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Index.

falls, sii,ni someone hungry, Cairo,

382 Breast pains or diseases, marhle

mosque column licked for, Cairo,

382 Briar, in Rumanian charm, 141 Bridal customs and beliefs, sec

Marriage customs and beliefs Brinton, Dr., obituary notice of,

52-3 British Columbia, shells as currency,

183 ; totemism. among tribes. 59-64.

67 ; Teit and Boas" Thompson

Indians of B. C. reviewed, 396-8 Brittany, crows foretell events in

family, 237 ; goose sacrificed, 253 ;

Midas type of folktales, 234 Brochmail, tusked king of Powis,

234 Brownies, pixies act as, 213 Buckinghamshire, see Coleshill ; Eton Buckland Newton, Dorset, unquiet

ghost, 107 Buddha : Rhys Davids' Dialogues of

The Bitddha reviewed, 403-6 ;

some Indian images of negroid type,

31-2, 37 Buddhist ghosts of blue colour, 28 Buffalo, in Cairene folktale, 373 ; form

assumed by Malay tin-ore spirit,

305 ; in ilarathi folktales, 98 Bug, Hindu story of the, 218 Building : laying foundation, Calym-

nos, 221 ; trade customs, Barnet,

457;8 Bukhara, black stone rubbed by

pilgrims, 37 Bull : {see also Cattle) ; baiting, 20-1,

256 ; demon, 14 ; human being as,

235 ; hunted, Stamford, 250 3ull-roarer, in Australian ceremonies,

173. 318-9 ; in Ceylon, 456 ; as

fishing charm, Torres Straits, 24 Bumble-bee in Magic, The, by M.

Peacock, 438 Burg, running deer at Schiitzenfest,

253

Burial customs and beliefs, see Death and funeral customs and beliefs

Burial o^ the Dead Horse, by W. H. D. Rouse, 434

Burne, C. S., Another Sabbath-break- ing Story from Wilts, 458 ; Cropping Animals' Ears, 457

Burning of the White Dog, Iroquois rite, 190

Burns, cured by tongue which has

touched caterpillar, Hebrides, 448 ; prayer for, Devon, 217

Burning or cremation, see Cremation

TSutter, Brauthahn and Easter lamb made in, 261 ; in ointment, Devon, 217

Butterfly, caught before St. George's Day, 244 : child-bringer, 235 ; coloured killed locally, 244, 256 ; first seen killed locally, 254 ; form of soul, 235 ; human beings as, 235 ; respected locally, 239 : salamander killed, Normandy, 256 ; tortoise- shell killed, Pitshgo, 256 ; white fed locally, 244

Byza, see Gylo

Cabbage butterfly as child-bringer,

-35 Cain, invocation of, Italy, 309 Cairene Folklore, by A. H. Sayce,

354-95

Caistor, hare hunted, Easter, 250

Cakes in animal form, 260- 1

Calendar folklore, see Days and Seasons

Calymnos, Folklore from, by W. R. Paton, 221 ; folktale from, 340-4

Camargue, sea - swallow respected, 241

Camel, in Cairene folktale, 394-S

Cammin, Pomerania, squirrel hunted, Easter, 251

Canada: [see also British Columbia); Areheeological Reports, 1898-9, (Ontario), reviewed, 190-3 ; Iro- quois rites, customs, and societies, 190-2 ; totemism amongst Indians, 58-64, 67, 192 ; Wyandot beliefs and institutions, 192-3

Candle, death omen from, Wiltshire,

344 Candlemas, robin killed, Le Charme,

256

Cards, playing, divination by, Dorset, 108

Carinthia, cricket respected, 240

Cannina Gadelica : Hymns and Incantations. . . orally collected in the Highlands and Islands of Scot- land, by A. Carmichael, reviewed by A. Nutt, 419-21

Carnarvonshire, see Bedd Gelert ; Lleyn ; and Nant Peris

Carp, eaten in Schleswig-Holstein, Christmas, 259 ; may become fish- dragon, Korea, 332