THE RELIGION OF THE ANCIENT CELTS
by John Arnott MacCulloch
T. & T. Clark, Edinburgh
1911
I. INTRODUCTORY
II. THE CELTIC PEOPLE
III. THE GODS OF GAUL AND THE CONTINENTAL CELTS
IV. THE IRISH MYTHOLOGICAL CYCLE
V. THE TUATHA DÉ DANANN
VI. THE GODS OF THE BRYTHONS
VII. THE CÚCHULAINN CYCLE
VIII. THE FIONN SAGA
IX. GODS AND MEN
X. THE CULT OF THE DEAD
XI. PRIMITIVE NATURE WORSHIP
XII. RIVER AND WELL WORSHIP
XIII. TREE AND PLANT WORSHIP
XIV. ANIMAL WORSHIP
XV. COSMOGONY
XVI. SACRIFICE, PRAYER, AND DIVINATION
XVII. TABU
XVIII. FESTIVALS
XIX. ACCESSORIES OF CULT
XX. THE DRUIDS
XXI. MAGIC
XXII. THE STATE OF THE DEAD
XXIII. REBIRTH AND TRANSMIGRATION
XXIV. ELYSIUM
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