Index.
483
Kingsley, Mary H., obituary of, by
L. T. Smith, 348-50 Kirkcudbrightshire, see Eorgue ; and
Rerrick Kite as child-bringer, Bohemia, 235 Kitten, see Cat Klaus customs, 262-3 Kleinere Schrifteii^ vol. i., Zur
Mdrche7iforschiing, by R. Kohler,
reviewed by A. Nutt, 104 Knife, cure for epilepsy, Dorset, 112;
on hob, charm for easy death,
Wiltshire, 345 Kokos, see Lilith Kol girls (India), seasonal dances of,
26 Komti marriage customs, 219 Korean Beliefs, by J. S. Gale, 325-
32 ; stoning custom, Seoul, 19 Krankheit im Volksglanben des Sim-
vienihals. Die, by Dr. H. Zahler,
reviewed, 201-2 Krishna, The Legends of, by W.
Crooke, 1-38 Kumaon, stone-throwing rites, 19
Ladybird, as child-bringer, Germany,
235 ; not to be killed, 239 ; taken
for luck, June 25th, 255 Lake spirits and dragons, Korea,
331-2 Lakes, tribal deities of Thompson
Indians, British Columbia, 398 Lamb, see Sheep Lambros, in Syriac charm, 15 1 I>ancashire : {see also Great Crosby) ;
birth customs, 106 ; first foot, 220 ;
cockroach respected, 240 ; dog dies
with owner, 237 Lang, A., on Pre-animistic Religion,
318-9 Languedoc, wagtail respected, 242 Lapps, consult black cat, as ancestor,
244 ; as Northern *' wise women,"
298 Lark, tabooed, N.E. Scotland, 242 Launch of Nile dahabia, sacrifice of
sheep on, 393-4 Laurel Girl, The, Greek folktale,
339-4f> Laurentius, King, in Greek charm,
146 Lautenthal, stagbeetle struck at blind- fold, 254 Law, L. A., Battle of Waterloo
Fought in England, 458 ; Death
and Burial Customs in Wiltshire, 344-7
Lawmen, England and Sweden, 282
Le Charme, robin killed, Candlemas, 256 .
Lechrain, crow respected, 240 ; raven respected, 241 ; toad transfixed and hung in stable, 255
Lecture committee, work of, 48
Legends of Krishna, The, by W. Crooke, 1-38
Leicestershire, see Eye Kettleby ; and Leicester
Leicester, hare hunted, Easter, 250
Leire in Seeland, sanctuary at, 83
Leland, C. G., Inscription on Roman Lamp, 323-4
Lelbach, squirrel hunted, Ascension- tide, 251
Leper's Island, magic arrows, 179
Lesbos, folktales from, W. R. Paton, 1 13-9, 333-44
Lewis, island of: (j-^^ a/ju Duneistein ; and Holm) ; fairies delve land in return for sheaves, 44 1 -2 ; " Finlay People," euphemism for fairies, 442 ; fire carried sunwise round cow &c. found dead, 447 ; king's evil cured by touch of seventh son, 448 ; nicknames given to unbaptized children, 444 ; time of day selected to start sowing, 440 ; wells with curious qualities, 446
Liepa Kirmess, goat thrown from edifice, 257
Life Index, The, by F. Y. P., 436 ; animals as, 236-7
Lightning, meteorite protects against, Bijapur, 36
Lilith, child-injuring demon, 148-9, 151, 153, 156-7
Lilitha, in Syriac charm, 151
Lille, ducks and rabbits sacrificed, 253
Lincolnshire: {see also C2S.%.\.qx\ Louth; and Stamford) ; flies &c. said to be eaten locally, 259 ; nails found in skull, 106
Linda, crow hung in cowhouse to avert witchcraft, 255
Lion, Gawain's fight with, 415 ; in Greek folktale, 113, 115
Lippe, harvest feast, 260
LiteraHira Kultume-historickd a eth7iografickd, 1897-8, by C. Zibrt, reviewed, 204
