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English Folklore

Black Annis

Black Annis ALSO KNOWN AS: Black Agnes; Black Anna; Cat Anna; Gentle Annie ORIGIN: England Black Annis, Hag of the Dane Hills near Leicester, England, allegedly eats children who stray into her
4 October 2017

Joan the Wad

Joan the Wad is the Queen of Cornwall’s Pixies and the subject of an old rhyme: Good fortune will nod If you carry upon you Joan the Wad Based on that verbal charm, there is now a thriving cottage industry
4 October 2017

Black Dog

The Black Dog is among Britain’s most famous spectral hounds. It may be dangerous and malevolent

Verbeia

Verbeia is the presiding spirit of England’s River Wharfe. Her name may mean “meandering” or “winding.”

Loucetius

Loucetius Brightness; Lightning Loucetius is a British deity venerated together with the goddess Nemetona at the healing spring sanctuary at Bath. His name seems to be a Latinized form of Lugh and
13 November 2017

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