T. _Tarciboya_ Serpent, 106 _Tapayaxin_ Serpent, 121 _Taraguira_, 121 _Taraquico Aycuraba_ Serpent, 122 _Tapayaxin_ Serpent, 137 _Tapayaxin_ Serpent, the Friend of Man, 137 _Tamacolin_ Serpent, of the Toad kind, 138 _Tame_ and tractable Serpent, 140 _Tarantula_, (the Figure, Plate 7,) its Poison and Cure by Musick; the Manner how, 151 to 155 _Teuthlacokauqui_ in _Mexico_, call’d the Fortress of the Serpents, describ’d, 100 _Tetzawhcoatl_ Serpent, 104 _Terpomongo_ Serpent, 111 —— —— a Symbol of Friendship, _ibid._ _Tejuguacu_, 121 _Tejunhana_ Serpent, 122 _Tetzaucoatl_, or the rare Serpent, 139 _Teraphim_, explain’d, 202 _Tleoa_, or _Tetloa_ Serpent, 140 —— an Inhabitant of the Mountains, 141 _Toads_, as large as Cats and Dogs, 138 _Tzicatlinan_ Serpent, 132 —— —— the Darling of the Ladies, _ibid._ V. _Vegetation_, none without Air, 3 _Vegetables_, sleep in Winter, 7, 8 —— worshipped, 212 _Vectis_, 131 _Vipers_, different from the Snake, 52 —— a Battle betwixt one and a Magpye, 52 —— Battle betwixt one and a Dog, 53 —— don’t eat after they are taken, 53 _Vipera Indica Tricolor Major_, 112 _Vipera Zelanica Minor, Maculis eleganter Variegata_, 112 _Unison_, its Wonders, 160, 1 W. _Wasps_, (the Figure, Plate 7,) describ’d, 148 _Wepelon_ Serpent, 115 _Woman_ with two Horns, 54 _Women_ warlike, 129 —— the hard Condition of their Marriage, _ibid._ _Words_, their Efficacy, Instance of it in _Cæsar_, 63, 4 _Worms_, Instances of Execution by them, 134, 5 _Worship_ of hurtful Creatures, why, 233 —— of different Animals in _Egypt_, the Reasons, 234 Y. _Yellow_ Snake, 130 _F I N I S._ [Illustration] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ● Transcriber’s Notes: ○ There are several index entries that have no page reference attached to them. ○ There is a missing footnote here. ○ These corrections have been made to this text when the target could be unambiguously identified. ○ The heirarchy of the different divisions (Part, Section, Chapter) is not clear. They have been marked up to (more or less) match their text attributes in the book. ○ Missing or obscured punctuation was silently corrected. ○ Typographical errors were silently corrected. ○ Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation were made consistent only when a predominant form was found in this book. ○ Text that: was in italics is enclosed by underscores (_italics_). ○ The use of a caret (^) before a letter, or letters, shows that the following letter or letters was intended to be a superscript, as in S^t Bartholomew or 10^{th} Century.