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  • Abbeys, ruined, 290.
  • Abracadabra, 255.
  • Abury, 8.
  • Adonis, 160.
  • Æsir gods, the, 67, 169, 207.
  • Æsculapius (AsklÊpios), 51, 135, 154.
  • Agni, 14, 16.
  • Ahi, the Dragon, 14, 41, 44, 47, 51.
  • Alchemy, 50.
  • Alisaunder, Kyng, romance, 47.
  • Allectricium, a precious stone, 135.
  • Allegorical theory of Greek Myths, 211, 298.
  • Allhalloween, 29.
  • Amara, lake, 23.
  • America, its ancient connection with Asia, 286.
  • Apollo, 241, 249, 298.
  • Apple howling, 66.
  • Arthur, King, 50, 161, et seq., 211, et seq., 241, 248, 272.
  • Aryan races, 2, 112, 162, 283, 289.
  • Ash trees, 68, 117, 150, 253, et seq.
  • Ashton black lad, 187, et seq.
  • Asuras, 23, 44.
  • Asvattha, 68, 257.
  • Asvins, 25.
  • AthenÊ, 245, 298.
  • Athenian ghost, 140.
  • AubÉpine, see thorns.
  • Avalun, island of, 165.
  • Yggdrasil, or cloud tree, 68.
  • Yule tide and yule logs, 55, et seq., 85.
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