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Index,

Greek beliefs, 429 ; steal girls, Norway, 325 ; Yarromas, Australia,

485-7 Gibbon, see Monkey Ginger : revives the spirit-struck,

China, 519 Gipsies : burning property at death,

353

Girls, see Clitordectomy

Gloucestershire, see Ashelworth

Glove: as amulet, Naples, 71 ; left, unlucky to pick up, Worcestershire, 346

Goat: "eating the goat" custom. Lower Congo, 32-3 ; fiesh tabued. Lower Congo, 309 ; in folk-tale, Assam, 401 ; horn as amulet, Italy, 70-1 ; omen from, India, 337 ; pollutes corn, Nandi, 247 ; sacri- ficed. Lower Congo, 44, 480 ; some- times has master's spirit, Lower Congo, 62 ; white, in borrowing custom, Lower Congo, 33, and in making peace, Lower Congo, 37

Gods : {see also Deity, conceptions of ; a7id tinder names) ; theories of origin of, Greeks, 423

Goflet, in Arthur romances, 287-8

Gold : images in Silbury mound, 80

Gomme, Mrs A. B. : Folklore Scraps from Several Localities, 72-83

Gonorrhoea: produced by "medicine," Lower Congo, 34

Gooaree, Aus. god, 95

Good Friday : nails cut on, Worces- tershire, 346

Goose : feet as Easter-egg pattern, Roumanians, 302-3 {plates) ; gander in folk-tale, Durham, 75 ; in nursery rhymes, Durham, 77

Gooseberry-tree : omen from, Wor- cestershire, 343

Gosengos, in Arthur romances, 115

Gothamite type of folk-tales, 220, 248

Gourd : in folk-tale, Shambala, 450 ; seeds in love charm. Lower Congo,

41 Grail romances, 273, 282-3, 502 Grain, see Corn ; Maize ; Millet ;

Pulse ; and Rice Grasdal : tales of kuldre-io\\i, 327-8,

333

Grass : as Easter-egg pattern, Rouma- nians, 302 [plate)

Graves : decorated with horns &c. , Assam, 139 ; gifts laid on, Scar-

borough, 233 ; gifts maybe replaced by models, Eskimo, 378; tuif sinks on murderer's grave, Staffordshire, 220

Great Bear constellation : myth of origin, Eskimo, 378

Greek folklore : (see also Aphrodite ; Athena ; Greek islands ; and Hera) ; Anthropology and ike Classics re- viewed, 103-4 ; Four-footed Man : a Note on Greek Anthropology, by E. E. Sikes, 421-31 ; Mair's Hesiod reviewed, 105-6 ; respect for places struck by lightning, 484 ; testing sacrificial victim, 233-4

Greek islands, see Crete

Greenland: folk-songs, 120 ; Rasmus- sen's The People of the Polar North reviewed, 376-9

Greetings, see Salutations

Greyhound, see Dog

Grierson, G. A. : Omens and Folk- Etymologies from Jaunsar, 337

Grodal : tale ol hiildre-ioVf., 334

Guernsey: dances and songs, 117-9; " Grand' Querrue " festival, 1 17

Guinevere, Queen, see Queen Guine- vere

Guizing, see Mummers

Gujeral : folk-tales, 125

Gum-boils: rite against, India, 212

Gwidon, in Hebrew Arthur romance, 281

Gywn the Son of Nud, iii

Gyal : in folk-tales, Assam, 390, 393, 397, 409, 413; in lawsuit, Assam, 408-9

Gypsies, see Gipsies

Haddington : firstfooting, 482

Haddingtonshire, see Haddington ; and North Berwick

Haddon, A. C. : communication from, 83-5 ; Copper Rod Currency of the Balemba, 93 ; reviews by, — Hild- "^wx^^s Japanese Household Magic, 383-4 ; Dieserud's The Scope and Content of the Science of Anthro- pology, 102-3 ' Beech's The Tidong Dialects of Borneo, 123-4

Hades : Eskimo, 377 ; Lower Congo beliefs, 54-5, 59-60 ; organized like upper world, China, 519; special compartment for those with heads cutoff, Assam, 136; visits to Other- World, Fiji, 253

Hail : in folk-song, Scotland, 87