INDEX TO VOL. XXXII. (1921).
Adder stones, 267.
Africa : dancers not allowed to touch the ground, 258 ; avoid- ance of contact with material objects, 245 ; bride not allowed to touch the ground, 249 ; chiefs carried by attendants, 252 et seq.
America : version of the Lyke Wake, 276.
American civilisation : origin of, 173 et seqq.
Anderson, J. D. : on rain-making in India, 123 et seq.
Animals, supernatural : in Con- nacht, Ireland, 118 et seqq.
Animism : among Buddhists, 79 et seqq.
Aryan settlements : connected with gold, ijo et seqq.
Atalanga Maui, legend of : in Tonga, 49 et seqq.
Australia : avoidance of contact with objects at initiation rites, 246.
Babies, gifts to : in Prince Ed- ward Island, 126.
Baganda tribe : pregnant woman not allowed to touch a man, 250.
Balfour, H. : on Statues in Easter Island, 70 et seqq.
Baluba tribe : initiate not al- lowed to touch the ground, 251.
Bengal, folklore in, 137 et seq.
Bihar and Orissa Research Society, Journal of, 283 et seq.
Bible, the, and Key : charm, in Quebec, 130.
Blacksmith : a household divin- ity, in Burma, 86, 89 et seq.
Blood : flow of, cure for, in Nova Scotia, 124.
Borneo : Dyak tribe, initiation rites, 251.
Bran, the voyage of, 167.
Brand Committee, the, 5 et seq.
Bride : not allowed to touch the ground, 248 et seqq.
British New Guinea : avoidance of contact with ground at initia- tion rites, 247 ; bride not al- lowed to touch the ground, 249.
Brown, R. Grant : on Pre- Buddhistic Religion of the Burmese, 77 et seqq.
Burma : Pre-Buddhistic Religion, in, 77 et seqq.
Buxtor, L. H. D. : review of Cardinall, A. W., The Natives of the Northern Territories of the Gold Coast, 69.
Calendar customs : in Nova
Scotia, 125. Callaway, Dr. H. : Notes on the
Religious Ideas of the Zulu-^,
■zS et seqq. Canada : folklore from, 124 et seqq. Cape Breton: folklore from, 125
et seq. Catalan Folklore Society, the, 58
et seq. Cattle : kneeling at Christmas
and Easter Eve, Prince Edward
Island, 126. Celtic tales of the Isles of the
Blest, 151 et seq. Ceylon : the snake jewel, 265. Changelings : in Connacht, Ire- land, loi et seqq. ; 104 et seqq. Chiefs : not allowed to touch the
ground, 252 ; seated on their
attendants, 253 et seq. Childbirth : use of iron at, 211. Children : superstitions regarding,
Ontario, 128 ; game of, 277
et seqq. China : beliefs regarding gold and
precious stones, i6i et seq. Cholera demon, the : mode of
excluding in Burma, 100. Christian dogma of sacrifice, in
Burma, 88. Christmas : cattle kneeling at,
in Prince Edward Island, 126 ;
Eve, belief regarding, Ontario,
128. Collcott, E. E. : legends from
Tonga, 45 et seqq. Conservatism and plasticity in
culture, 10 et seqq. : in Melan- esia, 20 et seq. Corpse : lights, in Connacht,
Ireland, 11 1 ; preservation of,
in Melanesia, 13.
