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Acolyte, v. 4, issue 1, whole no. 13, Winter 1946

N: Stefnal element not prominent. P: Artwork. U: Sociological purpose in writing. V: Verse. W: Weird treatment.

00. MISCELLANEOUS; ANTHOLOGIES; ETC.

10. IMPOSSIBLE BY CONTEMPORARY SCIENCE; THE SUPERNATURAL

11. Supernatural elements in the familiar world.
11.1 Magical gifts and powers 11.101 Soul-selling
11.13 Wishes
11.15 Occult arts
11.16 Curses
11.17 Divine miracles
11.18 Charms, objects having magical influence
11.3 Haunted things and places
11.5 Ancestral memory; reincarnation
11.6 Possession
11.7 Beings and creatures of modern conception
11.73 Gods created by human psychic energy
11.74 Menace from Outside
11.75 Fortean
11.8 Beings out of religious beliefs
11.81 Animistic
11.82 Olympian
11.83 Biblical 11.839 The Devil
11.9 Creatures of folklore
11.91 Men accursed 11.911 The Wandering Jew
11.92 Therianthropes 11.921 Vampires 11.922 Werewolves
11.93 Death personified
11.96 Little folk, fays, etc.
11.99 American frontier heroes

12. Unrationalized permutations and whimsies
12.5 Animals that talk
12.6 Unliving things personalized

15. Science's cosmology belied
15.1 Subjective idealism
15.5 The world is not of chance origin

16. Life after death
16.1 Consciousness in death
16.2 Presently realizes he's dead
16.3 Resurrection; zombie
16.4 Ghosts in this world
16.6 Afterlife elsewhere; judgment

17. Mythological worlds of modern conception
17.1 A literal heaven
17.7 Evil-possessed lands

18. Adventures in old mythologies
18.1 Oriental 
18.2 Biblical
18.3 Graeco-Roman
18.4 Nordic
18.6 Hell
18.8 Arthurian
18.9 The land of Andersen and Grimm

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N: Stefnal element not prominent. P: Artwork. U: Sociological purpose in writing. V: Verse. W: Weird treatment. 00. MISCELLANEOUS; ANTHOLOGIES; ETC. 10. IMPOSSIBLE BY CONTEMPORARY SCIENCE; THE SUPERNATURAL 11. Supernatural elements in the familiar world. 11.1 Magical gifts and powers 11.101 Soul-selling 11.13 Wishes 11.15 Occult arts 11.16 Curses 11.17 Divine miracles 11.18 Charms, objects having magical influence 11.3 Haunted things and places 11.5 Ancestral memory; reincarnation 11.6 Possession 11.7 Beings and creatures of modern conception 11.73 Gods created by human psychic energy 11.74 Menace from Outside 11.75 Fortean 11.8 Beings out of religious beliefs 11.81 Animistic 11.82 Olympian 11.83 Biblical 11.839 The Devil 11.9 Creatures of folklore 11.91 Men accursed 11.911 The Wandering Jew 11.92 Therianthropes 11.921 Vampires 11.922 Werewolves 11.93 Death personified 11.96 Little folk, fays, etc. 11.99 American frontier heroes 12. Unrationalized permutations and whimsies 12.5 Animals that talk 12.6 Unliving things personalized 15. Science's cosmology belied 15.1 Subjective idealism 15.5 The world is not of chance origin 16. Life after death 16.1 Consciousness in death 16.2 Presently realizes he's dead 16.3 Resurrection; zombie 16.4 Ghosts in this world 16.6 Afterlife elsewhere; judgment 17. Mythological worlds of modern conception 17.1 A literal heaven 17.7 Evil-possessed lands 18. Adventures in old mythologies 18.1 Oriental 18.2 Biblical 18.3 Graeco-Roman 18.4 Nordic 18.6 Hell 18.8 Arthurian 18.9 The land of Andersen and Grimm