{"collection":"Northern European Mythology","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/neu/bw/bw02.htm","path":"neu/bw/bw02.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/neu/bw/bw02.htm","text":"Foreword: Wizards in Folk-lore\n The Magic Drum Calls You!\nLAPLAND OF AURORA COLORS, MOSSY TUNDRAS, AND REINDEER HERDS\n The Battle of the Wizards\n Kari Woodencoat\n The Giant Who Did not Like Bones\n Naughty, Naughty Spider!\n What Happened to Some Lapp Children\n The Boys Who Did not Get a Magic Cow\n The Uldas' Old Mother\n The Moon Daughter's Magic\n The Red-haired Wizard\nFINLAND OF THE THOUSAND LAKES, LOST DAUGHTER OF THE BALTIC SEA\n Magic Singing\n The Living Kantele\n The Hidden Maiden\n The Rainbow Maiden\n Forging of the Magic Sampo\n The Wizard with the Lolling Red Tongue\nESTONIA, WISE AND FREE, LAND OF WONDER LEGENDS\n The Singing Sword\n The Maiden of the Milky Way\n The Luck Egg\n Wood of Tontla\n Weird Things\n The Magic Maiden\n Golden Wonders\n The Wizard with Yellow Eyeballs and Green Hair\nLATVIA OF FEAST OF FLOWERS, AND, COURLAND, GOD'S OWN LITTLE COUNTRY\n The Gold Axe\n Castle-Treasure\n What Witches Tell\n Little White Dog\n The Duckling with Golden Feathers\n The Wizard with Bushy Golden Head, and Apple-red Cheeks\nLITHUANIA OF THE FRAGRANT AMBER\n Luck, Luck in the Red Coat!\n Poor Man and Never-Enough\n Little White Horse\n One Hundred Hares\n Mannikin Long Beard\n The Vanishment!\nINTERESTING THINGS\n The Tiny History of East Baltic Lands\n The Tiny Dictionary of Strange East Baltic Things","title":"Baltic Wizards: Contents","type":"page"}