Encyclopaedia of religion and ethics, Index

162*, Buddhist, xii. 645"-
(546", buried, iv. 370», children
as, iii. 539" (Gr.), conditional,
ii. 164"", V. 71". ix, 431", of
Eridu, V. 639"", Erinyes, v.
574", Greek, 1. 152"-153".
V. 574", 862", Japanese, iv.
166"", and landmarks, vii,
793"-794", in magic, viii.
321" (Ved.), Muhammadan.
X, 223", and oath, ix. 430"",
431", 434", 437" (Muh.). personification,
ix. 794" (Gr.),
Polynesian, x, 109"", of public
enemies, x. 223" (Muh.),
spitting, xi. 102", and tabu,
iv. 370", Vedic, viii. 321".
CUESINQ AND BLESSING, iv. 367"^
374"; conditional, iv. 372"-
373", Dinka, iv. 712", of
dying, iv. 370", as invocations,
iv. 373"-374", and
morality, iv. 374"", of poor,
iv. 370"-371".
Cursing stones (Irish), xi. 867"-
868".
CoRirN, J., on breath as life
(Modoc), xi. 727", on resuscitation
(Modoc), xi. 727",
on soul and name (Modoc),
xi. 727".
Curtis, N., on self-expression and
art (Hopi), xi. 358".
CuETiss, S. I., on blood-revenge
(Sem.), ii. 718", on oath
(Muh.), ix. 438", on sacrifice
(Sem.), xi. 32", 37", on
Semitic religion, ii. 14", on
shrines (Syr.), xii. 789", on
sprinkling of blood (Sem.), i.
556".
CuETiTTS, M., devotio, vi. 859", viii.
58".
CuKTics, QuiNTUs, On altars, i.
347", on calendar (Pers.), iii.
128".
CuRUPiEA.—See Kurupira.
Curvature, in Greek architecture,
i. 733"-735".
CuRWEN, J. S., on Church music,
ix. 30".
CuEzoN, G. M., on market
(Annam.), viii. 415".
CusHiNO, F. H., on animism
(Zufii), i. 535", on creation
(Zufii), ix. 846", on fetishism
(Zufii), V. 900"-901".
CuSHiTES (=Hamites), i. 55"", vi.
488" ; Low, vi. 490"-491".
CusHMAN, Robert (Pilgrim
Father), x. 31"", 32".
CusTENAtfs (division of Arawaks),
ii. 835".
Custom, iv. S74"-377" ; Austratralian,
v. 443", Celtic, iii.
299"-301", and ethics, v.
426"", and ethical evolution,
V. 625", 626", 627", 628", in
folklore, vi. 57"-58", 59", and
happiness, vi. 514" (Gr.),
Hindu, iv. 377", vi. 710",
Hume on, i. 215", and law,
vii. 834"-835" (Rom. Cath.).
842"-843" (Anglican), and
tradition (Rom. Oath.), vii.
834", and virtue (Rom.), vi.
515".
Customary of St. Augustine's,
CURSING AND BLESSING-CYPRIAN 147
Canterbury, on cock-fighting,
xi. 479".
Customary law, Anglican, vii.
843", Greek, vii. 849".
Customary morality, Protagoras,
X. 410"".
CUTOH.—See Kachohh.
Cuthah.—See Kutu.
CuTHBBRT (St.), altar, i. 341", and
feet-washing, v. 820".
CuTios (Celt, month), iii. 79".
OuTTEN, G. B., on conversion, iv.
110".
Cutting the body.—See Mutilation.
'
Cuttings for the dead,' ii.
326", 327".
CuTznpiT.a; (name for Donatists),
xi. 31 7"'.
Cuvier, G. L. C. F. D., evolution,
V. 617", on human races, i.
563".
CuVTO-AVA (Mordvin tree-spirit),
viii. 845".
Cozco, gods, ix. 803", Inisuarcancha,
ix. 803", magic, ui.
740", sun-worship, ix. 803",
temple, xii. 241". theft, vii.
815".
Cwtta Cyfarwydd, viii. 567".
Cyanogen, i. 27".
Cybebi (votaries of Cybele), x.
127".
Cybele (=the Great Mother), iv.
377"-378" ; and Anahita, i.
415", and Attis. i. 147", ii.
217"-218", eunuch priests, ii.
233", iv. 377", v. 580"-.'581",
firstfruits, vi. 46", and Ishtar,
viii. 849", and possession, x.
128", and Rhea, viii. 848"-
849", self-mutilation of worshippers,
ii. 233", xii. 22",
and serpents, xi, 405". stone
dwelling-place, xi. 871".
Cyoheeus (Gr. hero), vi. 654", xi.
404".
Cyolades, i. 141"-148" (passim) ;
cannibalistic remedies, iii.
199", disease and medicine.
iii. 199", euphemism, v. 587",
lycanthropy, viii. 207". See
also ^GEAN.
Cycles (calendar), Annamese, iii.
110", Cambodian, iii. Ill",
Cham, iii. 111"-113", Hindu,
V. 871", Javanese, iii. 131"",
Laos, iii. 113", of Parasu-
Rama, v. 871", of Seven Seers,
V. 871", Siamese, iii. 135"-
130".
Cyclic theory of the Ages, i.
197"-200".
Cyclopoedia of Education, on discipline,
V. 406".
Cyclopes, i. 328", vi. 196"-197"
;
and cannibalism, iii. 208", and
magic, viii. 273".
Cygani (= Gypsies), vi. 458".
Cylicomancy.—See Cup-divika-
TION.
Cylinder of Cyrus, i. 70" ; on
Sennacherib, vi. 817".
Cylinder-Insceiption of Sennacherib,
on fate, v. 778".
Cylindee-seals (Bab.), i. 833"-
834".
Cymbals, v. 90"-91" ; Arab, v.
91", ix. 56", Babylonian and
Assyrian, ix. 13", Chinese, v.
91", Egyptian, ix. 35",
Hebrew v. 91" ix. 40". 41"-
42", Indian, v. 90"-91",
Roman, v 91", Slavic, ix.
58".
Cymey.—See Wales, Welsh.
Cynddelw Beydydd Mavs'e
(Welsh poet), ii. 418"; on
Arthur, ii. 4".
Cynics, iv. 378"-383" ; ages of
the world, i. 196", and apathy,
i. 603", and asceticism, ii.
73", 83"-84", 109"", iv. 381",
382", casuistry, iv. 382"-383",
dialectic, iv. 380"", ethics and
morality, v. 490"-491", on
friendship, vi. 136"", and
Homer, i. 328", influence on
Greek religion, vi. 422", logic,
iv. 380"-381", Neo-cynicism,
ix. 298"-300", renunciation,
iv. 382"", return ' to nature.'
iv. 381 "-382", 383", and selfrealization,
xi. 364"-365", and
self-sufficiency, iv. 382", sociophilosophical
origins, iv.
378"-380", and suicide, xii.
24", 30"", summum bonum,
xii. 46", and virtue, iv, 381",
382".
Cynon ab Clydno Eiddin
(Welsh hero), ii. 2".
Cynosaeges, iv. 378".
Cypeess, xii. 450", 452".
Cypeian (St.), on abrenuntio, i.
39", on Agape, i. 173", on
almsgiving, iii. 383", on altar
(allare), i. 338", 341", altar
to. i. 339", on Atonement, v.
644", on baptism, i 641 ", x.
906"", 907", on baptismal
grace, u. 395", 396", on
baptism by blood, ii. 411", on
baptism and confirmation, ii.
397", on baptism (heretical),
ii. 391"", on Bible-reading, ii.
002", on binding and loosing,
ii. 620", and Christian worship,
iii. 599", on Church, ii. 221",
commemoration of, i. 172",
V. 851", on commemoration
of martyrs, iii. 718", v. 851",
on commemorative Eucharist,
i. 172"", 173", on confirmation,
iv. 6"", on coyuensua,
vii. 771"-772", on councils
(Chr.), iv. 185"", discipline,
iv. 716", on episcopacy, v.
333", on episcopate, i. 634",
040"", on Eucharist, i. 171",
173", V. 549"", 551", 55.5",
xii. 767"", festival, v. 851",
on festivals of martyrs, v.
851", on ' hours,' xii. 769"-
770", on infallibility, vii.
271", on infant baptism, ii.
392", on intercession, vii.
oSo", and invocation vii.
-;08", and laity, vii. 771"-
772", on martyrs (Chr.), iii.
718", V. 851", xi. 63"", 55",
on ministry, viii. 662", 663"-
064", 666", 668", 669", 670",
and Novatian schism, ix.
400"", on penance, ix. 711",
714", 716", 719", on prayer,