Index.
495
tells patient's recovery, island of Lewis, 446
Sunwise Processions, by E. Peacock, 220
Superstitions of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, collected entirely from Oral Sources, by J. G. Camp- bell, reviewed by A. Nutt, 422-3
Sussex, horses' heads as gable orna- ments, 322 ; W., first snake seen killed, 254
Sutherlandshire, baptismal water sipped as charm, 445
Sverri of Norway, The Saga of King, by J. Sephton, reviewed by W. A. Craigie, 193-6
Swabia : {.see also Reutlingen) ; animal ancestors, 233 ; bear sacri- ficed, 253 ; pigeon and raven respected, 241
Swallow : carried in procession, 258 ; form of child-stealing spirit, 144 ; killing involves death of relatives, 237 ; must not be killed, 239 ; when first seen, disease averted by running &c., 254
Swan, eaten, 259 ; form of soul, 235 ; human being as, 236
Swan-maiden type of folktales, 16-7, 234, 452-4
Sweat-bathing, spirit of, a tribal deity, British Columbia, 398
Sweden : {see also Seeland ; and Upsala) ; cuckoo respected, 240 ; kings sacrificed on misfortunes, 285 ; magpie, raven, and spider respected, 241 ; ancient priesthood, 281-4; woodpecker respected, 242 ; worship of Fro, 292-3
Swift, respected, Hampshire, 241
Swinging rites, 21-5 ; swinging song, India, 218
Switzerland : {see also Berne ; and Bernese Oberland) ; cat and cock die with owner, 237 ; goose sacri- ficed, 253
Sylt, duck respected, 240
Syriac charm against child-stealing witch, 150-2
Synidores, saint in Greek charms, 143-5, 155
Taata. sun god of Bella Coola Indians, 301
Taboos, animal, 239-43, 246-7 ; con- nected with Malay tin-ore mining,
305-6 ; during pregnancy, among Malays, 307 ; unchurched woman, Cal^Tnnos, 221 Talkiiig Thrush and other Tales fro?n India, The, by W. Crooke and W. H. D. Rouse, reviewed by
E. S. Hartland, 315-6 Tallow candle, see Candle Talto, see Lilith Tashkent, negro saint at, 37 Tasks set in Greek folktale, 116-7 Tasmania : Mathew's Eaglehawk and
Crow reviewed, 101-3 Tasmania, The Aborigines of by
H. Ling Roth, reviewed by A. C.
Haddon, 188-9 Telugu marriage customs, 219 Terra del Fuego, black wood sprite,
30; Fuegian beliefs, 17 1-2 Teutonic mythology, 81-8 Teutonic Priesthood, The Ancient,
by II. M. Chadwick, 268-300 Tew, cult of, 84, 86 Thebes, Egypt, much of land en- chanted, 385 Thirsk, battle of Waterloo fought
near, 458 Thomas, N. W., Animal Superstitions
and Totemism, 227-67 ; Cropping
Animals' Ears, 457 ; Horses'
Heads, Weathercocks, &c., 322-3 ;
Notebooks and MSS., 437 Thompson, E. S-, First Foot in
Lancashire, 220 Thompson Indians of British
Columbia, The, by J. Teit and
F. Boas, reviewed by E. S. Hart- land, 396-8
Thor, 83-5
Thorgerdr Holgabriidr, cult of, 291
Thorn festering, charms for, Devon,
217 Three Fatal Wishes, version of, 99 Three tasks in Greek folktale, 116-7 Three ; triads in Grettis Saga. 409-10 Throndhjem, Fro worshipped, 292-4 Thunder-bird, ancestor of clan of Nimkish Indians, 61 ; in mytho- logy' of Thompson Indians, British Columbia, 398 Thunderstorm, Kaffir device for diverting, 171 ; Korean custom during, 326 Thuringia : {see also Erfurt) ; animal ancestors, 234 ; black hen dies with owner, 237 ; cat respected, 239 ; spider respected, 241
