T
Tannhäuser legend, [204]
Tartarian language of the Bulgars, [18]
Teeth of children, Crows and, [175]
Temple, R. C, [28]
Temple, The burning of the, and the swallows, [188]
Teodorescu, G. Dem., [58]
Teutonic mythology, [49]
Theodosius and Arianism, [42]
Thessaly, [116]
Thieves, [76]
Thrace, [10], [24], [26], [50]
Thrush, The yellow, [151];
the boastful, [153]
Thumb, A., Bulletin of John Rylands Library, [93]
Thunder, [66]
Thursday, Holy Mother, [236]
Tiger, The, and the lion, [308]
Titmouse, The, and the pumpkin, [146]
Titus the wicked, [357]
Toads, [82]
Tobit, Book of, [30]
Toledo, Council of, [47]
Tomtit, The, and the stork, [305]
Toothache, The ant as a remedy against, [283]
Tophail, Ibn, [31]
Tortoise, The, Origin of, [180];
as almoner of the Virgin, [192], [194];
in the procession to Golgotha, [193]
Totemism, [2]
Toulouse, [41];
Council of, [47]
Transmigration of the soul into animals.
See Metempsychosis
Transmission of folk-tales, [4], [6], [7], [16], [36]
Transylvania, Saxon colony in, [22];
tales collected from Rumanians in, [58]
“Tree, The world,” [49]
Tristram and Isolde, [248]
Turkish conquest, [52]
Turks, [15]
Turtle dove and its song, [149];
and its love for its mate, [299];
its tears, [299]
Twilight, The stolen, [99]
Tylor, E. B., on beast tales in his Primitive Culture, [8]