[136] III, 303.
[137] II, 136.
[138] I, vii.
[139] II, 296.
[140] II, 263. An old woman (the reciter of E) knew Chield Morice as a child, but later learned Gil Morice which began to be more fashionable. II, 264.
[141] II, 464, n.
[142] V, 178.
[143] I, 119.
[144] IV, 231.
[145] I, 89. See also the comment on Apollodorus and the Cretan fairy-tale, I, 337, quoted, p. 774, below.