Tonantzin, an Aztec deity, 145 Tongues, the gift of, 93 Tota, a Mexican deity, 151, 167 Totemic animals, the, 161; bond, the, 216 Tree of knowledge, the, 153 Trees, worship of, 150 _sq._ Trinities of heathen religions, 121 Tsuni ǁGoab, a deity of the Hottentots, 75 Tupa, a deity of the Dyaks, 123 Turramulun, an Australian god, 98 Tutelary personal deities, 192 Tzentals, customs of, 221, 222 Ukko, deity of Finns, 78 Umbilical cord, rites respecting, 194 Unconscious cerebration, 54 Unity of human intelligence, 9 Unkululu, deity of the Zulus, 168 Upanishads, teachings of the, 57, 83 Varuna, Sanscrit deity, 79 Vase, symbolism of the, 144 Vatea, a Polynesian deity, 75 Veddahs, the, 26 “Veiled gods” of Etruscans, 165 Vesta, the goddess, 223 Virgins of the Sun, 190 Visual ideas, 130 Votan, hero-god of the Tzentals, 221 Vows taken at birth, 193 _Wakan_, in Dakota, 60, 61; in Quichua, 61 Waking visions, 66 Water, worship of, 144 Will as the source of Force, 47 _sq._ Winds, worship of the, 143 Witches’ Sabbath, the, 185 Woman, her position in Religion, 219 Word, the, in religion, 88 _sq._ World-soul, belief in a, 136 Writing, religious origin of, 241 _Yah_, a sacred interjection, 62 Yahgans, the, 57, 80, 104, 110, 195 Yahve, derivations of, 62, 81 Yetl, a sacred bird, 159 Yoga philosophy, the, 51 Yucatan, culture of, 24, 150 Yurucares, tribe of, 151 Zi, Chaldean term for spirits, 49 Zulus, the, their beliefs, 26, 56, 67, 147, 168 Zuñi Indians, the, 72, 124, 125, 221 _A Selection from the Catalogue of_ G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS [Illustration] Complete Catalogue sent on application AMERICAN LECTURES ON THE HISTORY OF RELIGIONS I. =Rhys-Davids—Buddhism: Its History and Literature.= By T. W. RHYS-DAVIDS, LL.D., Ph.D., Professor of Pali and Buddhist Literature at University College, London. Crown octavo. _Net_, $1.50. “...An admirable handbook of Buddhism, written from a point of view at once scholarly and unprejudiced.”—_St. Paul Pioneer Press._ II. =Brinton—Religions of Primitive Peoples.= By DANIEL G. BRINTON, A.M., M.D., LL.D., Sc.D., Professor of Archæology and Linguistics in the University of Pennsylvania. Crown octavo. _Net_, $1.50. “...No book has yet appeared which brings the religious thought of all races and times within closer range of the modern reader; and to the reader who revels in tracing the psychic history of man, no book can be more welcome.”—_Boston Transcript._ III. =Cheyne—Jewish Religious Life after the Exile.= By Rev. T. K. CHEYNE, M.A., D.D., Oriel Professor of Interpretation of Holy Scripture in the University of Oxford, and formerly Fellow of Balliol College; Canon of Rochester. Crown octavo. _Net_, $1.50.