Encyclopaedia of religion and ethics, Index

WoEDSWORTH, W., On divine love,
viii. 1 fyi^, on ecstasy, v. 1 58",
mysticism, ix. 103", on preesistence,
x. 240''-241''.
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Word of wkath,' Babylonian,
xii. TiS'i-TSl*, Hebrew, xii.
751i>.
WoEGAiA (Aust. tribe), sodomy at
initiation of girls, xi. 674*.
Work, and amusements, i. 403",
in monasticism, viii. 784"'',
and self-expression, xi. 359".
WoBKS.—See Good Works.
'Work of Creation' (Jew.
term for metaphysics), iv.
245"
Worker, as person, xi. 643''.
Workhouse, vi. 807''.
Working-class, co-operation, iv.
112'>-113", emancipation, xi.
638"".
WoBKSiAN, H. B., on Christian
experience, v. 634", on religious
certainty, lii. 327", on
salvation (mediaeval Church),
xi. 710".
Workmen's Compensation Acts,
i. 65"".
Work - righteousness = good
(
works), i. 582".
Works and Days (Hesiod), vi.
668", 669" ; on justice, vi.
671", on man, vi. 669"-671",
religion, vi. 671"".
Works of supererogation (Rom.
Cath.), xii. 650"-651".
World, ages of (see Ages of the
World), Aristotle, ix. 863",
astrological conception, xii.
54"-56", Averroes, ii. 263"",
eternity, ii. 263"", explanation
of, i. 574", history, i. 621 ",
intelligibiUty, i. 574", Leibniz,
xii. 290"", and Logos, viii.
134", Lucretius, viii. 193"",
Martineau, viii. 473", al-
N a z z a m, ix. 879", and
Pleroma, x. 65"-66", Plotinus,
ix. 312"-313", primitive
theory of, ix. 845"-846",
renunciation, ii. 64", 65",
67"", 68"", 69" (ascetic), 83"
(Cynic), and salvation, xi.
128"", Suhrawardi. xii. 21",
Swedenborg, xii. 130"".
Worlds, Buddhist, iv. 130"",
Indian, iv. 159"-160".
World's Christian Endeavour
Union, iii. 573".
World- conflagration. — See
Final Fibe.
World-conquest (Jesuit), ii. 68".
World-egg, Greek, iv. 148"".
Indian, iv. 156", 159".
Wobld-Ground ( = First Cause),
vi. 37"-38", 40"-il".
World-snake (Teut.), xi. 420".
World-soul, i. 155" ; Marcus
AureUus, viii. 412", Orphic,
i. 198", Vedic, xii. 602".
World's Student Christian
Federation, viii. 733".
World Sunday School Association,
xii. 114".
World-tree, cross as, iv. 330"
(Mex. and Mayan), gLing
chos, viii. 76", Mexican and
Mayan, iv. 330", Teutonic
WORDSWORTH-WU 649
(see Yogdrasil's ash), Tibetan,
viii. 76".
World-wheel (Kabbala), i. 204".
World-year, Heraclitus, i. 197",
Roman, i. 197"-199".
World's Young Women's Christian
Association, xii. 840"".
Worms, Concordat (1122), iii.
800"".
Wormwood (afterwards Clairvaux),
ii. 530".
WoEBALL, William, universahsm,
xii. 533".
Worship, v. 527", xii. 752"-812" ;
adoration, i. 115"-121",
Aegean, i. 143"-147", Amana
Society, i. 366", Anabaptist,
i. 411", animism, i. 535"-537",
Araucanian, iii. 548", Armenian
(Zor.), i. 801"-802",
artificial lights in, iii. 188"-
189", Aryan, ii. 40"^9",
Arya Samaj, ii. 61"", Babylonian,
xii. 757"-758", Bene-
Israel, ii. 474", Berber, ii.
513", Buddhist, vii. 214"",
xii. 758"-759",
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Cathohc,'
xii. 766"-771", Cham (Muh.),
iii. 345", of Charites, iii. 373",
cherubim in, iii. 513"",
Chilian, iii. 548", Chinese, xi.
312", xii. 759"-762", Christian,
i. 339"", 632"i', iii. 599"", iv.
23"-24", 80"-81", viii. 839"-
840", X. 177"-180", xi. 835"",
xii. 415", 762"-776", chthonian,
vi. 398"" (Gr.), Congregational,
iv. 23"-24", definition
of, i. 426"-427", ix. 816",
domestic, v. 237" (Egyp.),
Egyptian, v. 237", xii. 776"-
782", Etruscan, v. 536"-538'',
Eucharistic, v. 543", 54C",
548", 559"-560", 563", 564",
xii. 764"-768", Greek, vi.
398"", vi. 741", xii. 782"-788",
Hebrew, ix. 40"^1", xii.
788"-795", Hindu, xii. 795"-
799", images, vii. 145"-146"
(Ind.), Jain, xii. 799"-802",
Japanese, xi. 468"", xii. 802"-
804", Jewish, iii. 559"" (in
China), vii. 682", 586", 587",
X. 892"-893", xii. 804"-807",
Lung-hwa sect (Chin.), xi.
312", and magic, ii. 40"", 42",
iii. 740"", Marcionism, viii.
408"-i09", mediseval, xii.
771"-772", Molokani, xi.
341"-342", of monks (Bud.),
vii. 214"", Moravian, viii.
839"-840", Mordvin, viii.
847"", Muhammadan, viii.
893"-895" (in China), music,
ix. 40"-41" (Heb.), Negro
(U.S.AJ, ix. 297"-298", NT,
xii. 763"-764", Ossetio, ix.
573", Parsi, ix. 648"-649",
xii. 807"-808", and placation,
i. 427", prayer, x. 177"-180"
(Chr.), 191"-196" (Jew.),
primitive, xii. 752"-757",
private, xii. 780" (Egyp.),
processions and dances, x.
356"-362", Protestant, xii.
772"-775", Radha Soamis,
X. 559", Ramanuja, x. 574",
Roman,xii. 808"-812", Shinto,
xi. 468"", xii. 802"-804",
temple, xii.770"-780" (Egyp.),
Teutonic, xii. 254"-258",
Vedic, xii. 610" -614",
Zoroastrian, xii. 865"-866«.
See also Ancestor-worship,
Animal-worship, NaturewoRSHip,
Saint-worship, eto.
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Worshippers of Napoleon *
(Russ. sect), viii. 546".
Worth, R. N., on sacrifice (Celt.),
xi. 10".
Wotjobaluk (Aust. tribe),
adultery punishment, i. 123",
cannibalism, iii. 196", death
and disposal of the dead,
iv. 412", 425", food prohibitions,
vi. 878", hfe and
death, viii. 11", moon, xii.
63", orientation in burial,
X. 87", sun, xii. 62"", totemism,
xii. 396", witchcraft,
V. 52".
WOTYAK.—See VOTIAK.
Wounding, Celtic, iv. 266"",
Muhammadan, iv. 292", as
punishment of adultery, i.
123" (prim.), 126" (Bud.),
Slavic, iv. 303".
WovoKA, Jack Wilson (Paiute
prophet), X. 382", xi. 305"
and Ghost-dance religion, iii.
514", 743", X. 382".
WoYCiKi, on evil eye (Slav), v.
611".
Wraith, iv. 855"-860".
Wrath of God.—See Angbe of
God.
Wreaths, iv. 337"-340" ; in
birth customs (Gr.), ii. 648".
Greek, ii. 648", iv. 342"-
343".
Wren, i. 532" ; Austrahan, i.
632", European, i. 532",
French, i. 632", hunting, i.
499"", 632", iii. 297", Isle of
Man, i. 532", Japanese, i.
632", Kamtchatkan, i. 532",
Karen, i. 532", omens, i.
532", Pawnee, i. 532".
Wren, Christopher, i. 296"
architecture, i. 719", 721",
spires, i. 721".
Wright, D., on Katmandii, vii.
679", on Nepal, ix. 322", 323".
Wright, H. K., on Chinese sincerity
in worship, xii. 760".
Wright, Lucy (Shaker leader),
iii. 782".
Writing, cup- and ring-markings,
iv. 365", of names, ix. 141"
(Bab.), 153"-154" (Egyp.),
and personification, ix. 788"
(Egyp.).
Weitings, secret (Jew.), i. 598".
Written magic (Egyp.), ix. 153"-
154".
Wroe, John (founder of Christian
Israehtes), xi. 756".
Wrong (Gr.), vii. 849".
Wroth, William (' Apostle of
Wales,' Nonconformist), ix.
392".
Wu (Chin, emperor of Chow
dynasty).—See Wu-WANG.
Wu (Chin, emperor of Han
dynasty), and Buddhism,
viii. 700".