—— -wolves in Livonia, belief as to, iii. 42;
active during the Twelve Days, ix. 164;
compelled to resume their human shape by wounds inflicted on them, x. 308 sqq.;
put to death, x. 311;
and the full moon, x. 314 n. 1;
and witches, parallelism between, x. 315, 321
Wermland, in Sweden, treatment of strangers on the threshing-floor in, vii. 230;
grain of last sheaf baked in a girl-shaped loaf in, viii. 48
Werner, Miss Alice, on the sanctity of the wild fig-tree in Africa, ii. 317 n. 1;
on a soul-box in Africa, xi. 156 n. 1;