Water from sacred wells, i. 12;
menstruous women not to go near, 77;
consecrated at Easter, 122 sqq., 125;
turned to wine at Easter, 124;
improved by charred sticks of Midsummer fires, 184;
at Midsummer, people drenched with, 193 sq.;
heated in need-fire and sprinkled on cattle, 289;
claims human victims at Midsummer, ii. [26] sqq.;
supposed to acquire certain marvellous properties at Midsummer, [29] sqq.;
haunted and dangerous at Midsummer, [31]