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• Arthurian Booklist
A reading list of all things Arthurian.
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• Arthurian Byways
Michael Wild's collection of Arthuriana.
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• Arthurian Film
Bibliography on cinematic versions of the legend of King Arthur, by Kevin J. Harty.
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• Arthurian Legend
Le Morte d'Arthur pictures by Francoise Taylor, a summary of Sir Thomas Malory's story, an Arthurian search engine, and other Arthurian legend topics.
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• Arthurian Literature & Art
Comprehensive list of Arthurian literature and arts websites, presented by Kathleen Nichols, Pittsburg State University.
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• Arthurian Resources - Early Medieval Concepts of Arthur
Essays analyzing the Arthurian sources, by Thomas Green.
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• Arthurian Resources on the Internet
Selective list of Arthurian sites on the internet, by John J. Doherty, Cline Library, Northern Arizona University.
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• Arthuriana - The Journal of Arthurian Studies
Includes online abstracts, gazetteer, pedagogical section, and links.
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• ArthurianLegend
Mailing list for discussion of the Arthurian legend.
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• Arturius - A Quest for Camelot
Downloadable book by D. F. Carroll, claiming to prove beyond reasonable doubt the reality and identity of King Arthur.
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• As the Arabs Say...
Arabic quotations and proverbs, with English translations and explanations on the cultural setting; an e-book by Isa Khalil Sabbagh.
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• As the Armenians Say...
Armenian sayings with illustrations.
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• Astral Healer
Give information on how to break hexes and curses.
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• At the Edge: Black Dogs - Guardians of the Corpse Way
Article by Bob Trubshaw discussing the myths of black dogs as guardians to the Otherworld.
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• At the Edge: Black Dogs Folklore
Article by Bob Trubshaw on the black dog in folklore.
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• At the Edge: Fairies and their Kin
Article by Bob Trubshaw discussing fairies and the relation with ghosts, earthlights and abductions.
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• At the Edge: Hellhounds, Werewolves and the Germanic Underworld
Article by Alby Stone discussing the relation between dogs and travel to the realm of the dead.
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• At the Edge: Hollow Hills
Article by Jeremy Harte on the meaning of the word barrow, and the "Hollow Hills" where the fairy dwell.
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• At the Edge: Medieval Fairies - Now You See Them, Now You Don't
Article by Jeremy Harte proposing that the current image of fairies developed from 14th century literature.
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• At the Edge: Pussycat, Pussycat, Where Have you Been?
Article by Jeremy Harte on cats and witches in folklore.
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• At the Edge: The Cosmic Mill
Article by Alby Stone discussing the hand-mill as an image of the cosmos.
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• At the Edge: The Perilous Bridge
Article by Alby Stone on bridges in folklore.
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• At the Edge: Under the Greenwood Tree
Article by Jeremy Harte on the imagery of the woodlands in medieval literature and folklore.
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• Atasöz - Proverbs
Ten Turkish proverbs with English translation.
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• Auroral Folklore
Folklore concerning aurora or the northern lights.
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• Australian Folklore
Journal of studies in the field of Australian folklore as well as theoretical and field studies by scholars from around the world.
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• Azeri.org: Azeri Expressions
Three articles on Azerbaijani proverbs and proverbial expressions (in Azerbaijani, with English translations and explanations).
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• AZKidsNet
Readers' submitted classical bits.
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• Æsop
As retold by Joseph Jacobs; e-text at Bartleby.
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• Æsop's Fables
More than 655 fables, alphabetically indexed and with morals listed, including fables from Ambrose Bierce and La Fontaine, with sound clips, images, and message forum.
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• Backcountry Death Ways
Recounts how beliefs about death and dying brought by colonists from the Northern British Borderlands survive in the Chesapeake region and North Carolina.
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• Background to Bulgarian Myth and Folklore
An overview of the ancestral cultures and mythologies of Bulgaria.
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• Bali Royal Cremation - photos by Max Buten
Description and pictures of Balinese cremation ceremonies.
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• Baltic Institute of Folklore (BIF) Home Page
The Institute was founded by the academic folkloric institutions of the three Baltic states -- Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania -- in 1995 to coordinate folklore studies and research. The site includes archives, a newsletter, academic contacts, and conference information.
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• Bartleby.com: Tirso de Molina
Writer of the earliest known literary version of the Don Juan legend (1630).
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• Bat Folklore
Five folktales of different cultures, taken from "Bats, Swift Shadows in the Twilight."
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• Bats in South American Folklore and Ancient Art
Article by Elizabeth P. Benson (1991).
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• Bawdy Ballads and Far-Fetched Folklore - An Oral History of Rural North Carolina
Ballads and folktales, including an interactive section.
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• BBB is for BBBear
An overview of rhythmic and/or rhyming schoolyard folklore.
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• BBC News Item - Fairy Fakes Sell for Fortune
The original Cottingley fairy photographs were sold at an auction for £21,620 to British book-seller Simon Finch.
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