Chapter XVI: Appendix: Table a Notes
Cf. Day, 73, where there seems a relic of winged horses.
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES
The title page is used as a cover.
Chapter numbering continues from the previous volume.
Page numbers are given in {curly} brackets.
Plain text version only: endnote markers are given in [square] brackets; table rows are separated by “===” with each cell on its own line.
Minor spelling inconsistencies (_e.g._ by-and-bye/by and bye, folktales/folk-tales, panjâb/panjáb, etc.) have been preserved.
Some instances of “Siddhi-Kür” in the source text have a circumflex over the _ü_. As this character doesn’t appear to be available in the utf-8 codeset, it has been left with just the diaeresis.
Table A (p. 194) has a footnote with no visible anchor in the table. It has been placed in the Endnotes section and left unlinked. Please contact Project Gutenberg support if you can provide the note’s location.
Alterations to the text:
Convert footnotes to endnotes. Relabel note markers: append the original note number to the page number.
Add endnotes entry to TOC.
Omit the Index and adjust the TOC accordingly.
[List of Works]
Move the LOW to the end of the main text and adjust the TOC accordingly.
A few trivial punctuation and italics corrections.
Change “dealing with Folklore _Mytholologique_, only yet published” to _Mythologique_.
[Chapter XVI]
“abnormal kind briefly to mention A _märchen_ of the” add period after _mention_.
[Endnotes]
A few trivial punctuation and italics corrections.
(p. 81, note 3) change _Witzchel_ to _Witzschel_.
(p. 151, note 1) “a serpent which dwelt _under ground_ and fed upon” to _underground_.
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