NORTHERN ANTIQUITIES: OR, A DESCRIPTION OF THE MANNERS, CUSTOMS, RELIGION AND LAWS OF THE ANCIENT DANES, AND OTHER NORTHERN NATIONS; INCLUDING THOSE OF OUR OWN SAXON ANCESTORS. WITH A TRANSLATION OF THE EDDA, OR SYSTEM OF RUNIC MYTHOLOGY, AND OTHER PIECES, FROM THE ANCIENT ISLANDIC TONGUE VOL I-II BY PAUL HENRI MALLET (1770)
THE SAINT CLAIRS OF THE ISLES : BEING A HISTORY OF THE SEA-KINGS OF ORKNEY AND THEIR SCOTTISH SUCCESSORS OF THE SIRNAME OF SINCLAIR; BY ROLAND WILLIAM SAINT-CLAIR (1898)
CHOIR GAUR; THE GRAND ORRERY OF THE ANCIENT DRUIDS COMMONLY CALLED STONEHENGE, ON SALISBURY PLAIN, ASTRONOMICALLY EXPLAINED, AND MATHEMATICALLY PROVED TO BE A TEMPLE ERECTED IN THE EARLIEST AGES, FOR OBSERVING THE MOTIONS OF THE HEAVENLY BODIES BY JOHN SMITH (1771)
ANCIENT PILLAR STONES OF SCOTLAND; THEIR SIGNIFICANCE AND BEARING ON ETHNOLOGY BY GEORGE MOORE (1865)
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE DRUIDS; THEIR ORIGINS, MANNERS, CUSTOMS, POWERS, TEMPLES, RITES, AND SUPERSTITION; WITH AN INQUIRY INTO THEIR RELIGION, AND ITS COINCIDENCE WITH THE PATRIARCHAL BY T. G. LOMAX (1810)
FOLK LORE, OR, SUPERSTITIOUS BELIEFS IN THE WEST OF SCOTLAND WITHIN THIS CENTURY : … RELATION OF THE MODERN FESTIVALS OF CHRISTMAS, MAY DAY, ST. JOHN’S DAY, AND HALLOWEEN, TO ANCIENT SUN AND FIRE WORSHIP BY JAMES NAPIER (1879)
FAIRY TALES, THEIR ORIGIN AND MEANING; WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF DWELLERS IN FAIRYLAND BY JOHN THACKRAY BUNCE (1878)
A CRITICAL HISTORY OF THE CELTIC RELIGIONS AND LEARNING : CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE DRUIDS ; OR, THE PRIESTS AND JUDGES, OF THE VAIDS, OR THE DIVINERS AND PHYSICIANS; AND OF THE BARDS, OR THE POETS AND HERALDS ; OF THE ANCIENT GAULS, BRITONS, IRISH AND SCOTS BY JOHN TOLAND (1814)
THE HISTORY OF THE CELTIC LANGUAGE; WHEREIN IT IS SHOWN TO BE BASED UPON NATURAL PRINCIPLES, AND ELEMENTARILY CONSIDERED, CONTEMPORANEOUS WITH THE INFANCY OF THE HUMAN FAMILY BY LACHLAN MACLEAN (1840)
THE FAIRY MYTHOLOGY : ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE ROMANCE AND SUPERSTITION OF VARIOUS COUNTRIES BY THOMAS KEIGHTLEY (1878)
COSMOPOLITANISM AND ZIONISM BY ARTHUR D. LEWIS; ZIONIST FEDERATION OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND (1919)
FOLK-LORE AND LEGENDS: RUSSIAN AND POLISH, GERMANY, SCANDINAVIAN, ENGLISH, SCOTLAND, ORIENTAL, NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN BY CHARLES JOHN TIBBITS (1889)
CELTIC MYTHOLOGY AND RELIGION, WITH CHAPTERS UPON DRUID CIRCLES AND CELTIC BURIAL BY ALEXANDER MACBAIN (1885)
ORIGIN OF THE ANGLO-SAXON RACE : A STUDY OF THE SETTLEMENT OF ENGLAND AND THE TRIBAL ORIGIN OF THE OLD ENGLISH PEOPLE BY THOMAS WILLIAM SHORE (1906)
THE CELTIC DRUIDS, OR, AN ATTEMPT TO SHEW THAT THE DRUIDS WERE THE PRIESTS OF ORIENTAL COLONIES WHO EMIGRATED FROM INDIA… BY GODFREY HIGGINS (1827)
CLASSIFICATION OF THE LITERATURE OF FREEMASONRY AND RELATED SOCIETIES BY FREEMASON; BY UNITED STATES. SCOTTISH RITE SUPREME COUNCIL; WILLIAM LLEWELLYN BOYDEN (1915)
AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF FAIRIES: HOBGOBLINS, BROWNIES, BOGIES, AND OTHER SUPERNATURAL CREATURES BY KATHARINE MARY BRIGGS (1976)
AN ESSAY, ON THE QUESTION “WHETHER THE BRITISH DRUIDS OFFERED HUMAN SACRIFICES.” BY JOHN WILLIAMS (1842)
CELTIC RESEARCHES, ON THE ORIGIN, TRADITIONS & LANGUAGE, OF THE ANCIENT BRITONS : WITH SOME INTRODUCTORY SKETCHES, ON PRIMITIVE SOCIETY BY EDWARD DAVIES (1804)
THE IRISH PRINCE AND THE HEBREW PROPHET; A MASONIC TALE OF THE CAPTIVE JEWS AND THE ARK OF THE COVENANT BY ROBERT G. KISSICK (1896)
ANCIENT LEGENDS, MYSTIC CHARMS & SUPERSTITIONS OF IRELAND : WITH SKETCHES OF THE IRISH PAST BY LADY WILDE (1919)
THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA BY THE NORTHMEN : IN THE TENTH CENTURY, WITH NOTICES OF THE EARLY SETTLEMENTS OF THE IRISH IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE BY NORTH LUDLOW BEAMISH (1841)
CAMBRENSIS EVERUS : THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT IRELAND VINDICATED : THE RELIGION, LAWS AND CIVILIZATION OF HER PEOPLE EXHIBITED IN THE LIVES AND ACTIONS OF HER KINGS, PRINCES, SAINTS, BISHOPS, BARDS, AND OTHER LEARNED MEN BY JOHN LYNCH (1848)
PREHISTORIC FAITH AND WORSHIP: GLIMPSES OF ANCIENT IRISH LIFE BY JAMES FREDERICK METGE FFRENCH (1912)
HIGHLAND SUPERSTITIONS: CONNECTED WITH THE DRUIDS, FAIRIES, WITCHCRAFT, SECOND-SIGHT, HALLOWE’EN … BY MACGREGOR ALEXANDER (1901)
HISTORY, THE TRUE KEY TO PROPHECY : IN WHICH THE SAXON RACE IS SHOWN TO BE THE LOST TRIBES OF ISRAEL BY W. H. POOLE (1890)
ANGLO-ISRAEL, OR, THE SAXON RACE PROVED TO BE THE LOST TRIBES OF ISRAEL ; IN NINE LECTURES BY W. H. POOLE (1889)
THE SECRET COMMONWEALTH: AN ESSAY OF THE NATURE AND ACTIONS OF THE SUBTERRANEAN (AND, FOR THE MOST PART) INVISIBLE PEOPLE, HERETOFORE GOING UNDER THE NAME OF ELVES, FAUNS, AND FAIRIES BY ROBERT KIRK (1815)
AN EXPOSITION OF THE MYSTERIES : OR, RELIGIOUS DOGMAS AND CUSTOMS OF THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS, PYTHAGOREANS, AND DRUIDS. ALSO, AN INQUIRY INTO THE ORIGIN, HISTORY, AND PURPORT OF FREEMASONRY BY JOHN FELLOWS (1835)
A STUDY IN AMERICAN FREEMASONRY, BASED UPON PIKE’S “MORALS AND DOGMA OF THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.” “MACKEY’S MASONIC RITUALIST,” “THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF FREEMASONRY,” AND OTHER AMERICAN MASONIC STANDARD WORKS BY ARTHUR PREUSS (1908)
STUDIES ON THE LEGEND OF THE HOLY GRAIL : WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE HYPOTHESIS OF ITS CELTIC ORIGIN BY ALFRED NUTT (1888)
THE STUDENT’S MYTHOLOGY. A COMPENDIUM OF GREEK, ROMAN, EGYPTIAN, ASSYRIAN, PERSIAN, HINDOO, CHINESE, THIBETIAN, SCANDINAVIAN, CELTIC, AZTEC, AND PERUVIAN MYTHOLOGIES BY C. A. WHITE (1889)
APPLICATION OF BARRUEL’S MEMOIRS OF JACOBINISM, TO THE SECRET SOCIETIES OF IRELAND AND GREAT BRITAIN BY ROBERT CLIFFORD, HON; ABBÉ BARRUEL (1798)
SCOTCH RITE MASONRY ILLUSTRATED : THE COMPLETE RITUAL OF THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED VOL. II BY JONATHAN BLANCHARD (1905)
WITCH, WARLOCK, AND MAGICIAN : HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF MAGIC AND WITCHCRAFT IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND BY ADAMS, W. H. DAVENPORT (1889)
