The ocean of story, being C.H. Tawney's translation of Somadeva's ...

Ordeal (Hindu)," A. B.
Keith, Hastings' Ency. Rel.
Eth., 196ft
Ordeals among the Bonthuk
caste, areca-nuts in, 276 ;
in the codes of Brihaspati
and Pitamaha, 196ft ; in the
Yajnavalkya-smriti, list of
five, 195ft 3 , 196ft
Oriental Silverwork, Malay and
Chinese, H. Ling Roth,
253ft 1
Oriente Lux, Ex, Win 2 . For
details see under Wiinsche,
A.
Origin of the betel-vine, story
of the, 274 ; of the Compitalian
games, 114m1 ; ofthe
custom of betel-chewing,
possible, 248, 249 ; of the
festival called the giving
of water, the, 106-110; of
the "Swan-Maiden" motif,
217, 234 of the ; Valkyries,
of the Palli
224, 225, 226 ;
or Vanniyan caste, 109ft 3 ;
of the Volundarkvitha, 220
Origin and Growth of Religion,
Lectures on, John Rhys,
107ft
Original home of the Castanet,
India probably the, 95ft 1 ;
number of the Valkyries,
225
Original Sanskrit Texts, John
Muir, 152ft 1
Ornament, faces smeared with
betel-juice for, 314, 315;
or other Object, Life in
Weapon, 107ft
Osiris and the Egyptian Resur-
rection, E. A. Wallis Budge,
75ft 1
Outpost in Papua, An, A. K.
1
Chignell, 317ft
Oval shape of betel-bags, 251,
252
Oxford Dictionary,
Murray,
J. A. H.
34ft1
Oyster shells for betelchewing,
lime from, 242,
258, 261, 269
Pagan Races of the Malay
Peninsula, W. W. Skeat
and C. O. Blagden, 289ft 2 ,
290ft 2
Pagan Tribes of Borneo, The,
C. Hose and W. McDougall,
296m 1
VOL. VIII.
INDEX II GENERAL
Painting of Muktaphalaketu,
Padmavatl's, 165, 166, 176
Palankeen, 13, 13k 1 , 48, 89
Pali works, mention of betel
in, 254,254ft 2
Palm-trees with one arrow,
Rama splits seven, 44
" Palms of the Philippine
Islands," O. Beccari, Philippine
Journal of Science, 249ft 1
Papers on Malay Subjects,
R. O. VVinstedt, 291ft 1
Paradise, five trees of, 248ft
Part of Body, Life in Special
("External Soul" motif),
107ft ; of one's life to dead
person, giving, 117, 117ft 2
Passages of the Qur'an used
for charming away disease,
196ft
Past, present and future, the
three times, 57ft 3
Patterns used on betel-bags,
various, 252, 252ft 2 - 34-5
Pavilions produced by magic
power, 92
Peacocks,transformation into,
142
Pearl, areca-nut cutters with
handles of, 250 ; ashes,
chewing paste of betel-nut
and, 256 ; one of the five
jewels, 248ft ; swans with
eyes of, 135
Pearls produced by combing
hair, 59ft 3
Peasant Life, Bihar, G. A.
Grierson, 275
Peninsula, betel-chewing in
the Malay, 289-292
Penny Magazine, " Betel-Nut
Tree," vol. v, 318ft 1
Pen ts'ao kang mu, the, 304
Perfume given to Sita by
Anasuya, 44 ; made from
vakula flowers, 96ft 3
Persian and Balochistan words
for betel, 239
Perspiration caused 94, 94ft
by joy,
1
Pheniciens et Grecs en Italie
d'apres VOdyssee,
P.
pault,Cham-
56ft2
Pheniciens et VOdyssee,
V. Berard, 56ft
Les,
2
Philippine Islands, 1493-1898,
The, E. H. Blair and J. A.
Robertson, 302ft 2
Philippine Islands, . . . By
Antonio de Morga, The,
H. E. J. Stanley, 300ft 1
353
Philippine Journal of Science,
" Palms of the Philippine
Islands," O. Beccari, vol.
xiv, 249ft 1
Philologus, W. Anderson, vol.
lxxiii, 107ft
Pickled areca-nuts, use of,
288
Picture of Muktaphalaketu,
Padmavati's, 165, 166, 176
Pilgrimage to Allahabad, the
great, 19
Piper betle, betel-vine, 238,
238ft 1 , 239, 249, 272, 311
Piper chabai.e. Bakek, 247
Piper cubeba or cubebs, 247
Piper methysticum, leaves of
the, 310, 311
Piper nigrum, the black pepper
vine, 267
Piquedans or
spittoons for
betel-chewing, 268
Plantation of areca -
palms,
of
269, 270, 305, 306, 308 ;
betel-vine, 265, 271, 272,
273, 305, 306, 308
Plants of the Island of Guam,
The Useful, W. E. Safford,
308ft 2 1 - 2
, 309ft
Ploughshare, licking red-hot,
196ft
Plumage of a goose, stealing
the, 229
Plumages of eight sisters,
king steals the, 223
Poetic Edda, the Elder or,
220, 223, 224
Poetic Edda, The, H. A.
Bellows, 221, 221ft 1
Point situated in left hand,
vital, 109, 109ft 3 , 110
Poison conveyed in a betel-
" chew," 267, 268; a crest,
jewel as talisman against-
194, 195, 195ft 1 ; the ordeal
of, 196ft
Poison-trees
10
of wealth, the,
Police officers abducted and
killed at night, 107
Pollution of desires when
dying, the result of, 117,
117ft 1
'Poo/AaiVa/ apyaioXoyia, Dionysios
of Halikarnassos, 114ft 1
Popular
Tales and Fictions,
W. A. Clouston, 227ft 2
Portuguese
derivation of
betel, 239
Posture of meditation called
padmasana, 83, 83ft 1