Mythologies / W B Yeats

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The Celtic Twilight (1893)

A teller of tales
Belief and unbelief
Moral help
A visionary
Village ghosts
'Dust hath closed Helen's eye'
A knight of the sheep
Anenduring heart
The sorcerers
The devil
Happy and unhappy theologians
The last Gleeman
Regina, Regina Pigmeorum, Veni
'And fair, fierce women'
Enchanted woods
Miraculous creatures
Arsitotle of the books
The swine of the Gods
A voice
Kidnappers
The untiring ones
Earth, fire and water
The old town
The man and his boots
A coward
The three O'Brynes and the evil faeries
Drumcliff and Rosses
The thick skull of the fortunate
The religion of a sailor
Concerning the nearness together of Heaven, Earth and Purgatory
The eaters of the precious stones
Our lady of the hills
The golden age
A remonstrance with Scotsmen for having soured the dispostion of their ghosts and faeries
War
The queen and the fool
The friends of the people of Faery
Dreams that have no moral
By the roadside
Into the twilight


The Secret Rose (1897)

To the secret rose
The crucifixion of the outcast
out of the rose
The wisdom of the king
The heart of the spring
The curse of the fires and of the shadows
Where there is nothing, there is God
The old men of the twilight
Proud Costello, MacDermot's Daughter, and the bitter tongue

Stories of the Red Hanrahan (1897)

Red Hanrahan
The twisting of the rope
Hanrahan and Cathleen, the daughter of Houlihan
Red Hanrahan's curse
Hanrahan's vision
The death of Hanrahan

Rose Alchemica, the tables of the law , and the adoration of the Magi (1897):

Rosa Alchemica
The tables of the law
The adoration of the Magi

Per Amica Silentia Lunae (1917):

Prologue
Ego dominus Tuus
Anima Hominis
Anima Mundi
Epilogue