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Ulysses
Nicholas Rowe
1706
Un-natural history; or, Myths of ancient science being a collection of curious tracts on the basilisk, unicorn, phoenix, behemoth or leviathan, dragon, giant spider, tarantula, chameleons, satyrs, homines caudati, &c
Edmund Goldsmid
1886
Up to date superstitions in common use in every-day life
Emma D. Mills
1895
Up-to-date superstitions
1897
Urashima, the fisher-boy
Basil Hall Chamberlain
Valhalla
Julia Clinton Jones
1880
Vampire legends in contemporary American culture
William Patrick Day
2002
Vampires, burial, and death
Paul Barber
1988
Venus & Apollo in painting and sculpture
William James Stillman
Viaggi di Ciro
Ramsay Chevalier
1781
Victories of the saints
J. M. Neale
1870
Virgin prophetess
Elkanah Settle
1707
Völsunga saga
H. Halliday Sparling, William Morris
1888
Welsh folklore
Edwin Sidney Hartland
1892
Werter
Frederick Reynolds
1802
Western Africa
D. J. East
1844
What the moon saw
H. C. Andersen
1865
Wide-awake stories
Flora Annie Webster Steel
1884
Wild and weird: tales of imagination and mystery
Gilbert Sir Campbell
1889
Winnebago folk-lore notes
James Owen Dorsey
Winter evening tales
James Hogg
1820
Winter solstice ceremony at Walpi
Jesse Walter Fewkes
1898
Wymps
Evelyn Sharp
Xanthian marbles
W. W. Lloyd
1845