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Index.
Yorkshire folktale, by S. O. Addy,
393 "Old Road, The," Oxfordshire
morris-dancers' song, 318 Olver, friend of Iljalniter, 305 Olympia, Wingless Nike in, 342 Olwen, {sec Kulhwch) 302, 303 Om Digtningen paa Island i det 15
og 16 Aarhundrede, by Dr. Jon
Thorkelsson, cited, 304 Omens or Portents, good and bad, {^see
Ghostly Lights), 14, 15, 203, 207,
213, 217, 235, 341, 377, 382, 3S3,
Onion-poultice for sore throat, 388
Onomacritos, 367
Oppert, Dr. G., on pot-goddess, and
sacrifice, 352 Oral transmission of witch-lore, 9 Orange lily-root poultice for axillary
tumours, 389 Orphicism 367 Orendel, date and themes of tale,
2S9, analogues of the name, 290,
different views of design of tale,
290, 293, resemblances to Odyssey,
291, 293, 294, main incidents, 291, 293, use of common plot, 293, 295, parallel tales. 293, 300, classified, 298-307, sequence of events in this type of tale, 300
Original inhabitants of Bharatavarsa, by Dr. G. Oppert, quoted, 352
Origines Judaiuz. Ati Inquiry into Heathen Faiths as affecting the Birth and Growth of Judaism, by Dr. W. ¥. Cobb, reviewed, 168
Orthia Lygodesma, her image, 342
Orvendill, husband of Groa, his adventures, and transformation, 290,
..293
Orvendils Ta, 290
Osiris, 340, a chthonic deity, 351, and Set, 354
Ossian, quoted, 204, 239, 240
Otos, son of Aloeus, in connection with Ares, 349> 353
Ougel, King of Trier, 291, 293
Ourania, see Aphrodite
' Out-side Powers ', the, in modern Greek folklore, 275
Oxfordshire folklore. Seasonal festi- vals, songs and morris-dancing,
307 Owen, Rev Elias, quoted on devil- or ghost-binding, 348 ; Welsh Folk-
lore : a Collection of the Folk Tales and Legends of North Wales, re- viewed, 362
P., M., Queries on pre-Christian
Baptismal rites, and on Asiatic
festivals similar to All Soul's Day,
280 Padlock used in witchcraft, 7 Pads of bells worn by Oxfordshire
morris-dancers, 318 Pagan survivals in modern Greek
folklore, 275, 276 Pagliaccio, see Straw Goblin Pains in head and neck, cure for, 389 Painswick dog-pie, 193, 202, 390 Palestine, folklore of, 176 Pancakes, cooked over mistletoe,
(Derbyshire) 70 Pandemos, see Aphrodite Pantchatantra, the, 257, earlier than
the Jataka, 259, story in, 271,
Italian translation reviewed, 62. Pantheism, 168, of Irish re-birth
legends, 366 Pantheon, the divine, 329, inducted
into an idol, 330 Paper money at Chinese funerals,
201 Papers read at British Association,
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Papers read at evening meetings, 10, 12, 18, 19, 24, 97, 98, 131, 193, I94i I95> 201, 202
Papremis, idols carried about at, 337
Paralysis of the limbs, a cure for, 3S7
Paris, Gaston, cited on Guinglain, 299, on Lancelot, etc., 300, 306
Parrot, the talking, 105
Partridge, transformation of dying cobra into, 285
Patriarchy, introduction of, 369, 371
Patrick, see Saint Patrick, 368
Pausanias, cited on wooden idols, 325, on the idol of Aphrodite Morpho, 341. on Nike, Orthia, 342, on temple-tabu at Memphis, 344, on the imprisonment of Ares, 349, on the annual exposure of idols at Sikyon, 354
Pays de Vannes, devil-binding tale of. 348
Peacock, Edward, Spiders, 377
Peacock, the, of Hera, 264
Peacock, Mabel, Staffordshire Super- stitions, the Hobthirst, 68, the Horn-dance, 70, the Hood Game
