Ireland, “burying the sheaf” in, i. 69;
woman burnt as a witch in, i. 236, x. 323 sq.;
hoops wreathed with rowan and marigolds carried on May Day in, ii. 63;
the May Queen in, ii. 87;
perpetual fires in, ii. 240 sqq.;
oaks and yews in the peat-bogs of, ii. 351;
Druidism and Christianity in, ii. 363;
cut hair preserved against the day of judgment by old women in, iii. 280 sq.;
divination by knotted threads in, iii. 304 n. 5;
the old kings of, might not have any personal blemish, iv. 39;