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294 Butterfly Goddess, 46.

Buzzard, spy for anáye, 107.

Cabezon Peak, head of Yéitso, 234.

Cactus, 102, 107, 110, 229.

Cannel coal, 237.

Cannibal wizard, 187.

Captives, ancestors of gentes, 146.

Carnelian Girl, 79.

Carrizo Mountains, see Dsĭlnáodsĭl.

Caterpillar, 112.

Cedar-bark, 161, 175.

Census, Eleventh, 7, 252.

Cercocarpus parvifolius, 231.

Ceremonies, in general, 40, 41, 241.

Cereus, 231.

Chaco Canyon, 81, 140, 195.

Chanter, 40.

Charens Station, 243.

Charms, 109, 192, 249, 250.

Chelly Canyon, 36, 206, 257.

Chenopodiaceæ, 250.

Chicken hawks, 88.

Chinlee Valley, 238.

Chronology of legend, 137, 239.

Chusca Knoll, see Tsúskai.

Cigarettes, sacred, 42, 170, 185, 191, 193, 194, 212, 248, 249, 254.

Circle of branches, ceremonial, 206, 241.

Circuit, ceremonial, 99, 181, 213, 216.

Cliff-dwellers, 37, 40.

Cliff-houses, 21, 142.

Cliff Swallow People, 65, 99, 216.

Clothing, ancient, 141, 161, 175, 240.

Clown, in rites, 167, 229, 230.

Cobero (town), 206.

Colaptes mexicanus, 245.

Cold, goddess of, 130.

Color, symbolic scheme of, 65, 67, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 221, 236, 243, 245.

Colors, sacred, five, 189.

Corn, four kinds of, 181.

Corn, manner of cooking, 183, 248.

Corn meal, ceremonial, 69.

Corn, planting of, 173.

Corn, Pueblo, superior, why, 78.

Corn, sacred, 137, 140, etc.

Corpse-demon, 38.

Cosmography, 65, 113, 114.

Cowania mexicana, a cliff-rose, 12, 248.

Coyote, 71, 216, 218, 219, 222, 226, 249, etc.

Coyote and Badger, children of sky, 71.

Coyote and Hawks (tale), 88.

Coyote and Otters (tale), 98.

Coyote and Spiders (tale), 98.

Coyote and Water Monster (tale), 74, 75.

Coyote and Wolf (tale), 87.

Coyote and Yélapahi (tale), 92, 93.

Cranes, or swans, 218.

Dances, 48, 50, 83, 144, 225, 227, 230.

Darkness, see Tsalyél.

Dawn Boy and Girl, 220.

Daylight People, 87, 104.

Dead, belonging to Sun and Moon, 223.

Dead, to behold, dangerous, 78.

Death, house abandoned after, 17, 102, 229.

Decoration, 78, 79, 174, 177.

Deer farm, 185, 186.

Deer masks, 70, 71, 154, 217.

Deer Raiser, 184–192.

Deer Spring (place), 155, 242.

Defiance, Fort, 11, 212, 214.

Deluges, 64, 74, 77, 217, 219.

Demonolatry, 39, 40.

Demons, cannibal, see Anáye.

Depĕ'ntsa, San Juan Mountains, 78, 81, 130, 135, 219, 222.

Dĕstsíni, Red Streak People (gens), 30, 146, 157.

Devil, 37, 97.

Devils, chief of, see Estsán Natán.

Digging animals, 217.

Dĭgíni, holy ones, 37, 39, 164, 230.

Dilkón (game), 219.

Dĭné' dĭgíni, Holy People, 140, 145, 230, 239.

Dĭné' Nahotlóni (far-off kin), 154, 242.

Dĭné' Nakidáta, Twelve People, 149, 226.

Dĭné', Navahoes, 9, 210.

Disease, 178, 205, 247.

Dĭtsĭ'n, Hunger (anáye), 131.

Dokoslíd, San Francisco Mountain, 3, 78, 134, 153, 221, 238.

Domestic animals, creation of, 86.

Donikí (prophet), 198.

Dove Song, 27, 258.

Dragon-fly Peoples, 53.

Drowning, treatment for, 170.

Drumstick, 229.

Dry-paintings, 39, 43, 45, 49, 245, 250.

Dsahadoldzá, Fringe Mouths, 170, 245.

Dsíldasdzĭ'ni (place), 131.

Dsĭllĭzĭ'n, Black Mountain, Ariz., 134, 238.

Dsĭlnáodsĭl, Carrizo Mountains, 159, 211, 222.

Dsĭlnáotĭl, sacred mountain, 108, 222, 230, etc.

Dsĭlnaotĭ'lni (gens), 30, 140, 141.

Dsĭltlá', Base of Mountain (place), 142.

Dsĭltá'ni (gens), 30, 142, 145, 157.

Dsĭlyĭ'dze hatál, mountain chant, 27, 144, 206, 207, 211, 226, 227, 241, 257.

Dsĭ'lyi' Neyáni (prophet), 46, 235.

Eagle, creation of, 120.

Eagle-robe, 199.

Eagle trapping, 232.

Eagles, 120, 196, 203, 204, 205.

Earth from sacred mountains, 75.

Earth-Mother, see Naestsán.

Embroidery, 18.

Emergence, story of 51, 63.

Equisetum hiemale, 250.

Estsánatlehi, the Woman Who Changes (chief goddess), 27, 34, 106, 134, 137, 148, 230, 237, etc.

Estsánatlehi, trail of, 148.

Estsán Natán, Woman Chief, chief of witches, 40, 220.

Ethics, of shamans, 58.

Famine, in Zuñi, 158.

Farming, ancient Navaho, 172, 183.

Fawn-cheese, 182.

Feather ceremony, see Atsósidze hatál.

Feather-dress, magical, 109, 199.