Odd numbers, 406 Odour, breath, voice, 13 Qithanes, 442 Offering cakes, 327, 380 Ogham inscriptions, 290 Ogma the sun-faced, 65 Ogulnius, 313 Ojori, Canon, 28 Okos Bokos, 398 Old Cairo, street in, 219; woman poisoned looking-glass, 19 Oldest existing amulet, 345 Omens, dread <strong>of</strong> ill, 30 Onion, a preservative, 21 ; stuck with pins, 55 Onychomancy, 444 Open h<strong>and</strong>, the, 245, 248 Ophiolatreia, 312, 314 Oracle <strong>of</strong> Delphi, 313 Orb <strong>and</strong> cross an amulet, 288 Orientation, 65 Origen, 395 Origin <strong>of</strong> the belief, 3 ; <strong>of</strong> the gypsies, 73 Origins <strong>of</strong> Eng. Hist., see Elton Ornaments = crescents, 10 Orpheus <strong>and</strong> Eurydice, 442 Orpheus, De Lapillis, 446 Orphic mysticism, 398 Osiris, 301 ; Apis, 302 ; deri- vation <strong>of</strong> name, 187 ; god <strong>of</strong> the Nile, 125 ; Horus, 369 ; Phallus consecrated to, 151, 153 ; Serapis, 331 ; sits in judgment, 324; slain, 107; the judge, 333 Ossory men turned to wolves, 30 Our Lady's glove, 21 ; trees <strong>and</strong> plants, 98 Overlooked, 4 ; pigs, 56 Over-praising deprecated, 32 Ovid, 12, 382; Fasti, 221, 255, 288, 325 ; Metamorph., 182, 446, 447 Owl, the, 340, 382 ; hooting, 91, 93 Oxford hypnotist, 37 Pact <strong>of</strong> the d<strong>evil</strong>, 55 Pagan lustration, 414 Page, J. L. W., Explorations <strong>of</strong> Dartmoor, Exmoor, etc., 55 Painted cows' horns, 213 Palestra, bath <strong>and</strong>, 383 Pallas Athene, 166 Palmists, 319 INDEX 465 2 H Pancirolo, 168, 336 "Panthees" (Pantheus), 301 Papyrus, Greek, 395, 449 Parchment, virgin, 400, 401 Paris Exhibition, 196, 197, 219 Parthenopaeus, 174 Parthenope, 358 Parvati <strong>and</strong> Diana, 188 Passages (on <strong>evil</strong> <strong>eye</strong>) in Scripture, 6 Patera, the, 380 Path, animals crossing the, 31 Pausanias, 182, 313 Payne Knight, Symbolic Language, 133, 182, 186, 193, 207, 217, 228, 255, 283, 284, 317, 319, 325, 102 352 ; Worship <strong>of</strong> Priapus, Peacock's feathers, 119 Peal, " Fading Histories," 73 ; on Assamese, 112 Peasantry, expressions <strong>of</strong>, 1 Pelekys or axe, 156 Pendent horn, 204 Pennant, Voyage to the Hebrides, 1 Pennell, D<strong>evil</strong>s <strong>of</strong> Notre Dame, 232 Peri<strong>and</strong>er <strong>and</strong> Melissa, 442 Perrot <strong>and</strong> Chipiez, History <strong>of</strong> Art in Sardinia, 153 Persephone, 335, 336 Persius, Sat., 59, 414, 416, 422 Personal contact, 233 Personification <strong>of</strong> ideas, 88 Peru, 331 ; serpent in, 315 Perugia, Etruscan tomb at, 161 Perugino at the Vatican, 253 Peruvian hieroglyphics, 278, 282 ; Medusa, 197 Peter Martyr at Florence, 232 Petilia amulet, 398 Petronia family, 358 Petronius, 412, 421, 422 Phallic crosses, 289 ; h<strong>and</strong>, the, 272 Phallism, 281, 368, 369 Phallus, 310; on city walls, 154; commonest <strong>of</strong> amulets, 148, 153 " Pharisees <strong>of</strong> Science," 46 Pharmacy, 445 Pheasant's tail, 201 Phene, Dr., 305 PhilK, 181 Phoebus, 352 Phoenician amulets, 255 ; phalli, 153 Phoenicians, 442 ; used the mystic <strong>eye</strong>, 127 5 1
466 THE EVIL EYE Photograph unhicky, 85 Phrygian cap, 138, 215, 326, 349; Cybele, 364 ; flute, 327 ; orgies, 327 Phurnutus, NaUire <strong>of</strong> the Gods, 133 Phylactery, an undoubted amulet, 199 Phylacteries, 124, 389 Physician's note-book story, 36 Piazza di Spagna column, 25 ; Mar- gherita, 355 Picnic spoiled, 26 Piebald horse, 417 Piercing a reflection, 83 Pig, <strong>of</strong> all animals, most subject, 1 1 ; sacred to Demeter, 333 ; sacrificed to tree spirits, 99 Pignorini - Beri, C, Calabria- Passeggiate, 403 Pignorius, Expos. Mensce Isiaca, Vetitstissimce Tabiiliv, 133, 185, 1S8, 191, 309, 320, 351, 360, 382, 387 Piling up amulets, 242 ; <strong>of</strong> symbols, 128 Pills against earthquake, 437, 447 Pincers <strong>of</strong> Vulcan, 326, 375 Piiiea Corona, 97 Pine-cone, the, 325, 381 Pins in hearts, onions, etc., 55 Pio Nono <strong>and</strong> the <strong>evil</strong> <strong>eye</strong>, 25 Pious graffito, 4 Pisistratus, 321, 442 public amulet, 121, 243, Pixy driving, 207 ; led. 433 Pixies, 217, 287 Plague caught from the <strong>eye</strong>, 34 Plaitwork, 317 Plaques <strong>of</strong> terra cotta, Plato, 441, 447 370 Plautus, 16, 412 Play fair. H<strong>and</strong>book to the Mediterranean, 119 Pleiades, story <strong>of</strong> the, 438 Plenty typified, 105 Pliny, II, 12, 16, 30, 39, 97, 98, 106, 108, 121, 133, 144, 154, 221, 236, 307, 310, 322, 324, 329, 330, 332, 346, 354, 368, 412, 419, 447, 448 Ploivntan''s Spikenard, 21 Plutarch, 10, f3, 97, 98, 125, 202; De Isid. et Osir., 1 81, 183, 193, 308 ; on the pig, 333 ; Symposia, 143 Pluto, 361 350, 376 ; <strong>and</strong> Proserpine, Pockets inside out, 434 Pointing both fingers, 23 Poker set up to make fire burn, 430 Polish farmers discard iron ploughs, 223 ; Jews' custom, 438 Polydectes turned to stone, 166 Pomegranate, the, 384 Pompeii, 8 Pompeian amulets, 154; lamps, 212 Pomponius quoted, 138 Pontijicale Romantim, 269 Poole, Reginald Stuart, in Smith's Diet, <strong>of</strong> Bible, 122, 396, 443 Pope's blessing injurious, 25 Popular <strong>An</strong>tiquities, see Br<strong>and</strong> Porcelain sow amulets, 336 Porter, Journal <strong>of</strong> a Cruise in the Pacific, 72 Portraits, reluctance to, 85 Poseidon, 376; <strong>and</strong> Ephialtes, 175 Positions <strong>of</strong> the h<strong>and</strong>, 267 Potter, Arch. Gnrc, 50, 64, 66, 70, 78, 166, 203, 348, 412, 443 Pottery, I S3 Powder <strong>of</strong> Sympathy, 60 Pozzuoli, 316, 371, 377, 383; St. Paul l<strong>and</strong>ed at, 302 " Prsefiscini dixerim," 16 Vxxionyxs, De Pollice, 150, 255, 301, 302, 310, 313, 323, 325, 4i3.4i4> 415, 416 Praise dangerous, 12 Precautions <strong>and</strong> remedies, 20 Pregnancy caused by plants, 193 Preservation against enchantment, 21 Priapus, 16, 358 ; worship <strong>of</strong>, 149 Prior, Popular jVawes <strong>of</strong> British Plants, 21, 99 Progressing from right to left, 430 Prophet, the h<strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong> the, 334 250, 251, Proserpine, 348, 358, 360, 361, 363, 364, 384 ; <strong>and</strong> pigs, 334 ; holder <strong>of</strong> the scales, 324 Protection <strong>of</strong> women in childbirth, 350 Proverbs quoted, 17 Psalms (|uoted, 203 Psychical Research Society, 7 Ptah, the Opener, 6 Ptah-Xeper, Ptah-Socharis, 30S
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