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Index.

legend, 412-3 ; village sobriquet, Angouleme, 384

Lochlomond : sheep dung drunk, 75

London : {see also Chelsea : Fulham ; Hammersmith ; and Putney) ; cow- dung poultices, 73-4 ; patients should not be washed, 72-3 ; St. Erkenwald, 214

London Folk-Etymolog}', by F. A. jNIilne, 203-4

Long Compton : in folklore of Roll- right Stones, 292-3 ; witch's blood drawn, 290

'' Long Ju-ju," 166-70, {plate)

Looe : trees whisper future on 21st of month, 429

Lost, charm against being, Hebrides,

37

Lots, casting : Baloches, 264

Love divination, see Divination

Love songs, see Folk songs

Lovett, E., The Modern Commercial Aspect of an Ancient Superstition, 337j 340-7, (plate) ; Tallies and their Survivals, I ; The Vessel Cup,

3. 94-5 Lucca : Frigdianus, bishop of, 216 Lucky and unlucky days and deeds :

Hebrides, 29, 37, 41-2, 48, Kennet

Valley, 425 ; at marriage, 241 : St.

Briavel's, 172 ; Shropshire, 430 Ludlow : 'heaving' custom, 247-8 Lunds, Balochi tribe, 258 Lupercalia : barren women touched

at, 25 Lustrations, ceremonial : in ' lifting '

custom, 252, Ludlow, 247-8

Mabinogion, The, by L B. John, re- viewed, 330-1

Mabuiag Island : totemisni, 102-3

Macintosh, cat good omen for, Heb- rides, 49

Mackenzie, yellow horse omen of, Hebrides, 49

Macpherson, cat good omen for, Heb- rides, 49

Macumba country, in Yaurorka le- gend, 411

Macumba river, in Wonkanguru and Urabunna legend, 413-4

Madagascar : dreams from good spirits. 22 ; palanquin bearer in- jured by woman stepping over pole, 237-S

Mad dogs, cakes for, Germany, 96

Madjuit-madjuit, regulator of tides, Larrakia tribe, 18

Madonna, The, see Virgin Mary

Madras : fire-walking, 89-90

Madras Presidency, see Allandur ; Ganjam ; Godavari ; Khonds ; Ma- dras ; Nellore ; North Arcot ; Sa- lem : and Tinnevelly

Madu Sami, road or river god, Cey- lon, 77, 277-8

Marchen, see Folktales

Magh, month of : firstborn not mar- ried in, nor mother eats first-fruits in, Punjab, 278

Magic : {see also Amulets and talis- mans ; Charms and spells ; Incan- tations ; rt«^ Witchcraft) ; firstborn has magical powers, Punjab, 278 ; among Hebrews, 218 ; among Kur- nai tribes, 19-20 ; among Malays, 136, 145-54, 157-S, 163-4; nigro- mancy taught at Toledo by devil, 120 ; " pointing the bone," Central Australia, 406 ; as related to religion, J. G. Frazer's views on, i4-6,_ 315, 323 ; rice spoon used in, Malays, 164 ; spirit invoked, lying on tomb, Touaregs, 285

Magic squares in Eastern charms, 190

Magpie : omens from, St. Briavel's, 171

Mahabharata : father-and-son com- bat, 445

Mailros : St. Wallevus, 217

Maintz : St. Boniface, 216

Mairs : firstborn son sacrificed, 63

Major, A. F. : short notices by, Clark Hall's Beowulf and the Fight at Finnsburg, 223 ; Faraday's The Edda : I. The Divine Mythology of the North, 223-4

Making of Religion, The, discussed by E. W. Brabrook, 16-23

Malabar : fire-walking, 90 ; marriage rites, Namburis, 245

Malacca cane, ceremonies by col- lectors of, Malays, 163

Malay archipelago : prophetic dream, 22

Malay Peninsula : (^see also Besisi ; Jakuns ; Kedah : Kelantan ; Pa- tani ; Penang ; Perak ; Selangor ; rt;/(/Trengganu) ; collection of folk- lore, 307-10 ; crocodiles as kinsmen, 366; spiritualism, 115, 134-65