Chapter VI: The Folklore of the Wells 354

Rag wells in Wales 354
The question of distinguishing between offerings
and vehicles of disease 358
Mr. Hartland's decision 359
The author's view revised and illustrated 360
T. E. Morris' account of the pin well of Llanfaglan 362
Other wishing and divining wells 364
The sacred fish of Llanberis and Llangybi 366
Ffynnon Grassi producing the Glasfryn lake 367
The Morgan of that lake and his name 372
Ffynnon Gywer producing Bala Lake 376
Bala and other towns doomed to submersion 377
The legend of Llyn Llech Owen 379
The parallels of Lough Neagh and Lough Ree 381
Seithennin's realm overwhelmed by the sea 382
Seithennin's name and its congeners 385
Prof. Dawkins on the Lost Lands of Wales 388
Certain Irish wells not visited with impunity 389
The Lough Sheelin legend compared with that of
Seithennin 393
The priesthood of the wells of St. Elian and
St. Teilo 395