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4The Year in Ireland (p. 166).
5Cauldron of Change (p. 209).
Book of Shadows: Outer Court
D’Montford, S. Ibid.
Zell, Oberon. Ibid.
Eva Cassidy’s “Fields of Gold” (covered by Sting)
is wonderful for Lughnasadh: evacassidy.org/
eva/fog.htm.
Caliban did a great variation of “Bold John
Barleycorn” on their debut CD, Caliban:
www.tempest music.com/html/calibanalbum.html.
5. Mabon (Fall Equinox)
Barrett, Ruth. “Autumn Equinox.” Ibid. Works cited:
1Mountainwater, Shekhinah & Mooncat. Ibid.
2Eight Sabbats for Witches (p. 116).
3Green, Marion. Natural Magic. Element
Books Limited, 1989: 102.
4The Year in Ireland (p. 190).
Book of Shadows: Outer Court
D’Montford, S. Ibid.
Zell, Oberon. Ibid.
6. Samhain (Hallowe’en)
Barrett, Ruth. “Hallowmas.” Ibid. Works cited:
1Mountainwater, Shekhinah & Mooncat. Ibid.
2 “Dios de los Muertos” from Museum of
Cultural History, Los Angeles, Cal., 1982.
3Hart, Nett, & Lee Lanning. Dreaming. Word
Weavers, 1983: 130.
Book of Shadows: Outer Court
D’Montford, S. Ibid.
Snyder, Maryanne K., “Samhain Kyriele,” Green
Egg, Vol. 27, No. 106; Autumn 1994
Zell, Oberon. Ibid.
One of our favorite pieces is Loreena McKennitt’s
“All Soul’s Night” on The Visit. Her “Tango
to Evora” is wonderful to dance to in Circle
and makes a lovely processional for
handfasting & such. www.quinlanroad.com
7. Yule (Winter Solstice)
Jeff Beddow: 86
Katlyn Breene: vii, 159,
191, 192, 193, 195
Joe Butt: 52
Scott Hollander: 132
Jeannine Masiello-Stuhmer:
242, 247
Nybor: xii
Persephone: 95, 138
Sabrina the Ink Witch: 88,
197, 203, 212, 221,
Art Credits
229, 240, 250, 260, 267
Marie Katherine Sharpe: 39,
83, 196, 198, 200, 211,
220, 221, 222, 226, 227,
228, 239, 245, 252
Daniel Blair Stewart: 25, 26,
91, 150, 152, 251
Tracy Swangler: 27, 34, 39,
47, 53, 83, 86, 91, 132,
171, 172, 217, 252, 255-7
Barrett, Ruth. “Winter Solstice.” Ibid. Works cited:
1Mountainwater, Shekhinah & Mooncat. Ibid.
2A Witch Alone (p. 49).
3Armstrong, Frankie. “Out of the Darkness.”
Song heard by the author in the mid-1970s.
Book of Shadows: Outer Court
D’Montford, S. Ibid.
Pagan Yule Carols www.sacred-texts.com/bos/
bos509.htm
Serith, Ceisiwr. “Yule Blessing.” A Book of Pagan
Prayer.
Zell, Oberon. Ibid.
This Winter’s Night by MotherTongue is a fabulous
CD of Yuletide songs and stories. www.
earthspirit.org/mtongue/mothertongue.html.
“Beautiful Darkness, Celebrating the Winter Solstice,”
by Lisa Eckstrom, Jessica Radcliffe, &
Martin Simpson, recorded by High Bohemia
Records: www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/
music/pid/2229618/a/Beautiful+Darkness.htm.
This is a lovely winter song: “Winter, Fire & Snow”
by Anuna, from the album Winter Songs
(Claddagh Records): www.claddaghrecords.com
8. Oimelc (Lady Day)
Barrett, Ruth. “Brigit.” Ibid. Works cited:
1Mountainwater, Shekhinah. & Mooncat. Ibid.
2The Year in Ireland.
3Natural Magic (p. 102).
4Eight Sabbats for Witches (p. 65).
5Ibid (p. 66).
6The Year in Ireland (p. 13).
7Ibid (p. 25).
8Ibid (p. 37).
Book of Shadows: Outer Court
D’Montford, S. Ibid.
Zell, Oberon. Ibid.
A song seemingly made for Imbolc: “Light That
Beauteous Flame,” with legendary fiddler Johnny
Cunningham & singer Susan McKeown, on the
wonderful CD, Peter & Wendy (Alula Records,
1997). www.alula.com/PeterWendy.htm.
John W. Waterhouse: 35, 36
Kathryn White: 81
Carolyn Whitehorn: 261
Mark Will: 82
Oberon Zell: frontispiece, ix, 18, 27,
29, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 40, 42, 43,
46, 47, 49, 56, 57, 72, 74, 81, 85,
112, 113, 114, 116, 119, 126, 127,
128, 129, 139, 141, 144, 145, 151,
162, 175, 192, 204, 206, 210, 216,
229, 230, 231, 232, 238