The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion (Third Edition, Vol. 08 of 12)Frazer, James George
Religion
The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion (Third Edition, Vol. 08 of 12)
Frazer, James George
Magic; Mythology; Religion; Superstition
Augustine, i. 88
Augustus celebrates games at Actium, i. 80
Australia, totemism in, ii. 311
—— Northern, ii. 145
Australian aborigines, i. 126, 307 _sq._;
their mutilations of the dead, ii. 272
Australians, the Central, ii. 165
Austria, harvest customs in, i. 276, 292
Awe, Loch, i. 142
Awemba, the, i. 115;
of Northern Rhodesia, ii. 272 _sq._
Ayrshire, harvest customs in, i. 279
Aztecs, their festival at end of fifty-two years, i. 310 _sq._;
eating the god among the, ii. 86 _sqq._
Baba or Boba, name given to last sheaf, i. 144 _sq._;
“the Old Woman,” at the Carnival, ii. 332, 333
Bacchanals of Thrace, i. 17
Badagas, the, ii. 55
Baden, harvest customs in, i. 283, 286, 292, 298
Baganda, the, i. 118, ii. 64, 70 _n._ 1, 227, 253, 271 _sq._;
their offerings of first-fruits, 113;
their fear of the ghosts of animals, 231 _sq._
Bagobos, the, ii. 124;
of Mindanao, i. 240
Bahaus or Kayans of central Borneo, i. 92 _sqq._
_See_ Kayans
Bahima, their belief in transmigration, ii. 288
Bakongs, a tribe of Borneo, ii. 294
Bakundu of the Cameroons, burial custom of the, ii. 99
Bali, i. 314, ii. 278;
rice spirit in, i. 201 _sqq._
Ball, game of, played as a rite, ii. 76, 79
Balquhidder, cutting the Maiden at, i. 157
_Balum_, spirits of the dead, i. 104
Ba-Mbala, the, i. 119
Bananas, cultivated by women, i. 115, 118;
cultivated in South America, 120, 121;
cultivated in New Britain, 123;
cultivated in New Guinea, 123;
soul of dead man in, ii. 298
Banars, the, of Cambodia, ii. 33
Bangala, the, i. 119
Banks’ islanders, i. 313
—— Islands, burial custom in the, ii. 97
Barley awarded as a prize in the Eleusinian games, i. 73, 74, 75;
oldest cereal cultivated by the Aryans, 132
—— Bride among the Berbers, i. 178 _sq._
—— -cow, i. 289, 290
—— -mother, the, i. 131, 135
—— -sow, i. 298
—— -wolf, i. 271, 273
Baronga, the, ii. 280;
women’s part in agriculture among the, i. 114 _sq._
Barotsé, the, i. 115, ii. 159
Bassari, the, ii. 116
_Bassia latifolia_, ii. 119
Bastian, Adolph, quoted, ii. 313
Basutoland, i. 116;
inoculation in, ii. 158, 160
Basutos, the, ii. 148;
their customs as to the new corn, 110
Batari Sri, a goddess, i. 202
Batchelor, Rev. J., ii. 180 _n._ 2, 182 _n._ 2, 183, 184, 186 _n._, 198,
201
Bathing forbidden, i. 94
Bats, souls of dead in, ii. 287
Battas or Bataks of Sumatra, i. 196, 315, ii. 293;
their ceremonies at catching tigers, 216 _sq._
Battle, mock, ii. 75
Bavaria, harvest customs in, i. 147, 221 _sq._, 232, 282, 286, 287, 289,
296, 298, 299
Bean-cock, i. 276
—— -goat, i. 282
Beans, Spirit of, i. 177;
cultivated in Burma, 242;
forbidden as food by Empedocles, ii. 301
Bear, importance of the, for people of Siberia, ii. 191;
ambiguous attitude of the Aino towards the, 310 _sq._;
the corn-spirit as a, 325 _sqq._
—— -cats, souls of dead in, ii. 294
—— -dances, ii. 191, 195
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