Exploring legend in history, folklore, literature, fiction, and the arts.

European legends from the Middle Ages, by Agnes Grozier Herbertson (1908), e-text from Kellscraft Studio.

Five legends of Luxembourg presented by the Luxembourg Tourist Office in London.

Searching for the lost treasure of Rennes-le-Chateau.

Manuscript images and details of the research of Gay Roberts on the mysterious treasure of Rennes-le-Chateau.

Essay by Ermis Lafazanovski discussing pre-Christian and Christian ideas on the concept of the world as present in Macedonian legends.

Eleven legends retold by Selma Lagerlöf (1908); e-text at the Baldwin Project.

Popular legends retold by Horace E. Scudder (1900); e-text at the Baldwin Project.

Collected and retold by Charles Godfrey Leland (1895), e-text from Making of America.

By Wilhelm Ruland (1906) with illustrations; e-text at Kellscraft Studio.

Humorous tales about the men of Gotham, who pretended to be madmen during the reign of King John of England.

Synopsis of the Legend of the Lady of Lake at Lake Rokonkoma, New York.

On the legendary queen of Assyria, said to have built Babylon with its hanging gardens.

Discussion of the source texts, legends, and theories on the Queen of Sheba, by Miri Hunter Haruach.

Kootenay mountain legend of piracy on British Columbia's waterways.