Encyclopaedia of religion and ethics, Index

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HiTTiM ( =Hittites), vi. 723».
HiTTiTBS, vi. 723''-727'' ; and
Armenians, i. 794", and Aryans,
vi. 725", and Assyrians,
vi. 727*, and Assyro-Babylonians,
vi. 726", cultus, vi. 726"",
death and disposal of the
dead, vi. 725"-726», divination,
vi. 726", ethnography
and history, vi. 723"", ethnology,
ii. 119", horned
deities, vi. 792", rehgion, vi.
723"-725", woman, vi. 726".
HfUEN TSIANG, HSUAN TSANO,
Yuan Citwang (Chin, pilgrim),
i. 327", xii. 841", 841"-842",
843""; on Aghori, i. 210",
on Ajanta cave-temples, i.
2o7''-258", on Allahabad, i.
327", on AmaravatI, ii. 789",
on Asanga, ii. 62", on Assam,
ii. 133", on A^vagho^a, ii.
159"", on Avalokita. ii. 259",
on Buddhism in India, vii.
211", on Devadatta, iv. 677",
on Dhammapala, iv. 701", on
education (Bud. in India), v.
177"-178", on Gaya, vi. 184",
184"-185", on Hardwar, vi.
516", on Hasan 'Abdal, vi.
525", on Hinayana schools,
vi. 685", 686", on India
(South), V. 23", on Jalandbara,
vii. 475", on Jnanaprasthdna
(Katyayaniputra),
xi. 199"", on Kanakamuni,
vii. 644", on Kanauj, vii. 644",
on Kanchipuram, vii. 645"",
on Kani^ka council, vii. 475",
on Kapilavastu, vii. 660",
661", on Kaimir, xi. 412",
Kosa translation, i. 20", on
Ku^inagara, vii. 761", 762"",
763", on Kwan-Yin, vii. 763",
on Magadha, viii. 241", on
Nalanda, ix. 126", 127"", on
Nasik, ix. 186", on Nepal, ix.
322", on ordeals (Hin.), ix.
524"", on Orissa, ix. 565"-566",
on Patna, is. 677", pilgrimage,
X. 15"", on relics of Buddha,
ii. 885", on sacred books
(Bud.), vii. 210", on Sarvastivadins,
xi. 199"", on Swat,
xii. 127", and Tapoban, viii.
242", on VaisaU, xii. 567"-
568", 568".
HiTjNG-NU (Turkish race), xii. 479".
HiUNQ-NnNG (=Turks), xii. 476".
Hiya bak Abba (Rabbi), asceticism,
ii. 98".
Hi - YD n - YUL - GEE (Muskhogean
mythological beings), iii. 568"-
569".
HiYOYOA (Massim abode of the
dead), xi. 826".
HiYYA (Rabbi), Midrash, viii.
625".
Hizakurige (Jippensha Ikku), vi.
6".
Sizzuq Emund (Isaac Troki), and
Christianity, viii. 103".
Hjam yan bsad pa, on atomic
theory, ii. 201".
Hka-Kaws.—See Akhas.
Hkumturu (Burm. spirit), iii. 23".
Hkum Yenq (Burm. villageguardian),
iii. 26".
Hlathik (Norway), temple, xii.
256".
HLiiR (Norse water-spirit), iv. 634",
xii. 250".
HiiN (Norse goddess), vi. 306".
Hlkayak (Tlingit mythological
hero), xii. 351", 352".
Hlyda (Teut. month), iii. 139".
Hmin Nat (Burm. spirit), iii. 23".
Hnit-thit Thioyandaw Pwe
(Burm. festival), iii. 35".
Ho (India), ii. 480", 481", vi.
727"-728", xi. 884"; ashes
in funeral rite, ii. 114", cannibalistic
myth, iii. 207",
creation legend, ii. 490", vi.
727"", death and disposal of
the dead, vi. 727", descent
from animals, ii. 490", feasting,
V. 805", ix. 557", festivals,
V. 20", ix. 557", harvest, vi.
524", harvest festival, ix.
557", hunting festival, v. 20",
love, viii. 155", missions to,
ii. 500", orgy, ix. 557", stone
monuments, vi. 727", sun,
moon, and stars, xii. 64", sunworship,
ii. 484", tiger oath,
i. 529", tiger-worship, v. 8".
Ho (Togoland),
abandonment of
the dying, iv. 414", death and
disposal of the dead, iv. 414",
428", 430", firstfruits, vi. 532",
foundation rites, vi. Ill"",
113", human sacrifice, vi.
113", knots at child-birth,
vii. 750", knots in disease, vii.
vii. 750", regalia, x. 633",
twins, xii. 493"".
og;".
Ho ( = Kho), vii.
Hoadly, Benjamin, i. 785"-786";
and Bangorian Controversy,
iii. 651", ix. 395", and Nonconformity,
ix. 391".
HoANQ-Ho.—See Hwang-Ho.
HoAng-Hoa (Annam. fairy), i.
539".
HoA NQUY^T (Annam. month),
iii. 110".
H6ANT (Swed. month), iii. 139".
HoATA (Maori day), iii. 133".
HoBAL (Syr. god), xii. 166".
HoBBAMOco.—See Hobbomoco.
HoBBEs, Thomas, vi. 728"-73I" ;
association, ii. 144"-145", xii.
559", and atheism, ii. 177",
and Butler, iii. 48", and Cambridge
Platonists, iii. 171"",
on cause, iii. 263", on compassion,
vi. 836", on conception,
iii. 796", on conditional
immortality, iii. 823"",
on continuity, iv. 95", Deism,
iv. 534", on democracy, vi.
360", on egoism, v. 231"-
232", on emotions, v. 286",
and Enlightenment, v. 310".
311", 312"", on government,
vi. 359"", 360", 363", hedonism,
vi. 567", on idea, vii.
84"-85", on immortality, i.
648", and individuality, vii.
221", 224", xi. 362"", on j:i.i
naturale, ii. 477", on laughter.
vii. 804", on law, vii. 807",
808", Leviathan, vi. 729",
materialism, viii. 488", on
papacy, ix. 620", on pity.
X. 50", politics, X. 101", on
power, X. 144", on pride, x.
277", and reason, x. 597", on
self-love, xi. 359", 360", on
self-preservation, xi. 362"",
sensationalism, xi. 391"", on
sin and crime, xi. 646", on
sovereignty, ii. 477", vii. 221",
224", X. 599", on space, xi.
762", on sudden ' glory,' vii.
804", teleology, xii. 219", on
universality, xii. 538", utilitarianism,
xii. 559", on war,
xii. 676".
Hobbomoco (Algonquin evil
spirit), i. 381", viii. 403".
Uo-atst ZiON, xii. 855"-856».
H6bek (Jew. diviners), iv. 810"-
811".
PobMlh hal-L'bMbh6lh (Eahya
b. Joseph), ii. 99", viii. 102".
Hobhouse, L. i'., on ethical evolution,
V. 626", on ideals, vii.
88"-89", on instinct, v. 427".
HoBLBY, C. W., on councUfl
(Nyika), ix. 426", on spitting
(Kikuyu), xi. 103".
Hobnil (Mavan god), iii. 309", viii.
606".
HoDDENTiN {tule pollen), in
Apache amulets and sacrifice,
i. 602"", iii. 406", iv. 735".
Hoddmimee's (or Mimib's) Grove,
ii. 703", 708".
HoDER, HoTHEB, HoTHR (Norse
god), xi. 419", xii. 249".
HoDGB, Charles, on perfection,
ix. 732"", on regeneration, x.
641"", on sacraments, x. 914"-
915".
HoDOKiN, T., on Arianism, i.
783".
Hodgson, Brian H., on Ai^varikas
(theistio Buddhists of
Nepal), i. 93"-95".
Hodgson, Shadwoeth H., on a
priori, i. 650", on cause, ui.
261", new ' reaUsm,' x. 584"-
585".
Hodonni'a' (Iroquois deity), vii.
422".
Hodson, T. C, on incubation
(Meithei), vii. 206".
Hoel the Good.—See Howbl.
HoENEB (Norse deity), vi. 305".
HoERKBS.—See HuVishka.
HoERNLE, A. F. R., on anatomy
(Hin.), ii. 773"-774".
HoERNLi), R. F. A., teleology, xii.
227"".
Hofbauer, Clement (Redemptorist),
viii. 68".
HoFFDiNG, H., on assimilation, ii.
142"", on attention, ii. 215".
216", on authority, ii. 249", on
being, i. 574", on consciousness,
iv. 54", vii. 372", on
ethics, V. 421", 422", on the
good, xii. 44", on Kierkegaard,
vii. 697", on materialism,
viii. 489", monism, ii.
458", on needs, ix. 263", on
perception, ii. 142"", ix. 723"-
724", on recognition, x. 604",
on Spencer's psychology, xi.
395", on subconsciousness, xi.
906", on temperament, xii.
234", on will, ii. 457".