[291] This is further set forth in Rostock, _Das Religionswesen der rohesten Naturvölker_, p. 145, sq.; and Curr, _The Australian Race_, vol. i., pp. 51-54. [292] Klemm, _Culturgeschichte_, Bd. ii., s. 309. [293] Walthouse, in _Jour. Anthrop. Soc._, vol. xiv., p. 189. [294] The _amok_ of the Malays, the _mali-mali_ of the Tagalese, etc., is a maniacal religious psychosis in which the subject will rush violently through a street, killing or wounding any one he meets. See Dr. Rasch’s discussion of it in _Centralblatt für Anthropologie_, vol. i., p. 54, who considers it a “suggestive influence.” Similar examples are common among American Indians. [295] Arnobius, _Adversus Gentes_, bk. ii., cap. 62. [296] _Worship of the Romans_, p. 211. This was, of course, but one side of it, though usually the most important. [297] Professor Lazarus observes: “In der Religion zeigt sich der ganze Mensch” (_Zeitschrift für Völkerpsychologie_, Bd. i., s. 47). That is, that the individual in no other condition of mind realises and reveals his full personality so completely as in that which is created by the religious sentiment. [298] _Judaism and Christianity_, pp. 5-7. [299] The literature relating to these august characters in American legendary literature is presented in my _American Hero-Myths_, _passim;_ also, _Myths of the New World_, pp. 336, 337. [300] _Ancient Egyptian Religion_, Introduction. THE END. INDEX OF AUTHORITIES. Achelis, Th., 134, 194, 195 Adair, J., 98, 226 Andree, R., 96, 126, 184, 197 Andrian, von, 155 Arnobius, 71, 100, 147, 166, 246 Augustine, St., 29 Bain, A., 233 Balboa, M. C., 190 Bastian, A., 9, 134 Bautista, J., 241 Bergen, Fanny D., 139 Bertonio, L., 67 Bleek, W. H., 57, 113, 144, 205 Bonavia, E., 152 Boscana, Y. de, 226 Bourke, J. G., 32 Brincker, H., 142 Broca, P., 46 Bruno, G., 136 Buchmann, Prof., 8 Bucke, M., 52 Buckle, 81 Calloway, Bishop, 31, 52, 57, 66, 82, 93, 147, 169 Castren, A., 14, 78, 83, 218 Chapman, J., 245 Charlevoix, P., 170, 195 Cicero, M. T., 180 Clark, W. P., 14, 70, 72, 76, 103, 181, 205, 213 Clodd, E., 21 Codrington, R. H., 63, 131 Cogolludo, P., 175, 195 Coleridge, S. T., 171 Comte, A., 133 Conant, L. L., 122 Coréal, F., 208 Cuoq, M., 20, 93 Curr, E. M., 13, 57, 58, 65, 90, 140, 174 Cushing, F. H., 125, 221 Dalton, E. F., 89, 137, 160, 230 Darwin, Ch., 36, 49, 110, 234 Davis, T. Rhys, 28 Disraeli, B., 87 Dolbear, Prof., 85 Dorsey, J. O., 136, 152, 193 Dyer, L., 62 Egede, P., 143 Ende, Van, M., 87, 136 Ephrem, Saint, 51, 100, 125 d’Estrey, M., 161 Evans, Arthur J., 209 Fechner, 153 Fenton, 210 Fewkes, J. W., 39 Fletcher, Alice, 60, 152 Flügel, Dr., 14 Fornander, A., 63, 77, 126 Frazer, J. G., 21, 108, 117, 151, 191 Freihold, F., 74, 175 Friedmann, Dr., 14 Garcia, G. de, 148