Folklore of Scottish Lochs and Springs

by James M. Mackinlay

Scilly Isles, [320].

Scone, Monastery of, [59], [151].

Scotland, [62], [63], [70], [74], [75], [95], [106], [113], [114], [117], [120], [139], [143], [150], [163], [192], [206], [212], [217], [257], [259], [265], [267], [269], [271], [282], [284], [298], [307], [309].

—— New Statistical Account of, [27], [37], [57], [76], [124].

—— Old Statistical Account of, [21], [26], [27], [82], [89], [183], [201].

—— Society of Antiquaries of, [243], [255];
Proceedings of the, [29], [30], [69], [79], [91], [92], [100], [102], [112], [113], [122], [153], [244], [253], [265].

Scott, Sir John, vicar of Aberdour, [265].

Scots, Mary Queen of, [245].

Scott, Michael, [133].

Scott, Sir Walter, [56], [119], [132], [179], [182], [219], [238], [259], [268], [320];
his mother’s amulet, [245].