[87] Sébillot, Traditions et superstitions de la Haute-Bretagne, i. 73-4.
[88] Ib., i. 102, 103-4.
[89] Sébillot, Traditions et superstitions de la Haute-Bretagne, i. 83.
[90] Ib., i. 90-1.
[91] Cf. ib., i. 109.
[92] Cf. ib., i. 74-5, &c.
[93] Cf. Sébillot, Traditions et superstitions de la Haute-Bretagne, i. 74-5, &c.
[94] In Lower Brittany the corrigan tribes collectively are commonly called Corrikêt, masculine plural of Corrik, diminutive of Corr, meaning ‘Dwarf’; or Corriganed, feminine plural of Corrigan, meaning ‘Little Dwarf’. Many other forms are in use. (Cf. R. F. Le Men, Trad. et supers. de la Basse-Bretagne, in Rev. Celt., i. 226-7.)
[95] Cf. Foyer breton, i. 199.
[96] By ‘E. R.’, in Mélusine (Paris), i. 114.