IBN BATUTA: travellers' tales, 99; Javan family deputed to die for the Sultan, 99 Images, clay or waxen, as vicarious objects of revenge, 3 India: fire-walking, 286 Indo-China: offering of first-fruits to a god, 267 Ireland: late superstition in, 109; incised patterns on stones, 253 Iruntarinia (evil spirits), inimical through new-born children, 262, 264 Isaacs, Mr., quoted, on Zulu superstitions, 97 Ishtar (goddess), 125, 157, 164, 175, 177, 178, 179 Islamite suggestions of a God to savage races, 11 JASTROW, Professor, on mental prepossession, 80; Babylonian gods, 91; the Tammuz feast, 136, 137; the Zakmuk, 142; the Book of Esther, 162; the Purim, 162; cited, 157, 166, 178, 179; Java: self-slaughter of kings and their substitutes, 99 Jensen, Dr., on the feast of Purim, 150, 151, 152, 159, 162, 164, 165, 166, 172, 173, 176, 177, 179 Jesuits, credited with suggesting the idea of a great spirit to savage races, 23; cited, 42, 45 Jevons, Mr., on taboo, 259, 260, 261, 268 Jewish Passover, the, theory of, 53 Jews: hanging a mock-king at the Purim festival, 78; condemned criminals representing life and death of vegetation, 78 Jinn, the, 91 Johnson, Dr., cited, 263 KALARI (Australian bull-roarer.) 71 Kalk (Kallak): Australian bull-roarer, 71 Kalunga (African god), 237 Kamchatka: religious beliefs, 226 Kamilaroi (Australian tribe): religious beliefs, 28, 29, 31, 43, 66 Karunga (African god), 236, 237 Khonds: human sacrifices, 129 Kibanga (Upper Congo): king killed by sorcerers when dying, 96 Kiehtan (New England god), 20, 21, 38, 39, 90 Kingsley, Miss Mary, cited, 12, 42, 45 Kitchi Manitou (North American Indian great spirit), 18 Kittanitowit (Algonquin great living spirit), 20 Koin (Australian supernatural black man), 27 Kolb (missionary), cited, 232 Kudulu (African tribe): human sacrifices, 129 Kuenen, Professor, cited, 147 Kurnai (Australian tribe), 32; initiate Mr. Howitt in the mysteries, 52, 53; 67