{"collection":"Northern European Mythology","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/neu/celt/sbc/sbc11.htm","path":"neu/celt/sbc/sbc11.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/sbc/sbc11.htm","text":"Survivals in Belief Among the Celts, by George Henderson, [1911]\nA\u2019 Bhean Mhath, 177.\nadha, ae, 22.\nAffric, 149.\nafter-birth, 23.\naibhseachadh, 28.\na\u00ecre chlaidh, 3, 52 (an fhaire chlaidh), 64.\naisling, 9.\nanam, 48.\nanimal-fasting, 101.\nbaist, 216.\nBeannachd na Cuairte, 210.\nbear, 230.\nBeltane, 260.\nbird-man, 230.\nbirth-token, 74.\nblithe-meat, 208.\nblood, 29, 31, 32, 34, 220, 277.\nblood-staunching, 299.\nBodach an D\u016bin, 176.\nbonfire, 248.\nbonnach bainnse, 251.\nBoyne, 149.\nbr\u00e9id, 252.\nBrian, 66.\nBrian Carabine, 235.\nbricht, 17.\nBrigit, 167.\nBriid's bed, 231.\nbuarach, 296.\nbubaire, 144.\nbull-sacrifice, 273.\nburial, symbolic, and divination, 340 n.\nb\u00f9rn airgid, 26.\nCaesar on sacrifice, 288.\nCaisean Calluig, 264.\ncaisean-uchd, 263.\nCalluinn a\u2019 Bhuilg, 158.\nclach na brataich, 227.\nclachan aoraidh, 205.\nclachan carraghan, 198.\ncloicheir, 71.\ncn\u0101mhlach, 65.\nCoinneach Odhar, 232.\ncomh-dhalaiche, 227.\ncopan-cinn, 22.\ncorrachd, 13.\ncouvade, 59.\ncow-healing, 340.\ncrane, 156.\nCreideag Mh\u014dr, 331.\ncreideamh, 8.\ncridhe-luadhainn, 14.\nCrithreamh Gorm, An, 271.\ncr\u014d-codaig, 32.\ncronachduinn, 199.\ncrosadh (forbidding, lit. crossing), 292.\ncruentatio, 38.\ncrystal-gazing, 237.\ncurrachd sagairt, 335.\ndailgneachd, 9.\nd\u0101-shealladh, 9.\nDeae Sequae, 150.\ndearbadan D\u0113, 79.\nDeath, expulsion of, 284.\nDeiseil, 25r.\nde\u014d, 46.\nDevona, 149.\ndevoted (in symbolic sacrifice), 261.\nDia, 50.\ndistaff, power of, 238.\ndonn, 157.\ndreag, 226.\nDruid, 221.\nDusii, 73.\ne\u0101ric, 247.\ne\u014dlas, 299.\nepilepsy, 266.\nerd\u00e1the, 214.\nEsus, 160.\nevil-eye, 25.\nfacal, 18.\nfaith-healing, 308.\nfasting-spittle, 337.\nfeet-laving, 245.\nf\u00e9ille fairc, 217.\nf\u012b, 12.\nfiosachd, 232.\nfire-circumambulation, 248.\nf\u012bs, 9.\nfitheach, 91.\nfr\u00ecth, 223.\nfuatharlan, 78.\nGarland Sunday, 205.\nGaulish sacrifices, 289.\ngealbhan (moving light), 225.\ngearraidh, 103.\ngeas, 9, 10, 13, 19, 23, 57, 123, 292, 342.\nGeumraich, na, 276.\nghost-bird, 92.\ng\u014dbhlachan, 140.\ngonadh, 12.\ngoose, 121.\nGruagach, 253.\nguidhe, 9.\nGuorthigern, 278.\nHalmadary and Sacrifice, 286.\nH-irt, 333.\nhorn, live-, 336.\nimleag, 23.\nimmolation, 278.\ninfant-flesh, 308.\nkirking, 215.\nlabhalan, 338.\nLabhraidh Lorc, 197.\nLady of Lawers, 232.\nlead-divination, 14.\nlead-turning, 340.\nleigheas cuairte, 209.\nL\u012ba F\u0101il, 199.\nli\u016b, 212.\nLoch Maree, 322.\nLoch mo N\u0101ir 316.\nlostey-chainley, 215.\nLough Derg or Geirc, 331.\nLug, 159.\nlustration by fire, 209.\nmagpie (v. pigheid), 167.\nMag Slecht, 287.\nman in cow-skin, 290.\nManannan's bridle, 306.\nmarca, marcach, 149.\nmare, 226.\nMark, King, 193.\nmarriage by capture, 247.\nMathair mh\u00f3r, 24.\nmenmain, 21.\nm\u012bre M\u012bchil, 259.\nmole, 338.\nM\u014dr Bh\u0101n, 306.\nNair, 56.\nN\u0101r, 320.\nN\u0101rag, 318.\nnavel-string, 24.\nNess, 149.\noath by the elements, 21.\n\u00f2b, 9.\nomphalos, 208.\npeallaidh, 176.\npharmakos, 283.\npigheid, 91.\nP\u012breig, 183.\nplut, 111.\npriest-kings, 298.\npruch, 100.\npuball beannach, 335.\nram, 271.\nr\u00e9ite, 245.\nreligion, 6, 7, 10, 51, 289, 291, 341-342.\nreligion, multiple motives of, 343.\nright, things, 295.\nrowan, 180.\nruad, 191.\nSabarios, 259.\nsacrifice, psychological essence of, 290.\nscapulimantia, 231.\nsecond-sight (or sight of the two worlds), 243.\nserpent, 54, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 339.\nserpent-bite, 337.\nShony, 255.\nsin (cean, cion; fine; immorbus; peacadh), 299.\ns\u012bthich, 252.\nskull, water from a, 304.\nsl\u0101n treabhaidh, 257.\nsoot, 245.\nsoul, 49.\nsoul-in-weapons, 77.\nsrannan, 70.\nsreot, 21.\nSt. Bairre, 317.\nSt. Colum Cille, 280-281, 309.\nSt. Fillan's fairche, 320.\nSt. Fillan's girdle, 320, 335.\nSt. Kentigern, 183.\nSt. Maolrubha, 275.\nSt. Mo-Bharr-\u00f3g, 316.\nSt. Mulvay, 254.\nSt. Nun's Well, 324.\nSt. Odran (Oran), 280.\nSt. Patrick's Purgatory, 333.\nSt. Winefride, 324.\nstones, 199.\nstones, for raising wind, 332.\nsuicide, 303.\nsuire (siren), 336.\ntaboo, things, 293.\ntaghairm, 267.\ntairrngearacht, 9.\ntaisbein, 9.\ntannasg, t\u0101sc, 184.\nt\u0101rmachduinn, 243.\nt\u0101rmachan D\u00e9, 79.\nt\u0101sc, 48.\nteine-D\u00e9, 220.\nTemair, 195.\nTobar Dha Bheoc, 332.\ntree worship, 198.\ntree-witness, 341.\ntreith chuileanach, 175.\ntrom-laighe, 19.\ntrugeranos, 148.\nvicarious sacrifice, 285.\nwater-horse, 162.\nwedding-day, 248.\nwhooping-cough, 338.\nwitch-stones, 308.\nwolf; 170.\nwooden ladle, 301.\nword, 17.\nwren, 96.\n______________________________\n GLASGOW: PRINTED AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS BY ROBERT MACLEHOSE AND CO. LTD.\n345:1 A different word, with the same pronunciation, in phrase \u00e1 f. = 'out of order, i.e. dilapidated' (N. Inverness).","title":"Survivals in Belief Among the Celts: Index","type":"page"}