Footnote 901:[(return)]
Chambers, Popular Rhymes, 166.
Footnote 902:[(return)]
Hutchinson, View of Northumberland, ii. 45; Thomas, Rev. de l'Hist. des Rel. xxxviii. 335 f.
Footnote 903:[(return)]
Patrol. Lot. xxxix. 2001.
Footnote 904:[(return)]
IT i. 205; RC v. 331; Leahy, i. 57.
Footnote 905:[(return)]
See p. [169], supra.
Footnote 906:[(return)]
The writer has himself seen such bonfires in the Highlands. See also Hazlitt, 298; Pennant, Tour, ii. 47; Rh[^y]s, HL 515, CFL i. 225-226. In Egyptian mythology, Typhon assailed Horus in the form of a black swine.
Footnote 907:[(return)]
Keating, 300.
Footnote 908:[(return)]
Joyce, SH ii. 556; RC x. 214, 225, xxiv. 172; O'Grady, ii. 374; CM ix. 209.
Footnote 909:[(return)]
See Mannhardt, Mythol. Forschung. 333 f.; Frazer, Adonis, passim; Thomas, Rev. de l'Hist. des Rel. xxxviii. 325 f.
Footnote 910:[(return)]
Hazlitt, 35; Chambers, Mediæval Stage, i. 261.