Werewolves, magical hounds, and dog-headed men in Celtic literature : a typological study of shape-shifting /
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Lewiston :
Edwin Mellen Press,
[2010]
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / by John Carey
- Preface and Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- Introduction: The canid question
- Celtic canids: The status quaestionis
- Outline and methodology
- Celtic canids: ordinary, renowned, and monstrous
- Canids: ordinary
- Canids: noteworthy
- Canids: monstrous
- Conclusions
- Canids in serial shapeshifting
- Serial shapeshifting in Wales
- Serial shapeshifting in Ireland
- Late instances of serial shapeshifting in Scotland and Brittany
- Celtic lycanthropy, cynanthropy, and other canid therioanthropies
- Metaphorical werewolves
- Constitutional werewolves
- "The werewolf's tale"
- Transformation by spell or curse
- "Threat" of werewolves
- Cynocephali, cynocephaloids, and other mutts
- Cynocephali: an introduction
- "Doghead"
- "Dogheads"
- "Dog's heads"
- Conclusions
- Appendix one: canid terms and elements in personal names
- Appendix two: Celtic canids in archaeology, classical sources and iconography
- Appendix three: Celtic canids in legal sources
- Appendix four: the hounds of the FĂanna
- Appendix five: edition of "Conceand ingi Cathbaidh caim" with provisional translation.