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The Book of Were-Wolves Chapter 10: Mythological origin of the were-wolf myth

  • Metempsychosis
  • Sympathy between Men and Beasts
  • Finnbog and the Bear
  • Osage and the Beaver
  • The Connexion of Soul and Body
  • Buddism
  • Case of Mr. Holloway
  • Popular ideas concerning the Body
  • The derivation of the German Leichnam
  • Feather Dresses
  • Transmigration of Souls
  • A Basque Story
  • Story from the Pantschatantra
  • Savage ideas regarding Natural Phenomena
  • Thunder, Lightning, and Cloud
  • The origin of the Dragon
  • John of Bromton’s Dragon a Waterspout
  • The Legend of Typhoeus
  • Allegorizing of the Effects of a Hurricane
  • Anthropomorphosis
  • The Cirrus Cloud, a Heavenly Swan
  • Urvaci
  • The Storm-cloud a Daemon
  • Vritra and Rakschasas
  • Story of a Brahmin and a Rakschasas

The Book of Were-Wolves Chapter 14: A Galician were-wolf

  • The Inhabitants of Austrian Galicia
  • The Hamlet of Polomyja
  • Summer Evening in the Forest
  • The Beggar Swiatek
  • A Girl disappears
  • A School-boy vanishes
  • A Servant-girl lost
  • Another Boy carried of
  • The Discovery made by the Publican of Polomyja
  • Swiatek locked up
  • Brought to Dabkow
  • Commits suicide

The Book of Were-Wolves Chapter 08: Folk-lore relating to were-wolves

  • Barrenness of English Folk-lore
  • Devonshire Traditions
  • Derivation of Were-wolf
  • Cannibalism in Scotland
  • The Angus Robber
  • The Carle of Perth
  • French Superstitions
  • Norwegian Traditions
  • Danish Tales of Were-wolves
  • Holstein Stories
  • The Werewolf in the Netherlands
  • Among the Greeks; the Serbs; the White Russians; the Poles; the Russians
  • A Russian Receipt for becoming a Were-wolf
  • The Bohemian Vlkodlak
  • Armenian Story
  • Indian Tales
  • Abyssinian Budas
  • American Transformation Tales
  • A Slovakian Household Tale
  • Similar Greek, Béarnais, and Icelandic Tales.

The Book of Were-Wolves Chapter 09: Natural causes of lycanthropy

  • Innate Cruelty
  • Its Three Forms
  • Dumollard
  • Andreas Bichel
  • A Dutch Priest
  • Other instances of Inherent Cruelty
  • Cruelty united to Refinement
  • A Hungarian Bather in Blood
  • Suddenness with which the Passion is developed
  • Cannibalism; in pregnant Women; in Maniacs
  • Hallucination; how Produced
  • Salves
  • The Story of Lucius
  • Self-deception