As the name implies, this book consists of two parts. The first part included all the most famous Anglo-Saxon (Old English) healing, magical, from theft, etc., conspiracies and recipes (recorded in the X-XII centuries), only a small fraction of which had previously been carelessly translated into Russian as examples of ancient Germanic poetry. (In old translations, the names of herbs, magical plants and mythological creatures are inaccurately given). These conspiracies are almost all that remains of Old English mythology and folklore. Naturally, in "Anglo-Saxon Magic. Icelandic herbalist" L. Korablev there is a lot of information about elves and sorcerer's herbs.