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
Frog, transmigration of sinner into, ii. 299
Fruit-trees bound with Yule straw, i. 301;
Dionysus a god of, i. 3 _sq._;
presided over by dead chiefs, ii. 125
Fruits and roots, wild, ceremonies at gathering the first of the season,
ii. 80 _sqq._
Fumigation as mode of cultivating moral virtues, ii. 166 _sq._
Funeral of caterpillars, ii. 279;
of dead snake, 317
Furnivall, J. S., i. 190 _sq._
Gadbas, the, ii. 118
Galelareese, their burial custom, ii. 97
Galicia, harvest customs in, i. 135, 277
Gall-bladders, the seat of courage, ii. 145 _sq._
Gallas, the, ii. 154, 266 _n._ 2, 270
Galloway, harvest customs in, i. 279
Game of ball played as a rite, ii. 76, 79
Games held by harvesters, i. 75 _sqq._;
quadriennial period of Greek, 77 _sqq._;
octennial period of Greek, 80;
in primitive agriculture, magical significance of, 92 _sqq._;
played at the sowing festival among the Kayans, 94 _sqq._, 97 _sq._;
played for the good of the crops, 101;
magical, 102;
athletic, ii. 66
—— the Eleusinian, i. 70 _sqq._, 110, 180
Gander’s neck, name given to last standing corn, i. 268
Gaṇeṣa, ii. 56
Gaolis, the, i. 7
Gardner, Percy, quoted, i. 44
Gareloch, harvest customs on the, i. 157 _sq._, 218 _n._ 2, 268
Garos, the, of Assam, ii. 43 _n._ 1, 116;
ceremony of the Horse at rice-harvest among the, 337 _sqq._
Gayo-land, ii. 33
Gazelle Peninsula, i. 123
Gazelles, souls of dead in, ii. 289
Geminus, on the supposed influence of the stars, i. 318 _sq._
Generalisations of science inadequate to cover all particular facts, ii.
37
Generation, male organ of, as emblem of Dionysus, i. 12;
effigy of male organ of, in Thracian ceremony, 26, 29
Genius, Aristotle on men of, ii. 302 _n._ 5
—— or patron of animals, ii. 243
_Genna_, taboo, in Assam, i. 109 _n._ 2
Germans, the ancient, i. 129
Germany, the Corn-mother in, i. 132 _sqq._;
cries of reapers in, 269;
the corn-spirit as an animal in, 271, 277, 279, 296, 300
Ghosts or demons deceived by dummies, ii. 96 _sqq._;
offerings to ancestral, 127;
of animals feared, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 223, 224, 227 _sq._, 229,
231 _sq._, 235, 236, 237, 241, 245, 267 _sq._, 269, 271;
disabled by the mutilation of their bodies, 271 _sqq._
Gilgit, ii. 56
Gill, W. W., quoted, i. 312
Gilyak procession with bear, ii. 322, 325
—— shaman, ii. 103
Gilyaks, the, of Siberia, ii. 206, 238, 267;
their bear-festivals, 190 _sqq._
Ginger cultivated, i. 123
Girls sacrificed for the crops, i. 237, 239
Gnats, charm against, ii. 281
Goat in relation to Dionysus, i. 17 _sq._;
sacrificed for human victim, 249;
corn-spirit as, 281 _sqq._, ii. 327;
the Cripple or Lame, i. 284;
killed on harvest-field, 285;
stuffed, 287;
killed at sowing, 288
—— and Athena, ii. 40 _sq._
—— -formed deities, ii. 1 _sqq._
—— live, torn to pieces in rites of Dionysus, i. 18, ii. 16
—— skin, mask of, i. 26;
worn by farmer at harvest, 285
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