Encyclopaedia of religion and ethics, Index

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Ila (Ved. goddess), xii. 607".
IlahIs (Muh. sect), Akbar and,
i. 272".
Ilai (Toraja god), vii. 248", viii.
347".
Ilaios (Delphic month), iii. 108".
I-LAKHUM-WE-DAH (Maidu festival),
iii. US".
iLAitATEcuTLi (Mex. goddess), viii.
616"; feast, viii. 616".
Ilat (Palmyrene goddess =Allat),
ix. 594".
Ile de Fkance, architecture, i.
705".
Ilgen, K. D., OT criticism, ii.
696", iv. 315"-316".
Iliad (Homer), vi. 762"-768"
{passim) ; on Amazons, i.
370"-371", on fate, ii. 52"",
onhospitaUty, vi. 809"", 810"",
on hypocrisy, vii. 63", on
sacrifice, xi. 12", 14"", on sin,
V. 651 "-652".
Ilidze, Plain op, pile structures,
vii. 731".
ILISSUS, temple, i. 727", 729", 736".
Ilithyia.—See Eileithyia.
Iliya (=Khidr), vii. 694".
Iliya of Novqorod (missionary
to Lapps), viii. 712".
Ilja Murometz (Russ. epic hero),
vi. 665"", 666".
Il-Khans, calendar reform, iii.
127".
Ilklby (England), cup- and ringmarkings,
iv. 363"-364".
Illa (Inca Uod), i. 470".
Illahabas (
= Allahabad), i. 327".
Illahun (Egypt), foundation
deposits, iv. 120".
Illapukinja (Cent. Aust. female
avenger), i. 552".
IllaVANS (=lz;huvans), xii. 442".
iLLE-BT-VrLAiNE, death and disposal
of the dead, iv. 435",
441", 467", dolmen, iv. 467",
funeral feast, iv. 435".
Illegitimacy, vii. 105"-108" ;
Aleutian, i. 304".
Illiaitba (Aust. tribe), circumcision
and initiation of girls,
iii. 668", xi. 874".
Illibium Parchb (Samoyed god),
xi. 175".
Illinqwokth, J. R., on anthropomorphism
in theology, i.
419"", on divine love, viii.
166", on goodness and love,
viii. 168", on immanence, vii.
171"", on love, viii. 167", on
miracle, iii. 218", viii. 688"",
on passivity, ix. 661".
iLLiNOVfORTH, W. H., and education
of blind, ii. 713"".
Illinois, and Fox Indians, i. 325",
inversion of sexual dress, v.
70".
Illiteracy (Hin.), v. 193"".
'Illiyto (Muh. heaven), xi. 850".
'Illiyun (Muh. Judgment-book),
V. 794".
Illness, sickness, Babylonian,
xi. 32", Makah, xii. 66:i",
purification, x. 462"", and
sacred oak, ii. 46", unction,
i. 550"-551", 557", xii. 511"-
513", and votive offerings
(Gr.), xii. (j42".
'
Illness feasts ' (Apache), iii.
68".
Illtud (St.), u. 72", iii. 636".
'Illuminated Doctor' (= Raymond
Lull), viii. 194"".
iLLnmiNATioN, Pascal, ix. 654",
657", and prayer, iii. 738",
SuhrawardI, xii. 20"".
Illumination, The, iii. 592", xii.
735"; historiography, vi. 717".
See also ENCYCLOP.a;DiSTS,
Enlightenment.
'
Illumination ' (Egyp. New
Year's Eve festival), viii. 65".
'
Illumination by rhymes'
(Celt.), ui. 300".
Illusion, vii. 108"-110" ;
Asahga,
ii. 62", and dream appearances,
V. 30", and hallucination,
vi. 482", Indian, i. 138",
and pessimism (Ind.), ix.
812", Sankaracharya, xi. 186".
Illusionism, iv. 360".
Illusions hypnagogiques, iv. 352".
Illyria, evil eye, v. 610", fasting,
V. 767".
Il-maa (=Ma3ai), viii. 480".
Il-Maqqih (Sabaean deity), vi.
249".
Ilmabinen (Finn, sky-god), vi.
25".
Ilmabinen (Finn, epic hero), vii.
640", 641".
Ilmaris (Finn, and Lapp skygod),
vi. 25", vii. 799".
Il-Masai ( =Ma3ai), viii. 480".
Ilmorna (=GaUa), vi. 491"".
Iloigob (Masai), viii. 480".
Ilorin (Nigeria), market, viii. 41 8".
iLu (=E1), i. 391".
Ilpirra (Aust. tribe), blood, ii.
716", circumcision and initiation
of girls, iii. 668", xi.
673"-674".
Ilvala, and Agastya. i. 180"-
181".
'Imad-al-DIn Ze.ngi, or Zanghis
(=Sanguineus), and crusade,
iv. 348".
Images and idols, ii. 46"", vii.
110"-160"; iEgean, i. 141",
142", ii. 38", vii. 116"-117",
African, i. 335", and ancestorworship,
i. 431 "^32", animals,
i. 494", anointing of, i. 21"
(Hin. and Bud.), 553"-554",
555" (Hin.), Arab, i. 605",
Arfak Mountains, ix. 351",
Armenian, i. 797", Astrolabe
Bay, ix. 348", Babylonian,
vii. 117"-119", Bantu, ii.
360", 361"", bathing of, x.
495" (Jain), 504" (Taut.),
Berlinhafen, ix. 350", Biblical,
i. 117", blood on, i. 5.53",
Breton, vii. 129"-130", Buddhist,
i. 21", iii. 43", iv. 388"-
390" (Jap.), vi. 710", vii.
119"-127", 130"" (Chin.), 147"-
148" (Jap.), 148" (Kor.),
159"-160" (Tib.), Burmese,
vii. 121"-122", Canaanite, iii.
186"-187", vii. 139", Celtic,
i. 337", iii. 301", vii. 127"-
130", Central American, iii.
307", ceremonial eating of, x.
900", Ceylon Buddhist, vii.
121"", Charan Dasis, iii. 368".
as charms, iii. 423", 428", 435".
437", Chinese, iv. 15"", vii.
125"-126" (Bud.), 130"-181",
Chiriquian, iii 563" - 565"
(passim). Christian, i. 121".
xii. 769", colossal, vii. 144"
(Ind.), Confession of Faith to
Emperor Cltarles V., iii. 859",
Confucian, vii. 131", consecration,
vii. 144"-145"
(Ind.), controversy between
East and West, i. 848"",
Daibutsu, iv. 388"-390", and
Decalogue, iv. 616", 517",
Digambara, xii. 124", in
divination, vii. 146" (Ind.),
Egyptian, v. 854"", 866", vii.
13i"-133", EngUsh, xii. 257",
ephod, vii. 140", and fetishism,
V. 896", 898" (Amer.),
Finnish, x. 181", Gauls, vii.
127"-128", Greek, ii. 46", vi.
280", 403"^04", vii. 133"-
138". xii. 642"-643», 786"",
Greek Orthodox Church, vi.
432", Hebrew, i. 445"^46",
Hebrew and Canaanite, vii.
13S"-142", 442", 444", 445"",
446", 451", 682", 692", 2nd
Helvetic Confession, iii. 861",
Hinayana, vii. 121"-122",
Hindu, i. 21", vi. 709"-
710", xii. 142", iconoclasm,
vii. 78"-81", Indian, vii. 142"-
146", Indonesian, vii. 247"-
248", invocation of, vii. 128"
(Irish), Irish, i. 693", vii.
128"-129", of Jahweh, i. 792",
Jain, V. 878", vii. 144",
Japanese, vii. 126"-127",
146"-148", Jewish, vii. 141"-
142", kissing of, vii. 743",
Korean, vii. 126", 148"",
Lapp, vii. 148"-I49", Lithuanian,
ii. 46", in magic, iii.
423", viii. 254"-255» (Bab.),
2fiR»" (Egyp.), 279", 284""
(Cr. and Rom.), magical, vii.
111"-112", Mahayana, vii.
122"-127», Malay Archipelago,
viii. 347"", Mamberamo,
ix. 350", Mexican, viii.
618", Molokani, xi. 342",
Monumbo, ix. 349"", Muslim,
vii. 150"-151", Nayar, ix.
257", New Guinea, ii. 240",
241", ix. 348", 349"", 350"",
351", Persian, vii. 151"-155",
Phoenician, ix. 895" -896",
Polynesian, x. 108", powers
of volition and movement, vii.
143" (Ind.), primitive,!. 819"",
vii. 110"-116", processions,
vii. 145" (Ind.), Prussian,
ii. 46", Roman, vii. 138"",
rubbing, i. 556", sacrifice to,
vii. 128"-129" (Irish), gaivite,
xi. 92", Samoyed, vii. 149"-
150", Scots, vii. 129", Second
Helvetic Confession, iii. 861",
of sky-god, xi. 583"-584",
Slavic, i. 774", vii. 157"-159".
South American, i. 383"",
of storm -god, xi. 883"".
Svetambara, xii. 124"", Syrian,
xi. 492", Taoist, vii. 130"-
131", Ten Arlicles, iii. 851",
teraphim, vii. 140" -141",