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Index.
Batende : transmit fetish figures,
312 Bathing: ritual, India, 212-3 Baivenda oftheSpelonken ( Transvaal),
The, by R. Wessmann, reviewed,
122 Bayberry, sec Wax-myrtle Beads : as currency, Lower Congo,
42-3 Beans : {see also Ngongo- ; and Nkandi) ; planting customs. Lower Congo, 311 Bear : in folk-tale, Assam, 412-3 ; in myth of origin of constellation, Eskimo, 378 ; offerings to slain b., Eskimo, 377 ; tusks in necklace, Assam, 140 {plate) Bea tribe, Andamans, 258-60 Bed : not turned on Friday, Oxford- shire, 218
Bee : as Easter-egg pattern, Rou- manians, 302 ; omen from, Wor- cestershire, 344 ; partnership to keep bees Kicky, Durham, 73
Beech-tree: "cramp nuts" from. South Downs, 65 ; leaves as Easter- egg patterns, Roumanians, 301
Beef, see Cattle
Beeswax : keeps off jungle spirits, Andamans, 268 ; melting or burn- ing angers Biliku, Andamans, 261, 263, 267-8, 270 ; used in making Easter eggs, Roumanians, 299-300
Beetle : killing, brings rain, Worces- tershire, 344
Berwick : firstfooting, 482
Berwickshire, see Berwick
Beliefs and Customs of the Australian Aborigines, by J. G. Frazer, 350-2
Bell : as amulet, Rome, 71 ; church, rung to break spells, Norway, 316, 325-6, 331 ; omens from, Stafford- shire, 220-1, Worcestershire, 344; " pancake bell," Durham, 72 ; pass- ing bell, Durham, 72
Bengal : {see also Calcutta) ; ghostly manifestations, 484
Berbers: folk-tales, 125
Berkshire : supernatural appearance, 491
Berwickshire, see Earlston
^t?-shen, see ^cz-shell
Bessarabia, see Roumanians
Bhadra Kali, godriess, India, 483
Biblical legends, 514-5
Bibliography : annual, 8 ; Bibliography of Congo Languages, .4, by F. Starr,
reviewed, 243-4 ; of classifications
of anthropology, 103 Big Klaus and Little Klaus type of
folk-tales, 378 Bihe, 42 Biliku, Bilika, and Bilik, mythical
beings, Andamans, 259-67, 270,
.493> 495-6 Binney, Mrs. E. H. : Scraps of Eng- lish Folklore, 490 Birds in folklore : {see also Asiraji ; Chalcophaps indica ; Crow ; Cuc- koo ; Dove ; Eagle ; Eagle-hawk ; Fish-hawk ; Fly-catcher ; Fowls ; Goose ; Heron ; Hornbill ; King- fisher; Kite; Kiirtitnbiza; Magpie; Ntoyo ; Ortolan ; Ousel ; Owl ; Peacock ; Pigeon ; Quail ; Raven ; Robin ; Sea-gull ; Sparrowhawk ; Stork ; Swallow ; Tape ; and Tur- key) ; feathers in amulet, Congo, 3 ; finding dead bird unlucky, York- shire, 78 ; in folk-tale, Assam, 392- 3 ; names of ancestors, Andamans, 262 ; souls in shape of, Ireland, 359 ; white, omen from, Worcester- shire, 344 Birkestol : tale of giant, 314, 332 Birrahgnooloo, mythical being, Euah-
.layi, 493 Birth customs and beliefs : amulets for newly-bom, Norway, 320 ; birth pains transferred to other persons or objects, Scandinavia, 320- 1 ; causes of birth, Arunta &c., 126; changelings, Norway, 320 ; child born in hot weather has short life, Durham, 74 ; girls born on market days named therefrom. Lower Congo, 465 ; guarding from evil spirits, Philippines, 234 ; May un- lucky month, Cornwall, 488 ; ndembo society confers good luck in having children. Lower Congo, 190 ; silver coin presented to newly born, Norway, 317 ; tabus, Eskimo, .378 Birthmarks removed by hands of
corpses, Mary port, 216 Bishu Jatra festival, 337 Bison, see Gyal Biti, see Marimba Bitter Withy" Ballad, "The, by A.
Lang, 86-8 Bjerre district : communal repairing,
121 ; counting to five only, 121 Black animals, see Cat
