[351] Wilkinson’s _Anc. Egypt._, III., 109; 410; Kenrick’s _Anc. Egypt._, I., 373. See Herodotus, _Hist._, II., 47. [352] _Hist._, II., 61. [353] See references to this custom at page 85 ff., _supra_. [354] See Wilkinson’s _Anc. Egypt._, III., 404-406. [355] Renouf’s _The Relig. of Anc. Egypt_, pp. 138-147. [356] See _Rec. of Past_, X., 79-134. [357] See page 102 f., _supra_. [358] “Man doth not live by bread only, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of the Lord doth man live.” (Deut. 8 : 3. See, also, Matt. 4 : 4; Job 23 : 12; John 4 : 34.) [359] See John 8 : 31, 32; 16 : 13; 17 : 19. [360] See Réville’s _Native Relig. of Mex. and Peru_, pp. 63, 163; Cory’s _Anc. Frag._, p. 5; Dubois’s _Des. Man. and Cust. of India_, Part II., chap. 31; Tylor’s _Prim. Cult._, II., 278 ff.; Dorman’s _Orig. of Prim. Supers._, p. 150; Andersson’s _Lake Ngami_, p. 220. [361] Bancroft’s _Native Races_, V., 547 f. [362] Monier Williams’s _Hinduism_, p. 60. [363] Bancroft’s _Native Races_, V., 548. [364] Bancroft’s _Native Races_, II., 710. [365] Mendieta’s _Hist. Eccles. Ind._, p. 108 f.; cited in Spencer’s _Des. Soc._, II., 20. [366] Acosta’s _Hist. Nat. Mor. Ind._, Bk. V., chap. 27, cited in Spencer’s _Des. Soc._, II., 26. [367] Herrera’s _Gen. Hist. of America_, II., 379; cited in Dorman’s _Orig. of Prim. Supers._, p. 152 f. [368] Acosta’s _Hist. Nat. Mor. Ind._, Bk. V., chap. 23; cited in Prescott’s _Conquest of Peru_, I., 108, note. [369] Herrera’s _Gen. Hist._, III., 207 f.; cited in Spencer’s _Des. Soc._, II., 20. [370] Spencer’s _Des. Soc._, II., 20. See also Southey’s _Hist. of Brazil_, II., 370. [371] _Contra Apionem_, II., 7. [372] See pages 105 f., 132, _supra_. [373] See Clark’s _Indian Sign Language_, s. v., “Feast.” [374] “Should he fail [to eat his portion], the host would be outraged, the community shocked, and the spirits roused to vengeance. Disaster would befall the nation--death, perhaps, the individual.” “A feaster unable to do his full part, might, if he could, hire another to aid him; otherwise he must remain in his place till the work was done.” (Parkman’s _Jesuits in No. Am._, p. xxxviii.) [375] “At some feasts guests are permitted to take home some small portions for their children as sacred food, especially good for them because it came from a feast.” (Clark’s _Ind. Sign Lang._, p. 168.) [376] Edkins’s _Relig. in China_, p. 22, note. [377] See pages 159, 168, 172, _supra_. [378] Réville’s _Native Relig. of Mex. and Peru_, p. 183. [379] _Ibid._, p. 76. [380] See page 176 f., _supra_. [381] _Des. of Man. and Cust. of India_, Part III., chap. 7. [382] See William and Calvert’s _Fiji and the Fijians_, pp. 35 f., 161-166, 181 f. [383] Cited in Parkman’s _Jesuits in No. Am._, p. 228, note. [384] _Ibid._, p. xxxix. [385] _Ibid._, p. xl., note. [386] _Origin of Prim. Supers._, p. 151 f. [387] _Origin of Prim. Supers._, p. 150. [388] _Native Relig. of Mex. and Peru_, p. 75 f.