South Sea Isl<strong>and</strong>s, chief's hair in, 71 Sow <strong>and</strong> ewe lamb, 88 ; Olympic gods, 336 Spartan peasant woman, 420 sacrificed to Spectator, II, 46, 47, 70, 1 16, 153, 177, 399. 4". 424 Spells, magic, 395, 398 Spirit <strong>of</strong> vegetation, 62 on the h<strong>and</strong>s, Spitting for luck, 412 ; 419 ; well-known remedy, 14 Split ash-tree, 69, 106 Sprig <strong>of</strong> rue, the, 344, 345 Sprightly Napoletana, the, 261 Squared words, 401 Stabbing a shadow, 78 Staff <strong>of</strong> Osiris, 212 Stags' horns, 259 ; in Africa, 133 St<strong>and</strong>ard, 1 72 Star stories, 424 Statues exhibit manual gesture, 245 ; <strong>of</strong> emperors, black, 191 Steelyard used in Italy, 323 Stephani, 183 Stone demons, 231 Stories told in gestures, 253 Stork, the, 416 Story, 28, 29 ; Castle <strong>of</strong> S. <strong>An</strong>gelo, IS. 5S Strigil, the, an amulet, 326, 383 Strike the sun = Jupiter, 439 Strozzi Medusa, 147 Study <strong>of</strong> the h<strong>and</strong>, 235 Stukeley, Abitjy, a Temple <strong>of</strong> B. Druids, 315 Sublician Bridge, 221 Stibligactdiim, 140 Substitution in sacrifice, 81 Sun feminine, 439 Sun-gods, 182 ; worship, 62, 66 Suovetaurilia, 98, 336 Superstition, <strong>and</strong> superior persons, 47 ; as to children in Engl<strong>and</strong>, 428 ; sc<strong>of</strong>fing at, 6 Suspensive fascination, 18 Svastika, the, Swallow, 90 289 Swan an Irish totem, 89 Swarming bees, 370 Sword, an amulet, 272, 349, 354 Sylvan deity, Diana a, 192 Symbol, definition <strong>of</strong>, 117; abundance or fecundity, 283 ; fertilisa- tion, 284 ; goodness, 277 ; life, 279, 315 ; purity, 283 INDEX 469 Symbols <strong>of</strong> Evangelists, 146 Synibolica Diana Ephesice, 186, 187, 350, 364, 365, 366, 370 Sympathetic magic, 48, 437 ; medicine, 60 Sympathy <strong>and</strong> antipathy, 109 Tabella, the, 383 Tacitus, 98, 168, 194 Tahiti, horned idol, 197 Talisman defined, 121 ; derivation, 441 _ Tamarisk a holy tree, 99 Tantony pig, the, 339 Taranto, temple <strong>of</strong> Dionysos at, 371, 377> 383 244, Tau cross, the, 278, 279, 280, 296, 297> 308, 309 Tekla Haimanoot, 392 Telchinas had the <strong>evil</strong> <strong>eye</strong>, Tel-el-Amarna, 243 12 Telemachus saved by dolphin, Telemon, 167 167 Temple, Sir W., 316, 371, 377 Temples, Greek <strong>and</strong> Roman, 68 Tephillim, 389 Tephromancy, 445 Teraphim, 122, 184, 307 Tergemina, triforntis, 348 Terra-cotta lamps, 213, 309 ; loaves, 52 ; tablets, 371 Tertullian, De ptidicitia, 332 Tetragrammaton, 124 Texts upon houses, 400 Thagya, the Buddhist <strong>An</strong>gel <strong>of</strong> Life, 191 <strong>The</strong>agenes <strong>and</strong> Chariclea, 3, 33 <strong>The</strong>ban <strong>eye</strong>s destroy men, 10 <strong>The</strong>ocritus, 7, 14, 412, 413 <strong>The</strong>odore, St., 320 <strong>The</strong>ories as to terra-cotta moulds, 386 <strong>The</strong>rmu<strong>this</strong>, 312 Thcsatints <strong>An</strong>tiq. Rojn. , 143 <strong>The</strong>smophoria, a women's festival, 334 <strong>The</strong>ssalian women, 446, 447 Thibii, ii Thiers, Traite des Superstitions, 400, 406 Third Person <strong>of</strong> the Holy Trinity, 285 ; time lucky, 405 Thirteen Club, 93, 139 Thirty signifies marriage, 270
470 Thor's hammer, 280 Thoth <strong>and</strong> Chonsu, sun-gods, 181, 1S2 Three an exact measure, 405 Threspotia, 442 Thumb, the, 414, 423 Thunderbolt, the, 326, 375, 380 Thyrsus, the, 327, 384 Tibullus, 412, 447 Tiger-eating, 113 Tiglath Pileser wearing a cross, 2S9 Times, 47 Tin flowers, 52 Titinnia silences orator Curio, 20 Toad <strong>and</strong> light, 43 ; mistaken for frog, 308 Tobit <strong>and</strong> Azarias, 426 Tolvan or holed-stone, 70 Tongs <strong>of</strong> Vulcan, 381, 384 Tooth <strong>of</strong> tiger, wolf, etc., 330 Torch, the, 374, 379 Torreblanca, De Magia, 78 Torre de Justicia, 246 Tortoise, the, 324, 327 Totem, etymology <strong>of</strong>, 89 ; not a fetish, 91 Touch produces injury, 36, 233 ; Naaman, 38 ; our Lord's miracles, 37 ; power <strong>of</strong>, 22 Tragedy <strong>and</strong> Comedy Masks, 159 Trans. Biblical Archmol. Soc, 51 ; <strong>of</strong> Devon Association, Transformation, 29 62, 107 Transparent counterfeits, 5 Travels <strong>of</strong> an Arab Alerchant, 427 Trees, abode <strong>of</strong> spirits, 99, 102 ; <strong>and</strong> pregnant women, 100, 102 ; blasted by the <strong>eye</strong>, 14 ; English totems, 96 ; sacred, 97 Trench, Notes on the Miracles, 42 Trevisa, old women changing to hares, swine, etc., 29 Triballi, 11 Tricca, see Heliodorus Trident, the, 374 Trinity, the Holy, 268 ; in Unity, represented by a single figure, 295 Trino RTagico, 346 Triskelion <strong>of</strong> Sicily, 165, 198, 291 Trissino, UItalia Liberata, i^-j True Preserver <strong>and</strong> Restorer, etc., 61 Truth on the-Jettatura, 24 Tunisian Hajis, 249 ; Jews' bridal customs, 425 Turkish horses, 9 ; symbols, 369 1 1 THE EVIL EYE Turning the back at sight <strong>of</strong> have or pig, 31 ; hearse, 95 ; shift, 429 Turpiciila res, 150, 256 Twining, Symbols <strong>and</strong> Emb. <strong>of</strong> Early Christian Art, 251, 286, 295 Twisted columns, 314 "Two hearts <strong>and</strong> a criss-cross," 287 Tyche (Fortuna), 376, 384 Tylor on Orientation, 65 ; Primitive Culture, 44, 46, 48, 60, 440 ; Dis- tribution <strong>of</strong> Mythical Beliefs, 73, n o "^ Tympanum, the, 327 Typhon, 174, 353 Ulysses, 358, 443, 446 ; dolphin, 167 ; <strong>and</strong> Sirens, 134 Uvimckulleen, 440 Unhappy Slav blinded himself, Unique amulet, 311 9 Unknowable, the, 441 Unwilling injury, 8 Urim <strong>and</strong> Thummim, 36 Ushebtiu, Egyptian, 49 adopted a Valletta, Cicalata sul Fascino, 7, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 28 Value attached to words, 400 Various goddesses all one, 186 Varro, 194, 221, 370; reason for women's power, 22 ; Dc Lingua Latina, 149, 150 Vase, symbol <strong>of</strong> Osiris, 125 Vases shaped like a pig, 336 Vectius Marcellus, 447 Veil, the, 366 Venerable serpent, 313 Venetian bookseller, 18 ; mouldings, 315 Venice, Piazzetta at, 320 Venomous beasts, uncanny, 93 Venus <strong>and</strong> other goddesses, black, 191 ; dove sacred to, 3S2 Verminus, god <strong>of</strong> microbes, 195 Versipelles, 30, 206 Vespasian curing the blind, 420 Vesta, torch sacred to, Vestal Virgins, 420 379 Vices 230 as well as virtues personified, Village wives charged with causing death <strong>of</strong> pigs, 56 Virago in Wellington Workhouse, 54
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