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 34 INDEX OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL PAPERS

Patox (W. E.). Folktales from the ^gean. Folkloi-e, xii. 84-97,

197-208, 317-325.

Husband and wife story. Folklore, xii. 101.

Cropping animals" ears. Folklore, xii. 208-209.

Rain charm in Asia Minor. Folklore, xii. 210.

• Sites in east Karia and south Lydia. Hellenic Studies,

XX. 57-80. Patrick (Geo.). Notes on Ulvescroft priory. Brit. Arch. Assoc.

KS. vii. 5G-61.

Lutterworth. Brit. Arch. Assoc. N.S. vii. 205-214

Paul (Rolaxd W.). Some notes on heraldic glass in Great Malvern

priory church. Arcli. Ivii. 353-358. Payne (George). Researches and discoveries in Kent, 1900-1901.

Arch. Cant. xxv. pp. lix.-lxxii. Peacock (Edward). Spectral light in Corsica. Folklore, xii. 105-10(3.

■ Sacrifice at York, 1648. Folklore, xii. 217.

Supernatural changes of sites. Folklore, xii. 464-406.

Peacock (Mabel). The folklore of Lincolnshire. Folklore, xii. 161-180.

■ Customs relating to iron. Folklore, xii. 472-473.

Peacock (Matthew H.). Certificates of alleged cures of lunacy by

John Smith, of Wakefield, in 1615. Yorks Arch. Journ. xvi.

248-255. Peers (C. R.). Recent discoveries iu Romsey abbey church. Arch.

Ivii. 317-320. ■ On Saxon churches of the St. Paucras type. Arch. Journ.

Iviii. 402-434. Penfold (J. W.). The presbyterlan congregation at Kingston-

upon-Thames. Surrey Arch. Soc. xvi. 246-248. Peter (Thurstan C). Notes on the churches of St. Mylor and

Mabe. Eoij. In.^t. Cormcall, xiv. 394-416. Petrie (W. M. Flinders). The races of early Egj-pt. Anthrop.

Inst. N.S. iv. 248-255. Pheli'S (J. J.). Vale Royal abbe3^ Lanes, and Chesh. Antiq. Soc.

xvi. 75-82. Phexe (Dr.). Influence of Chaucer upon the language and litera- ture of England. Boy. Soc. Liter, xxii. 33-93. Phillips (William). The sequestration papers of Sir John Weld,

senior, and Sir John Weld, junior, knights of Willey. Shro^)-

shirc Arch. Soc. 3rd S. i. 185-212. Francis Throgmorton, a prisoner in Shrewsbury', anno

1557-8. Shropshire Arch. Soc. 3rd S. i. 267-280.