Folklore Of Scottish Lochs And Springs
By: by James M. MacKinlay.
Publisher: William Hodge
Published: 1893
Place of publication: Glasgow
Language: eng
Number of pages: 364
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: CHAP.; title: I. Worship of Water, 1; title: II. How Water became Holy, 24; title: III. Saints and Springs, 39; title: IV. More Saints and Springs, 56; title: V. Stone Blocks and Saints' Springs, 72; title: VI. Healing and Holy Wells, 86; title: VII. Water-Cures, 199; title: VIII. Some Wonderful Wells, 228; title: IX. Witness of Water, 140; title: X. Water-Spirits, 255; title: XI. More Water-Spirits, 271; title: XII. Offerings at Lochs and Springs, 188; title: XIII. Weather and Wells, 213; title: XIV. Trees and Springs, 230; title: XV. Charm-Stones in and out of Water, 241; title: XVI. Pilgrimages to Wells, 263; title: XVII. Sun-Worship and Well-Worship, 280; title: XVIII. Wishing- Wells, 324; title: XIX. Meaning of Marvels, 324