Early belief in mutual danger of mankind, 24 Eguilles, Marquis d’, and Kanaka relationship names, 137 Egypt, royal intermarriage, 1, 262 Egyptian totemic myths, 201 Endogamy, meaning of, 12 English village sobriquets, 173, 295 Erman, Adolf, on Yakut avoidance, 275 Euahlayi, the, 29; Mrs. Langloh Parker on the, 186 n; myth, 66 Evolution of primal law of avoidance, Mr. Atkinson on the, 210 Exchange, commercial, among Australian tribes, 6 Exogamy, meaning of the term, 10; anterior to totems, opinions on, 17; Mr. McLennan’s theory, 21; Mr. Crawley’s theory, 23; Dr. Westermarck’s theory, 33; Mr. Morgan’s theory, 33; the author’s theory, 34; the result of evolution, 53; Mr. Frazer’s earlier ideas on, 57; objections to, 59; his later theory, 62; advantages of the system now proposed, 63; ignored by theorists on group totemism, 160; Mr. Atkinson on origin of, 212, 238; earlier view quoted, 212 Exogamy among the Arunta, 61 Exogamy and totemism, Mr. Taylor’s view, 17 Exogamy, local, origin of, 31 Family, the, its antiquity, 1; secured by dread of aberrations, 1; laws and customs vary, 1; uncivilised races and prohibited marriages, 2; present-day institutions no guide to prehistoric customs, 2; conjectures as to primitive state, 4; patriarchal family the original social unit, 7; descent counted through the maternal line, 8, 21; suggestions as to early promiscuity, 9; promiscuity prevented by sexual jealousy, 9; totemism, 14; family group or ‘fire circle,’ 14, 17; exogamous tendencies, 17; Mr. Crawley on the effect of jealousy, 19; matriarchal theory, 20; Mr. McLennan’s theory of family exogamy, 21; Mr. Crawley’s theory, 23 Father--and--daughter avoidance, Veddah, 274 Father-in-law and daughter-in-law, customs concerning, 272, 275 Father-in-law avoidance, Mr. Atkinson on, 263, 277 Female infanticide in first stages of society, 21 Fijian ‘totem gods,’ 137 Fison, Mr., on Kamilaroi marriage laws, 28; and the class system in Australia, 37; on Australian tribal division, 42; controverted by the author, 43; on the origin of totems, 45; on the change of totems, 48; on the origin of exogamy, 65, 97; his suggestion of Divine intervention, 91; on terms of relationship, 95; quotes Mr. Lance on communal marriage, 106 Fison and Howitt, Messrs., on totemism, 16; their theories insufficient, 51; hypothesis as to Greek totemism, 203 Fletcher, Miss Alice, on totem origin, 151; on Omaha magical societies, 198 Folk-lore illustrative of totem group names, 169 France, miniature palæolithic bull-roarers found in, 5 Frazer, Mr., bibliography of the bull-roarer, 5; regards the Arunta as primitive, 20, 68;