• Adolescence and Religion, 177-8, 181, 276-7.
• Adolescence and Primitive Customs, 178.
• Adolescence and Nervous Disorders, 196-7.
• Adolescence, Social Significance of, 183-5.
• AgapÆ, 152.
• Asceticism, 121, 125, 146, 208-13.
• Asceticism and Purity, 213.
• Asceticism, Influence on Religion, 224-5.
• Augustine, 157.
• Authority, Conflict with Science, viii.

• Baring-Gould, S., 147, 153, 209.
• Baring-Gould, S., on Mysticism and Sexualism, 125, 151.
• Brinton, D. G., on Origin of Religion, 14.
• Bryce, J., 232.
• Buckle, T. H., 256.

• Catherine of Sienna, 85, 129.
• Celibacy, 214-5.
• Celibacy, Results on Morals, 220-3.
• Celibacy, Social Consequences of, 216-9, 220-3.
• Clouston, Sir T. S., on Revivals, 195.
• Clouston, Sir T. S., on the Connection between Sexualism and Religion, 140.
• Conversion, Pathological Nature of, 194.
• Conversion and Adolescence, 32, 176-7, 276.
• Conversion, Theological Notions of, 169-71.
• Conversion, Ages of Converts, 174-5, 194-5.
• Conversion, Statistics of, 173-5.
• Conversion and Imitation, 188.
• Conversion, Social Aspects of, 200.
• Convulsionnaires (The), 239.
• Crowd Psychology, 206.
• Crusades, Character of, 227-9.
• Crusades, Children's, 230.
• Crusades, Consequences of, 232-3.
• Cudworth, R., 259.

• Dalyell, J. G., 257.
• Dancing and Religious Ecstasy, 60-1.
• Dancing Epidemics, 236-40.
• Death, Savage Ideas of, 44.
• Demoniacs, 77.
• Disease, Theory of, amongst Primitive Peoples, 46.
• Disease, Theory of, amongst the Early Christians, 47.
• D'Israeli, I., on Sexualism and Religion, 17, 135.
• Draper, J. W., 231.
• Drugs, their use in the history of Religion, 57.

• Environment, 36, 38.
• Environment, Nature of Primitive, 39.
• Epilepsy, Influence of, in fostering Supernaturalism, 80.
• Symonds, J. A., Experience under Chloroform, 29.

• Theologians, Attitude towards Science, ix.
• Thomas, W. I., 182.
• Tylor, E. B., 1, 49, 54, 55, 71, 182, 193.

• Unclean, Religious Significance of, 100-1.

• Whittaker, T., on the Effects of Opium, 58.
• Williams, A., 250.
• Witchcraft, 27, 243.
  • Pathology of, 246-7.
  • and Christian Church, 244.
  • Bull of Innocent VIII., 248.
  • Extent of Epidemic, 250.
  • and Sir Thomas Browne, 265.
  • and Montaigne, 267.
  • and Sir M. Hale, 266.
  • and John Wesley, 259.
  • and Luther, 253.
  • and Protestantism, 252-3.
  • Scottish, 255-6-7-8, 267.
  • American, 254-5.
  • Children burned for, 251.
  • Description of Trial, 263-6.
  • Legislation in England, 253, 267.
• Witches, Methods of Detection, 260-1.
• Witches, Number killed, 250-1.
• Woman, Christian Church and, 102.
• Woman, why considered religiously unclean, 103.
• Woman, a Source of Spiritual Infection, 99.
• Woman, Influence of Religious Beliefs in determining her Social Position, 102-3, 110-9.
• Woman, Position among Primitive Peoples, 115.
• Wright, T., 251.

The following corrections were made:

• p. 21: extra open quote removed (In what sense)
• p. 24: Dr. W. H. Ireland to Dr. W. W. Ireland (as given by Dr. W. W. Ireland)
• p. 25: Nuremburg to Nuremberg (came from Nuremberg), to match cited text
• p. 46: Crook to Crooke (says Mr. W. Crooke)
• p. 46: Ahmadnager to Ahmadnagar (Mahadeo Kolis of Ahmadnagar)
• p. 57: DeCandolle to De Candolle (says De Candolle)
• p. 58 (Footnote 26): PharmÆcology to Pharmacology (Text-Book of Pharmacology)
• p. 70: Persel to Pernel (St. Pernel for agues), to match cited text
• p. 75: everyone to every one (every one of the senses)
• p. 76: Connolly to Conolly (Dr. Conolly Norman)
• pp. 86 (Footnote 63), and 130 (Footnote 107): Joli to Joly (H. Joly)
• p. 101 (Footnote 76): on to in (Studies in the Psychology of Sex)
• p. 114: is to are (Nor are the substantial facts)
• p. 123 (Footnote 96): Problem to Question (The Sexual Question)
• pp. 125, 128 (Footnote 105), and 287 (Index): Kraft-Ebing to Krafft-Ebing
• p. 127: Loudon to Loudun (Convent of Ursulines of Loudun)
• p. 127 (Footnote 104): of America to in North America (Jesuits in North America)
• p. 128: Alacocque to Alacoque (The blessed Mary Alacoque)
• p. 149 (Footnote 123): Life of St. Paul to Study of St. Paul
• p. 166 (Footnote 140): Churches to Church (Heard's description, Russian Church)
• p. 178: tatooing to tattooing (tattooing forms part of the religious ceremony)
• p. 182 (Footnote 151): missing 4 added in 241 (pp. 241-48)
• p. 209: Brahminism to Brahmanism (Brahmanism has its order of ascetics), to match cited text
• p. 209: missing close quote added (consecrated to Tezcatlipoca.")
• p. 249 (Footnote 188): Enenmoser to Ennemoser (is given by Ennemoser)
• p. 250 (Footnote 190): A. Williams, The Superstition of Witchcraft to H. Williams, The Superstitions of Witchcraft
• p. 251 (Footnote 191): History to Narratives (Narratives of Sorcery and Magic)
• pp. 263, 264: Tacy to Pacy (Elizabeth and Deborah Pacy)
• p. 286 (Index): Ireland, Dr. W. H. to Ireland, Dr. W. W.
• p. 286 (Index): Millman, H. H. to Milman, H. H.

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Although Footnote 81 (originally on p. 104) refers to a "note at the end of this chapter," the "NOTE TO PAGE 104" begins on p. 110, several pages before the chapter ends. This has not been changed.

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