—— skins, mummers clad in, i. 26 _sqq._ Goat’s neck, name given to last standing corn, i. 268 Goats torn to pieces by fanatics in Morocco, i. 21 _sq._; sacrificed to wolves, ii. 284 God, the Dying and Reviving, i. 1, 33; killed in animal form, 22 _sq._; eating the, ii. 48 _sqq._ Gods, death and resurrection of, i. 1, 12 _sqq._; distinguished from spirits, 169; in the likeness of foreigners, 236 Goldi, bear-festivals of the, ii. 197 —— shaman, ii. 103 Goldsmith, transmigration of thief into, ii. 299 Gonds, human sacrifices among the, i. 244 Good Friday, i. 33 —— Spirit, the, i. 206 Goose, to lose the, i. 277 _n._ 3 Gorillas, souls of dead in, ii. 289 Grandmother, name given to last sheaf, i. 136 Grapes, the last, not to be stript, i. 234 _sq._ Grasshoppers, charm against, ii. 281 Grave of Dionysus, i. 14 Graves, sacrifices at, ii. 113; false, to deceive demons, ii. 99 _sq._ Great Bassam, in Guinea, ii. 9 —— Eleusinian Games, i. 71, 79 —— Mother, the, name given to the last sheaf, i. 135 _sq._ —— Mysteries of Eleusis, their date, i. 51 Great Sun, title of head chief of the Natchez, ii. 77 _sqq._ —— Vigil, i. 176 Greece, theory of the transmigration of souls in ancient, ii. 300 Greek divinities who died and rose again, i. 2; farmers, their seasons for sowing and reaping, i. 318 —— months lunar, i. 52 —— summer rainless, i. 69 Green Corn Dance, ii. 76 —— Festival at Eleusis, i. 63 Greenlanders, the, ii. 246 Gregor, Rev. Walter, i. 158 _sqq._ Gregory of Tours, ii. 281 Grey, Sir George, quoted, i. 127 Ground, last sheaf not allowed to touch the, i. 158, 159, 161 Guadacanal, island of, ii. 127 Guaranis, the, of Paraguay, i. 309 “Guardian gods” of the Hos, i. 234 Guardian-spirit, ii. 60; of family, i. 121 —— spirits of American Indians, ii. 207 Guayaquil, in Ecuador, i. 236 Guaycurus of the Gran Chaco, i. 309 Guazacualco, ii. 259 Guiana, Indians of British, i. 120, ii. 236; their animism, 204 Guinea-fowl gives signal for planting, i. 117 Guns fired to repel demons, ii. 99 _Guré_, a hobby-horse, ii. 337 _sq._ Haddon, Dr. A. C., i. 106 _n._ 1 Hadrian institutes games at Mantinea, i. 80 Hag (_wrach_), name given to last corn cut in Wales, i. 142 _sqq._ Hahn, Theophilus, i. 317 Haida Indians, i. 20 Hair of slain foes, use made of, ii. 153 Halibut, the first of the season, treatment of, ii. 253 Hallowmas, i. 140 Halmahera, i. 183 _Haloa_, Attic festival, i. 60 _sqq._ Hamstring of deer, custom of removing, ii. 266 Hamstringing dead animals, ii. 267, 271, 273 —— men to disable their ghosts, ii. 272, 273 Hand-marks, white, ii. 338 Hands of enemies eaten, ii. 151, 152 Hanover, harvest customs in, i. 133, 135, 283 Hare, corn-spirit as, i. 279 _sq._ Hare-skin Indians, ii. 265 Hare’s tail, name given to last standing corn, i. 268 Hares not eaten, ii. 141 Harran, sacrifices offered by the heathen of, i. 261 _sq._ —— legend of Tammuz, i. 258