Encyclopaedia of religion and ethics, Index

540 SBUTA—SHABBATH
423»'', political results, xi.
424^-425^, religious motive,
xi. 424*, social results, xi.
424", war and, xi. 425''^26»,
women's, xi. 423''-424''.
Sbtjta (Lamotrek month), iii.
132».
Sbvbn (number), ix. 406i> ; Babylonian,
iv. 155^, Buddhist,
ix. 408», Celtic, ix. 411 *",
Egyptian, viii. 266*, Indian,
ix. 407*-^08» (passim), Iranian,
ix. 408", in magic, viii.
266* (Egyp.), sanctity, vi.
756*, ix. 406", 416", 41 7»,
Semitic, vi. 756», ix. 416",
417*, significance, ix. 406",
413*, Slavic, ix. 412".
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Seven, The ' (of Ac 6), i. 634",
636*.
Seven agtts (gLing chos), viii.
76*".
Seven Articles of 1617 (Amer.
Congregational), iii. 884*.
'
Seven Benedictions,' in
marriage (Jew.), viii. 462*",
463*.
'Seven Constituents op
BoDHi,' iv. 702".
Sbvbn deadly sms, xi. 426"-428*;
accidie, i. 65"-66*, anger, i.
475*-477", avarice, ii. 261*-
262*, envy, v. 322"-323*,
Fathers, xi. 427*, in literature,
xi. 428*, monasticism
and, xi. 427*", pride, x. 275"-
278", unity and relation, xi.
427"-428*.
Sevenees (name for Isma'ilians),
xi. 455*.
Seven fettebs (Bud.), v. 451".
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Seven gkeat belics ' (Bud.), x.
659".
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Seven Hathobs (Egyp. ' deities),
iv. 588*.
Seven-lbaotje boots, xi. 476".
Seven Noaohian Laws. — See
NOACHIAN PeEOBPTS.
Seven Paqodas (MamaUapuram),
i. 742*.
'
Seven Pillae Inscbiptions '
(A^oka), ii. 125"-126*.
Seven Sages, xi. 691"; ethics,
V. 486*, on friendship, vi.
134"-135*.
Seven Sleepebs, vi. 4*, xi. 428*-
430" ; in Byzantine and
Western literature, xi. 429",
in charms and amulets, iii.
458", in Christian hterature,
xi. 428"-429*, criticism of the
legend, xi. 430*", cult, xi.
429", in Muhammadan literature,
xi. 429*", parallel myths
and legends, xi. 429"-430*.
'Seven Spieits ' (Bab.), iv. 570".
Seven tablets or cbbation
(Bab.), iv. 155*.
Seventeen Articles (Amer. Anglican,
1799-1801), iii. 856"; on
consecration of bishops, iii.
856", on magistrate, iii. 856".
Seventeen Articles of Schwabach
(1529), iii. 846".
Seventeen Article Constitution
(Jap.), vii. 854".
Seventh Commandment, i. 132*" ;
Jesus' interpretation, i. 132*.
Seventh-Day Advbntists, xi.
286*, 325"; feet-washing, v.
822*, and inspiration, v. 320*.
Seventh Inteenational Jewish
MissiONABY Confeeenoe, On
Jews in Russia, i. 596".
Seven teeastjebs (Bud.), vii.
653"-555*.
Seventy (number), ix. 406", 412*,
417*.
Seven vietttbs (or gifts of
the spibit), xi. 430"-432* ;
Christian, xi. 431*-432a,
courage, iv. 205"-206", faith,
V. 689*-694", Greek philosophy,
xi. 430"-431*, hope,
vi. 779*-780", love, viii. 151*-
154*, NT, xi. 431*, temperance,
xii. 235"-236", unification,
xi. 432*.
Seven weeks ' ' (Chin, funeral
ceremonies), iv. 454*.
Sbvebians (Gnostic sect), vi.
238*, ix. 500*.
Seveeians (Monophysites), viii.
815*, 816*".
SBVEBnnrs (St.), viii. 792*.
SivEBJANEs (Slav race), cremation,
ii. 17*, 29".
Sevebtjs, M. Aubelius Alex-
ANDEB.—See Alexandeb
Seveeijs.
Sevbeus of Antioch, xii. 1 72"
on abrenuntio, i. 40*, on
confirmation (Syr.), iv. 3*,
4*, and Encratites, v. 301*,
on episcopacy, v. 334", hymns,
vii. 8", Monophysitism, viii.
814*", 815*", 816*, unction,
xii. 510*.
Seville (Spain), Alcazar, i. 749*,
Inquisition, ix. 451*", 453*.
Sewanbiya (Bhuiyar boundarygod),
iv. 606", V. 11".
Sbwapanthis (Sikh sect), xi. 511*.
Sew ABAS ( = Kaira-Urigis), vii.
672".
Sewel, William (Quaker), vi.
146*.
Sewell, R., on Kanchlpuram
temple, vii. 647*.
Sex, i. 102*", 103*, xi. 432*-440" ;
auto -regulation, xi. 434"-
435*, castration, xi. 436"-
437*, circumcision, iii. 664"—
665*, 669*", determination,
X. 244", xi. 434", development,
i. 102"-103*, differentiation,
xi. 438"-439*, divination
to determine, x. 244",
and dress, v. 41", 42*, 44*,
62"-64*, 68"-71*, and ethical
development, i. 102"-103*,
experimenis, xi. 433"—434*,
Goodale's experiments, xi.
436*", gynandromorphism, xi.
439"-440*, hormone production,
xi. 437*, hormones
and sexual structures, xi.
437*", horror of facts, iii.
489"-490*, impulse, iii. 473*",
inhibitory factors, xi. 439*,
Mendelian, xi. 433*", mentality
and, xii. 440*", ovum,
xi. 433*, parthenogenesis,
X. e50*-651*, xi. 433*,
periodicity, iii. 475"-^76*,
phalhsm, ix. 815"-831*, and
religion, i. 102"-103*, iii.
474*", V. 827*-833", ix. 827*",
reproductive process, xi.
432"—433*, secondary sexual
distinctions, xi. 435*-436*,
tabu, i. 126*, transference of
sex characters, xi. 439*",
transformation (crabs), xi.
438*", transplantation experiments,
xi. 437"^38*,
Wallace, xi. 436*, X chromosome,
xi. 434*.
Sexagbnabh, vi. 860"-861*.
Sexless deities, v. 830"-831*.
Sext (religious oflSoe), xii. 771".
Sex - TOTEMISM (Aust.), i. 489*,
500", u. 248".
Sextus EMPIBICI7S (Sceptic), xi.
231*" ; on Aenesidemus, si.
230", on Arcesilaus and
scepticism, i. 60*, xi. 228*,
on magic, viii. 277", on PhHo
of Larissa, i. 60", on Prodicus
of Ceos, xi. 687"-688*, on
reason, x. 594*", on Timon of
Phlius, xi. 229*.
Sextus Julius Afbioanus.—See
Julius Afbioanus.
Sexual love, Buddhist, viii. 160",
Ishtar, vii. 430*", Jewish, viii.
173"-174*, primitive, viii.
154"-157".
Sexual eelations, iii. 476*—190*
(passim) ; American, v. 438*-
439*, Arya Samaj, ii. 60",
Babylonian, x. 467", Cambodian,
iii. 162"-163*, and
castration, v. 580*, 584*, control
by society, iii. 476"^78",
Cynic, ii. 84*, Egyptian, iii.
497", V. 482*, 733*", x. 794"-
795*, Greek, iii. 494", Huron,
vi. 884*, irregular, iii. 480"
(prim.), 494" (Gr.), and
marriage, viii. 428", precocious,
iii. 480*, primitive,
viii. 428", x. 459"-461*, 463",
at puberty, x. 445", purification,
X. 459"^61*, 463"
(prim.), 477*" (Egyp.), 485"-
486" (Gr.), 489*" (Heb.),
493*" (Jain), Siamese, xi.
485"-486*, Slavic, iii. 502*",
sodomy, xi. 672*-874", Teutonic,
iii. 500*-501*, v. 521*.
See also Chastity.
Sexual selection, v. 619".
Seyaru Malayu (Malay saga), vi.
1", 5*.
Seychelles Islands, ii. 236*.
Seymoub, Alice (Southcottian),
xi. 756" ; on Joanna Soutlicott,
xi. 756*.
Seymoue, St. John D., on ghosts
(Irish), X. 364*, on prodigies
and portents, x. 363", 364*".
Sfax (Tunis), mosque, i. 747",
748*".
Sha'are T'sTiubah (Jonah Geronoh),
ii. 99".
Sha'ban (Muh. month), iii. 126".
Shabatu ( = Shebat), iu. 75*.
Shabbath (Tahnudio tractate), on
death, viii. 41", on education,
V. 195*, on fate, v.
794*, on festivals, v. 863",
on fortune, vi. 97", on God's
love for Israel, viii. 176*, on