, [198]
American Folk-Lore Journal, [218], [227]
Amulets and fetishes, [234]
Amulets, [228], &c.
Animals, Charms to protect, [79]–99
Anna, Santa, the Lucina of the Romans, [101]
Apple (love-charm), [140], [141]
Archæology—Ethnology, [ix]
Aroint, Etymology of, [199]
Artificial propagation, [101]
Ashes of dress (love-charm), [120]
Assisi, St. Francis, shells, [234]
Astral spirit, [166]
At-was-kenni-ges, an Algonkin giant-spirit, [17]
Augustus, Emperor, punished a city-father for eating a quail, [90]
Axe-heads, Stone, in trees, [18]