Folk-Healing, [281]–297.
Charms for Warts, [281]–2.
Rosemary Charms for Toothache, [282].
Slime of Trout, [283].
Charms for Fits and Quinsy, [283].
Abracadabra, [283].
The Pentacle, [284].
Charms for Cattle and Pigs, [285].
The Cure of Rickets, [286].
To Cure a Dog bitten by Mad Dog, [287].
Healing Stones, [287].
Llacthfaen, [288].
Llysfaen, [288].
Physicians of Myddfai, [289].
To Extract a Tooth, [289].
For the Bite of a Mad Dog, [289].
For Pain in the Eye, [290].
Holy Bread as a Remedy, [290].
How to Cure “A Foul Foot,” [290].
Pills of Dead Men’s Bones, [290].
Gwella Clefyd y Galon, or Love Sickness, [290].
Touching; or the Cure of the “King’s Evil,” [292].
The Nanteos Cup, [293]–7.
The Staff of St. Curig, [297].
Teilo’s Skull, [297].
Flying Serpents, [223].
Foul Foot, [290].
Garvan’s Voyage, [90].
Ghost Stories, [148]–192.
—— revealing Hidden Treasures, [153], [154], [155], [156], [157].
—— causing Thunder and Lightning, [160].
——‘s Motive, [160].
—— of Allt y Crib, [166].
—— of Pont-y-Gwendraeth, [166].