L.
Lada, Slavonian Venus, [138]
Lady or spirit in the well, [137]
Laki, Lakshmi, [107]
La Motte Fouqué, Undines, [146]
Language, Origin of, [3], [4];
denied to the earliest types of man, [6]
Lantern, The Fairies’, [203]
Latche romni, or female magicians in Hungary, [46]
Latour, Charlotte de la, “Symbols of Flowers” (straw), [31]
Layard, Sir H. Austen, [235]
Leek, Magic virtues of, [53]
“Legends of the Birds,” by C. G. Leland, [154]
Leidy, Dr. Joseph, [250]
“Leitner, Dr., Results of a Tour in Dardistan, Kashmir,” &c., [91]
Leland, Charles Godfrey: the Algonkin Indians, &c., [55]
“Le Normant, Magie Chaldaienne,” [44], [62]
Lettuce, Divination by, [54]
Levi, Eliphaz (l’Abbé Constant), [238]
Lïbussa, Queen of Bohemia: Slavic lore, [115]
Liebich, R. (“Die Zigeuner”), [110], [215]
Liebrecht, J., [91]
Lightment, theft (old cant), [211]
Lightning averted by sticking a knife into a loaf of bread, [128]
Lilith, or Herodias, [36], [37], [62], [63], [64]
Lime or linden tree, [138]
Ljesje, Russian fairies, [67]
Lob’s Pound, [202]
Lockyer, Norman, [x]
Lord and Lady Cramp, Disease, Vampire and Wehrwolf, [37]
Lord of the Forest, [131]
Lorent, “Hist. de l’Inquisition,” [254]
Love-charm from English gypsy, [53]
Love incantations, [111]