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• - By Wilhelm Ruland (1906) with illustrations; e-text at Kellscraft Studio.
  
• - On the legendary queen of Assyria, said to have built Babylon with its hanging gardens.
  
• - Manuscript images and details of the research of Gay Roberts on the mysterious treasure of Rennes-le-Chateau.
  
• - Synopsis of the Legend of the Lady of Lake at Lake Rokonkoma, New York.
  
• - Humorous tales about the men of Gotham, who pretended to be madmen during the reign of King John of England.
  
• - Five legends of Luxembourg presented by the Luxembourg Tourist Office in London.
  
• - Essay by Ermis Lafazanovski discussing pre-Christian and Christian ideas on the concept of the world as present in Macedonian legends.
  
• - Collected and retold by Charles Godfrey Leland (1895), e-text from Making of America.
  
• - Eleven legends retold by Selma Lagerlöf (1908); e-text at the Baldwin Project.
  
• - European legends from the Middle Ages, by Agnes Grozier Herbertson (1908), e-text from Kellscraft Studio.
  
• - Searching for the lost treasure of Rennes-le-Chateau.
  
• - Discussion of the source texts, legends, and theories on the Queen of Sheba, by Miri Hunter Haruach.
  
• - Popular legends retold by Horace E. Scudder (1900); e-text at the Baldwin Project.