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Index.

Baram, Borneo, charm to prolccl

fiuit-trees, 174-5 Barbarossa legend, parallels to : armed

giant issues from mountain when

Korea in danger, 327-8 ; " Old

Man " of Thompson Indians,

British Columbia, 398 Barnet, customs in building trade,

457-8 Ba-Ronga, works on, 1S7 Barrows, Age of, 83-4 ; empty, 79 ;

opening lays ghost, Wiltshire,

347 Baschurch, Salop, bat respected,

239 Bat, caught before St. George's Day, 255 ; form of soul, 235 ; killed, Shropshire, 256 ; respected locally,

239

Bath of new-born child heated by red- hot cinders, Lancashire, 106

Bathers, clothes seized by Krishna, 16-7 ; drowned by water spirit, near Cairo, 387-8

Bathing, in sea on Ascension Day, Calymnos, 221 ; spirit of sweat- bathing tribal deity of Thompson Indians, British Columbia, 398

Batna, see Lilith

Bavaria : {see also Wlirzburg) ; cat respected, 239 ; goose sacrificed,

253 Bear, carried in procession, 258 ;

clan of Wyandot Indians, 192 ;

clan of Nisqa, head-dress of, 63 ;

in clan legend of Tsimshian

Indians, 60 ; Marathi beliefs of,

99 ; in Rumanian charm, 131 ;

sacrificed, Swabia, 253 Bear's ears, Siward the bear's son

with, 234 Beardless Man and the Ogres, The,

Greek folktale, 117-9 Beardless person, unlucky to meet

in morning, Cairo, 381 Bear's foot plant in medicine, Devon,

216 Beasts in folklore, see Animals in

folklore Beaver, clan of Wyandot Indians, 192 Bedd Gelert, its Facts, Fairies, a^td

Folklore, by D. E. Jenkins,

reviewed, 423-4 Bedfordshire, see Biddenham Bee, bumble-bee as familiar spirit,

Louth (Lin.), 438 ; first seen killed

and kept in purse, Schleswig-

Ilolstein, 254; form of soul, 235 ;

respected locally, 239 Beetle, respected locally, 239 Belagia, see Gylo Belgium : {^see also Ypern) ; cock

hunted, 250 ; eel caught, 252 ;

glowworm taken for luck, June

24th, 255 Bella Coola Indians, mythology of,

301-4 Benares, meteorite implies anger of

gods, 36 Bengal : {sec also Jaggan-nath ; and

Sitamarhi) ; all stone images of

lilack marble, 34 ; Babel myth,

100 ; swinging rites, 21-2 Beowulf, his adventures ascribed to

Grettir, 406-7 Berkshire, see Hungerford Berlin, cat respected, 239 Berne, first toad seen killed, 254 Bernese Oberland ; Zahler's Die

Krankhcit iin Volksglauben des

Siiiiineiithals reviewed, 201-2 Betasia, sec Gylo Bethel, Jacob at, by A. S. Palmer,

reviewed by A. H. Sayce, 196-8 Betrothal, immortelles given on, Suf- folk, 205 Bhagavadgita, references to Krishna

in, 3 Bhils, ceremonial combats among,

19 Bible ; Sayce's Babylonians and

Assyrians reviewed, 309 ; Ency-

clopivdia Biblica reviewed, 99-101 ;

Palmer'syrtc^/' at Bethel reviewed,

196-8 Bibliography of Anthropology and

Ethnology of Europe, A Selected,

by W. Z. Ripley, reviewed, 3 10- 1 Bibliography, 127-8, 222-4, 351-2,

461-4; to Animal Superstitions

and Totemism by N. W. Thomas,

265-7 ; of French folklore, plan for,

by P. Sebillot, 430-3 ; German

Bibliographies of Folklore, 464 Biddenham, rabbit buried, 245 Big Glaus and Little Glaus type of

folktale, 1 1 7-9 Bihar, ceremonial hunting, 20 ;

water of life can be drawn from

little finger, 433-4 Bijapur, meteorite guards tomb from

lightning. 36 Bingen, badger killed, festival of St.

Roschus, 256