[82]: A person with such diseases, accidents, or sins cannot have the rite of burning his body performed till an offering of atonement has been made, which qualifies him for having his obsequies performed; viz. _Dahon_ or burning (in which case the wife may die with him,) and the _Shraddha_, or _Pinda_. This, however, does not gain such on one admission into bliss, which is only done by the _Sahemaron_, or the wife's dying with him. [83]: Bap. Period. Accounts, vol. i. No. 6, p. 473-476. [84]: Bapt. Period. Accounts, No. xvii. p. 324. [85]: Cordiner's Description of Ceylon, vol. ii. p. 16. [86]: History of Sumatra, 4to. 1811, p. 257, 381, 382. [87]: Vogel, p. 649. Voyages des Hollandois, i. 349. [88]: Turnbull's Voyage round the World, p. 6. [89]: Turnbull, p. 11. [90]: Malcolm's History of Persia, vol. ii. p. 333, 434, 455, 4to. 1815. [91]: Sale's Koran, vol. ii. p. 79, _n_. and 472, _n_. [92]: Malcolm's History of Persia, vol. i. p. 173, _n_. [93]: Dampier, ii. p. 6. 86. Forster's Voyage, i. p. 212. ii. p. 71. Meiners, vol. i. p. 80. [94]: Arvieux, i. p. 229, 230. Meiners, vol. i. p. 96. [95]: Lewis and Clark's Travels up the Missouri, p. 33, 34. 4to. 1814. [96]: Seventh Report of the British and Foreign Bible Society, 1811, p. 59. [97]: Some Account of New Zealand, 1807, p. 13. [98]: Maggil's Account of Tunis, p. 92. [99]: Jackson's Account of the Empire of Morocco, 4to, 1809, p. 152. [100]: Brown's Travels in Africa, &c. 2d ed. 4to. 1806, p. 335, 339. [101]: Park's Travels in the Interior Districts of Africa, Sic. 4to. 1799, p. 39. [102]: Durand's Voyage to Senegal, p. 104, 105. [103]: Park's Travels, p. 157. [104]: Park's Travels, p. 226, 267. [105]: Park's Travels p. 347. [106]: Barrow's Travels in Southern Africa, second edit. 1806, vol. i. p. 159. [107]: Barrow's Travels, vol. i. p. 206. [108]: Dampier, ii. p. 86. [109]: Des Marchais, ii. p. 178. [110]: Labat, ii. p. 299. Adanson, p. 32. Oldendorp, i. p. 376. [111]: Meiners, i. p. 52--54. [112]: Cavazzi, ii. p. 123. Meiners, i. p. 59, 69. See also Rees's Cyclopædie, and Encyclop. Brit, under the word's _Ansiko, Anthropophagi, Batta_. Marsden's Hist, of Sumatra, 3d ed. 4to. 1811, p. 390-395, & 463. [113]: This subject has been already more than once remarked upon this work. See vol. i. p. 21 and 255. [114]: Paley's Mor. Philos. vol. i. p. 3. ch. vi. & vii. [115]: Plutarch in Rom. I. p. 123. Livy II. p. 13, 40. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Female Scripture Biographies, Vol. II, by Francis Augustus Cox