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A.

  • Acosta, JosÉ, cited on sacrifices of Indian corn 525
  • Alarcon, quoted on Indian customs 491, 494, 511
    • quoted on Indian sacred cords 555
  • Albinos, not medicine-men among the Apaches 460
  • Alegre, Francisco J., cited on Indian remedies 472
    • cited on ceremonial scratching among Indians 492
  • Amulets of the Apache 587-91
  • Arriaga, JosÉ de, cited on Indian medicine-men 594
  • Ashes, use of, in religious formalities 536
  • Asylum, right of, among Apache and other Indians 453-454

B.

  • Backus, E., quoted on magic powder of Indians 513
  • Baker, Frank, cited on "hand of glory" 486
  • Baker, Samuel, cited on African customs 489
  • Baking, origin of 542
  • Balboa, Vasco NuÑez, cited on Indian medicine-men 467
    • cited on Peruvian festival 527
  • Bancroft, H. H., cited on Indian medicine-men 457, 511
    • cited on mutilation by Indians 483
    • cited on scratching, by Indians 491
    • cited on Indian cakes 524
    • cited on Indian use of feathers 534, 535
  • Barcia, Gabriel de Cardenas, cited on sacred meal of Indians 512
    • quoted on magic powder of Indians 549
  • Bean, aversion to, by Egyptians and Abyssinians 517
  • Beans, string of, used as signal by Tecumseh 555
  • Benzoni, Girolamo, cited on Indian medicine-men 461
  • Black, William G., cited on magic knots and cords 570, 572, 573, 575, 576, 577, 579, 580
  • Blankets, blessed, used at ZuÑi feasts 526
  • Bledos, meaning of the term 522
  • Blindness among Indian medicine-men 470
  • Blount, Thomas, cited on symbolic use of meal 513, 514
  • Bock, Carl, cited on Borneo water vessels 494
  • Bollaert, William, cited on emeralds of Peruvians 590
  • Brand, John, cited on bell-ringing 465
  • Brasseur de Bourbourg, cited on Indian medicine-men 466
    • cited on origin of labrets 498
    • cited on tzoalli 523
  • Bread, sacred 541-547
  • Brinton, Daniel G., cited on Indian medicine-men 457, 480, 532
    • cited on Peruvian quipu 562
    • cited on chalchihuitl among Mexicans 590
    • quoted on influence of Indian medicine-men 593, 594
  • Bruce, James, quoted on Abyssinian hair dressing 492
  • Bull-roarer, use of among Indians 476-479
  • Buns, hot cross, of Good Friday 544-545
  • Burton, Robert, cited on magic cords and girdles 568, 569, 575
    • cited on exorcism 584

C.

  • Cakes, sacred 518, 541-547
  • Cameron, V. Lovett, cited on African customs 494, 514, 515
  • CastaÑeda, cited on Indian bread 522
  • Castration of Indian priests and medicine-men 454
  • Catlin, George, cited on Indian medicine-men 463
    • cited on Indian wigs 475
  • Chalchihuitl, an Indian amulet 588-591
  • Christmas foods 547
  • Clavigero, Francisco S., cited on Indian labret 497
    • cited on Indian mats of reeds 527-528
    • cited on Indian food 523
  • Clay-eating 537-540
  • Coleman, Charles, cited on Hindu powders 515
    • cited on sacred cords 565
  • Columbus, Christopher, quoted on magic powder of Indians 513
  • Commerce between "Buffalo" Indians and Pueblos 529, 530
  • Confessions of patient to Indian medicine-men 465, 466
  • Corbusier, Wm. F., quoted on galena among the Indians 549
    • cited on use of pollen by Indians 505
    • cited on Indian medicine-men 460
    • cited on Indian wigs 474
  • Cord of St. Francis, the 556-557
  • Cords, used in casting lots 558-559
    • magic wind, of the Lapps 560-561
    • mnemonic 561-563
    • sacred, of the Parsis and Brahmins 563-567
    • Mahometan belief concerning 566
    • measuring 572-573
    • sacred, ophic origin of 574
    • formerly used in binding prisoners 574-575
    • unclassified superstitions concerning 576-580
    • superstitions concerning 553-580
  • Countercharms to Indian "medicine" 459-460
  • Coxe, William, quoted on Indian magic powder 548
  • Crantz, David, cited on scratching among Eskimo 491
  • CrispellÆ 541
  • Cross, place of the, in Indian symbolism 479-480
  • Cushing, F. H., cited on ZuÑi water-vessels 494
    • cited on ZuÑi Indians 452
    • cited on ZuÑi drinking tubes 494

D.

  • Dall, William H., cited on Eskimo labrets 496
  • Davis, John, cited on Pueblo rebellion 555
  • Diaz, Bernal, cited on Indian medicine-women 469
    • cited on chalchihuitl among the Mexicans 591, 592
  • Diaz, Melchior, cited on Indian wig-making 475
  • Disease, method of treating by Indian medicine-men 462-468
  • Divination with grains and seeds 454-532, 533
  • Dobrizhoffer, Father, quoted on Abipones medicine-men 459-463
  • Dorman, Rushton M., cited on Peruvian priests 456
  • Dorsey, J. Owen, cited on Siouan medicine 452
  • Down of birds in ceremonial observances 533-535
  • Drinking reed and tubes, use of among Indians 493-498
  • Drinks and drugs used by Indian medicine-men 454, 455-456
  • Du Halde, P., cited on cords worn by Lamas 561
  • Dupuis, cited on castration of priests of Cybele 454
  • Duran, Diego, cited on Mexican priests 454, 456, 464
    • cited on Indian drinking tubes 495, 496
    • cited on sacred meal of Indians 510
    • cited on Indian idol of dough 524, 525, 529
    • quoted on clay eating by Mexicans 538
    • cited on cords among Mexicans 558
    • cited on Mexican headdress 582
  • Dust from churches, superstitions concerning 537

E.

  • Earth eating 537-540
  • Emerson, Mrs. Ellen Russell, cited on Indian customs 490, 495
  • Epileptic and insane, how regarded by Apache 460-461
  • EtmÜller, Michael, quoted on girdles and cords 571, 572

F.

  • "Far," radical of "farina," etc. 545-546
  • Feathers, use of, in ceremonial observances 533-535
    • use of, in medicine hat 582
  • Fernandez, Alonso, quoted on sacrificial bread of Pueblos 545
  • Forlong, J. G. R., quoted on manna 517
  • Fosbrooke, Thomas D., quoted on use of rushes at Easter 528
    • cited on symbolic use of ashes 536
  • Franklin, Sir John, cited on earth-eating by Eskimo 539
  • Frazer, J. G., cited on Indian customs 485
  • Frommann, J. C., on magic knots 569

G.

  • Galena, powdered, ceremonial use of, by Indians 548-549
    • pieces of, used in sacrifices 549
  • Gibberish always used by Indian medicine-men 464
  • Girdles, superstitions concerning 557-558, 570-572, 577
    • use of, in parturition 570-571
    • of human skin 571
  • Gomara cited on Indian medicine-men 459, 463, 464, 470, 472, 512
    • cited on Indian medicine-women 469
    • cited on Indian necklaces 488
    • cited on Indian cakes 526
    • cited on Indian mats 527
    • cited on clay-eating by Indians 538, 539
    • cited on chalchihuitl among Mexicans 590
  • Gonzales de Mendoza quoted on Indians throwing meal 510
  • Graffenreid, Baron de, cited on magic powder of Indians 512
  • Grimm, Jacob, cited on ancient German superstitions 487, 491, 541, 559, 561, 568, 570, 573
  • Grossman, Capt., cited on Apache purification 475

H.

  • Harris, W. Cornwallis, quoted on magic cords 574-575
  • Hawkins, ——, cited on scratching among Indians 491
  • Hair and wigs, use of, by Indian medicine-men 474-475
  • "Hand of glory," superstitions concerning 486
  • Hangman's rope, superstitions concerning 574, 575
  • Headdresses of Indian gods 582
    • of Apache medicine-men 584
  • Heath, Perry S., cited on use of down at Russian weddings 535
    • cited on Russian cakes 542
    • cited on Russian kostia 547
  • Hereditary priesthood among Indians 455-456
  • Herodotus, cited on Egyptian priests 454
  • Herrera, Antonio, quoted on Indian medicine-men 459, 461, 463, 472, 475, 553
    • quoted on Indian medicine-women 469
    • quoted on cross among Indians 480
    • quoted on Indian labrets 497
    • quoted on sacred meal of Indians 510
    • quoted on "powder of grass" 519
    • cited on Indian cakes 527
    • quoted on cords among Indians 558, 559, 574
    • cited on Indian headdress 582
  • Higgins, Godfrey, cited on hierophants of Athens 454
    • cited on Hindu powders 516
    • cited on use of flour in sacrifice 517
    • cited on use of pollen by the ancients 532
    • cited on girdles 557
  • Hind, Henry Youle, cited on Indian medicine-men 464, 513
    • cited on finger necklace 483
    • cited on Indian powder 513
  • Hoddentin, employment of, by the Apache 499-507
    • bags for carrying 500
    • offered to sun, moon, etc. 501-502
    • employment in corn culture 502
    • employment in sickness 502-505
    • employment as an amulet 503-506
    • a prehistoric food 518
    • the yiauhtli of the Aztecs 521-522
    • analogues of 530-532
  • Hoffman, W. J., cited on Ojibwa medicine 452, 511
  • Hutchinson, consul, cited on African magic powders 515

I.

  • Impotence, self-induced in Indian medicine-men 454
  • Indian corn, sacrifice of 525
  • Insanity, how regarded in Apache "medicine" 460
  • Izze-kloth of the Apache 550-558
  • Izze-kloth, analogues of other people 558

J.

  • James, Edwin, cited on Indian sacrifices 526
  • Jus primÆ noctis claimed by Indian medicine-men 461

K.

  • Kalm, quoted on use of roots of rushes by Indians 520, 521
  • Kan or Apache gods 581-582
  • Kane, Paul, cited on scratching by Indians 491
  • Kelly, Fanny, cited on Sioux medicine-men 453
    • quoted on Sioux games with bones 486
  • Kennan, Geo., quoted on use of roots by Siberians 521
  • Kingsborough, Edward, quoted on Indian medical practice 594
  • Knots, magic wind, of the Lapps 560-561
  • Kohl, J. G., cited on mutilation by Indians 483, 484
  • Kolben, Peter, cited on Hottentot customs 485, 536
  • Kraskenninikoff, cited on Eskimo remedies 472, 473
  • Kunque, use of by the Apache and Pueblo 508-511
    • analogy of to flour in Spanish carnival 509-510

L.

  • Labrets, tubes used for, by Indians 497-498
  • Lafitau, Joseph FranÇois, cited on sacred powder of Indians 512
  • La FlÈche, Francis, cited on Indian ghost food 527
  • La Salle, Robert C., quoted on use of corn by Indians in burials 513
  • Lea, Henry Charles, cited on sacred cords 567
  • Le Clerq, Chrestien, quoted on cross as an Indian symbol 480
  • Lucky days and seasons 461
  • Lycanthropy, power of, claimed by Indian medicine-men 458-459

M.

  • Malte-Brun, cited on earth-eating by Siberians 539
  • Mason, Otis T., cited on superstition connected with scratching 493
  • Maurice, Thomas, cited on sacred cords 566
  • Meal, sacred, use of, by Apache and Pueblo 508-511
  • Measuring cords 572-573
  • Meat, sacred, of the ZuÑis 545
  • Medicine cord of the Apache 550-558
  • Medicine hat of the Apache 502-503, 580-581
    • symbolism of 582
  • Medicine-men of the Indians, who may be 451-457
  • Medicine-women of the Indians 468-469
  • Medidas 572
  • Mendieta, Geronimo, cited on Indian medicine-women 469
    • quoted on Indian idols of flour or seeds 526
    • quoted on Indian divination with corn 533
  • Metamorphosis, power of, claimed by Indian medicine-men 458-459
  • Montesinos, Fernando, cited on Peruvian sacred flour 511
  • Montfaucon, Bernard de, cited on girdles of Saliens 559
  • Mud, plastering the head with, by Indians 475-476
  • MÜller, Max, cited on scratching among the Parsi 493
    • cited on parched grain among the Hindus 546
    • cited on Hindu drinking custom 496
    • cited on sacred cords of Hindus 563, 567
  • Music, use of, by Indian medicine-men 465

N.

  • Name of an American Indian not to be divulged by himself 461
  • Necklaces, of human fingers 480-487

P.

  • Painting in Apache ceremonies 583
  • Pancakes, superstitions concerning 541, 542, 543
  • Parkman, Francis, cited on Indian medicine-men 455, 459, 475
  • Parturition, use of cords and knots in 570-572
  • Payment of Indian medicine-men 467-468
  • Pennant, Thomas, quoted on magic knots 569, 578
  • Perrot, Nicolas, quoted on magic powder of Indians 514
  • Pettit, Lieut., cited on Indian medicine-men 473
  • Phylacteries of the Apache 591-592
  • Picart, Bernard, cited on Indian medicine-men 457, 512
    • cited on Indian necklaces 488
    • cited on Indian drinking tubes 495
    • cited on Indian labrets 498
    • cited on sacred powders of Hindus 516
    • cited on reeds among the Romans 528
    • quoted on hair powder 535
    • quoted on cords 556-557, 558, 559, 561, 563, 564, 576
    • cited on Arab divination 584
  • Pimentel, Francisco, quoted on Indian medicine-men 593
  • Pliny, Caius, cited on Roman superstitions 486, 487, 568, 570, 572, 574, 575, 578, 579
  • Pollen, use of by Israelites and Egyptians 517-518
    • use of among Hindus and Romans 532
  • Polo, Marco, cited on cords worn by Brahmans 563
  • Porter, J. Hampden, cited on ceremonial scratching among Indians 492
  • Powder, sacred, use of, by various peoples 513-517
  • Powder of grass and straw used as food 519-520
    • sacred, general use of, among Indians 528-529
    • hair, use by Indians 535-536
  • Prehistoric foods used in covenant 540-541
    • sacrificed by Romans 545
  • Purchas, Samuel, quoted on Indian "mud-heads" 476

Q.

  • Quipu of the Peruvians 553

R.

  • Rain-making one of the powers ascribed to Indian medicine-men 455-456
  • Rebellion of the Pueblos 555
  • Reeds or rushes, superstitious uses of 527-528
  • Remedies of the Indian medicine-men 471-474
  • Rhombus, or bull-roarer, use of, among Indians 476-479
  • Richardson, Sir John, cited on Indian medicine-women 469
  • Rockhill, W. W., cited on flour-throwing by Tibetans 516
  • Rosary, origin of 554
    • used as a mnemonic cord 561

S.

  • Sage, seeds and roots of, used in tzoalli 526-527
  • Sahagun cited on Aztec customs 464, 486, 495, 518, 523, 528, 538, 559, 521
  • Salverte, Eusebe, cited on Indian medicine-men 458, 464
    • cited on Roman covenant bread 540
    • cited on amulets 578
  • Sashes, medicine, of the Apache 593
  • Scalp shirts in Indian "medicine" 476
  • Schultze, Fritz, cited on Indian medicine-men and women 470, 471
  • Schweinfurth, Georg A., cited on African customs 488, 560
  • Scott, Walter, cited on lycanthropy 459
    • quoted on lightning-riven wood 587
  • Scratch stick, employment of, among uncivilized peoples 490-493
    • not used for combs 491
    • origin of 492
  • Shirts of scalps in Indian "medicine" 476
  • Shirts, medicine, of the Apache 593
  • Simon, Padre, quoted on Indian idolatry 594
  • Simpson, John, cited on use of magic powder by Indians 509
  • Smith, John, cited on sacred meal of Indians 511, 512
  • Smyth, Brough, cited on Australian aboriginal customs 485, 535, 537, 540, 574
  • Snake-killing, prohibition of, by Indian medicine-men 470
  • Soul cakes 546
  • Speke, John H., cited on African customs 488, 494, 514, 515, 560
  • Spencer, Charles, cited on Indian medicine-men 458
  • Spencer, Herbert, cited on Indian medicine-men 455, 457, 458, 459, 461, 467, 468, 472
    • cited on ancient German priests 463
    • cited on Indian customs 492
  • Spirit dance of the Apache 582-584, 585-586
  • Stanley, Henry M., quoted on African amulets 485, 560
    • cited on African customs 515, 575
  • Stolen property, power to recover claimed by Indian medicine-men 461
  • Strutt, Joseph, quoted on magic cakes 547
  • Stuart, King James, quoted on magic knots 569
  • Sweat bath, a necessary part of Indian medicine 455

T.

  • Talismans of the Apache 587-590
  • Tanner, John, cited on Indian sacks of human skin 484
    • cited on scratching by Indians 490
    • cited on Indian powders 513
    • cited on Indian headdress 555, 556
  • Theal, Geo. M., quoted on rhombus among Kaffirs 479
  • Torquemada, Juan de, quoted on Aztec customs 522, 523, 524, 525
    • cited on Indian headdresses 582
  • Tule or flag, roots used as food 520-521
  • Tylor, E. B., cited on Indian medicine-men 458
    • cited on bull-roarer 478
  • Tzi-daltai of the Apaches 587
  • Tzoalli, cakes of, used in Indian sacrifices 523-528

U.

V.

  • Vaca, Cabeza de, cited on Mexican customs 455
    • cited on Floridian medicine-men 470, 472
    • cited on clay-eating by Indians 538
    • quoted on galena among the Indians 548
  • Vetancurt, Augustin de, quoted on Aztec customs 522
    • cited on Apache commerce 530
  • VillagrÁ, quoted on throwing meal by Indians 510
  • Vining, Edward P., cited on mnemonic knots of Japanese 562

W.

  • Wheat, origin of 542
  • Whipple, A. W., cited on Indian commerce 530
  • Whitney, W. Norton, cited on Japanese "medicine" 531
  • Wigs, use of by Indian medicine-men 474-475
  • Winstanley, W., cited on cords worn by Abyssinians 560
  • Wounds by wild beasts a qualification for Indian priesthood 457-458

X.

  • Ximenez, Francisco, cited on myths of Guatemala 528
    • Francisco, quoted on divination by Guatemalan Indians 533
    • Francisco, quoted on chalchihuitl among the Mexicans 590

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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