India, 148, 149, 152, 155, 335
Indian philosophy, 157
Indians, of America, 18, 145,
146, 147; of Asia, 120; Peru-
vian, 144, 145, 146
Indo-European speech, 91
Indonesian races, 24.
Industrial records, in Middle
Ages, 313
Infant kings, Anglo-Saxon, 292
Infanticide, 9, 38, 63, 132, 147,
148, 213; Arab, 174, 175,
176, 177; Germanic and
Frankish peoples, 279; Ja-
pan, 78; Papua, 26; Pro-
clamations against, 56, 61,
64; Roman, 258, 259, 263;
checked by Mussulmans,
178, 179, 180
Infants, as food for swine, 262
Informers, 288
Inga, or Inca, 146
Inheritance, of childless per-
son, Rome, 227; of unmar-
ried person, Rome, 227;
through daughters, 112
Innocent III., Pope, 296
Inscriptions, Arabic, 169, 170,
171
Inspection of children, 129]
Institutes of Justinian, 210, 247
Investigation in factories, 320
Ion, 187, 191, 200
Iona, 275
Iranians, 91
Isaac, 158
Istar, 99
Italy, 264; asylums in, 298;
children sold, 290, 291, 337;
first child-welfare movement
Jami Saghir, 182
Japan, Aha, island of, 74;
Bronze age, 72; Buddhist
influence, 77; building sacri-
fice, 82; cannibalism, 83, 84;
Chinese influence, 77; clay
figures, 79, 80, 81; Confucius,
influence, 87; early marriage,
74, 75; famine, 83, 84; first
inhabitants, 71; Hachijo,
island of, 72; heavenly dei-
ties, 74; Izana-mi-no-kami,
74;Izani-gi-no-kami, 74; Jim-
mu, Emperor, 71, 75; Kojiki,
ancient records, 71; Korean
influence, 78; Nihongi, chroni-
cles, 72; Nitobe, Inazo, 72;
Nomi-no-Sukune, 79, 80, 81;
Origin of present-day Japa-
nese, 71; parturition house,
72, 73, 74; reforms under
Yoshimune, 85, 86; sacrifices
152; sacrifice, human, abol-
ished, 78, 79, 80; sacrifice, to
deity, of wild animals, 81;
Samurai, 82, 86, 87, 88;
Shintoism, 78; slavery of
children, 85, 86; social evil,
87; vicarious punishment,
85; Yamatohiko, 78
Japanese Nation in Evolution,
82, 83
Jasus, 187
Java, 46
Jehoram, 165
Jehosophat, 165
Jelibo (primitive courtesans),
Lane, E. W., 177
Lang, Andrew, 185
Languedoc, historians of, 295,
Larousse, Dictionnaire, 290
Lauterer, Dr. Joseph, 68
Laws, of Æthelstan, 292; Agra-
rian, 215; Allemands, 281;
Angles, 281; Anglo-Saxon
kings, 282, 283; Arab, 180;
Arcadius, 266; Burgundians,
281; for children, 264, 265,
266; China, 49, 61, 66, 67;
of Cnut, 292; Constantine,
264, 265, 267; of Crete, 189,
190; Egyptian, 114; enceinte
woman, relating to, 305;
épaves, concerning, 304; first
special, for children, 334;
foundlings, 305; Frisians,
278; Germanic, 292; Gor-
tyna, 189, 190; Gratian, 266;
Greek, to protect child, 207,
208; Hadrian, 237; Hammu-
rabi, 92, 99, 100; for helpless
children, 335; Hloth, 292;
Honorius, 266; India, 125;
Japanese, regarding confine-
ment, 72, 73; Justinian, 270;
of medieval France, 303,
304; in Poitiers, 303; in
Provence, 303; of Romulus,
209; Sabine, 211; Salinic, 279,
280, 292; of Solon,
; of
Thebes, 9; Theodosius II.,
267; of Twelve Tables, 215,
222; Valens, 266; Valentin-
ian, 266; of Visigoths, 281,
282
Le, son of Confucius, 48
Lebeau, 291
Lecky, W. E. H., 258
Legacy, of Montlaur, 295
Legas, Madame, 307
Leges, Roman, 227
Legge, James, 53
Leitrim, County, 276
Le Laudonnière, Sieur, 145
Lemnians, 187
Lenguas, of South America, 42
Leon, Emperor, 271
Leotychides, 193
Leper, 130, 148
Les Sacrifices Humaines chez
les Canaanéens, 105
Letters of Cassiodorus, 286
Letters and Inscriptions of
Hammurabi, 100
Lettres Edif., Father d'Entr-
colles, 61
Leucothea, 284
Lewis, George Henry, 6
Leys Salicae, 280
Liber Censualis, 103
Liebenstein, castle of, 153
Life in Ancient Egypt, 112
Life in the Homeric Age, 186
Light from the Ancient East, 119
Li Ki, Chinese code, 52
Li Li Ong, 59
Line Islanders, 37
L'Infanticide, etc., en Chine,
63
Liquors, sale to children, 338
Literary History of the Arabs,
Little, Henry W., 35
Liverpool, S. P. C. C., 334
Lois des Francs, 280
London, child-welfare move-
ment in, 334; Common Coun-
cil, 316
Longobards, 274
Longus, 195, 200, 203
Loo, Ch'aou, Marquis of, 55
Louis XIII., 308
Louis XIV., 309, 310
Louvre, 93, 94
Lubbock, Sir John, 44
Lucania, Governor of, 283
Lucius Brutus, 238
Lubra, first-born of, 147
Lugalanda, 96, 97
Lugalzaggisi, 100, 138
Luritcha tribe, 39
Ly, son of Yao, 52
Lycurgus (Plutarch), 208
Lycurgus, 9, 189, 207, 208
Lyon, D. G., 100
Lyons, Bishop of, 275
Lysimachus, 189
Lystus, 186
Nerva, Emperor, 230, 231,
236, 248
New Forces in Old China, 69
New Guinea, 24
New South Wales, 43, 147
New York, city of, 333, 335
New Zealand, sacrifices in, 152
Ngeou Yang Yun Ki, 61
Nice, Bishop of, 275
Nicholas IV., Bull of, 298
Nicholson, R. A., 169, 170
Niebuhr, 215
Nietzsche, 10
Niger Delta, tribes of, 34
Night work, prohibited, 315
Nigritans, 17, 23
Nihongi, chronicles of Japan,
Nile Valley, 106
Ningirsu, 94
Ninib-mushallim, 104
Nitobe, Inazo, 72
Nomadic people, 93
Nomads, attitude towards
Nomi-no-Sukune, 79, 80, 81
Noodt, Gerardus, 247
Norwich, England, town of,
318
Nottingham, 320
Nourisson, Paul, 334
Nugu, Papuan myth, 24
Nukufetu, 38
Numa Pompilius, 210, 213
Nuremberg, asylum at, 297
Nursing by male parents, 23
Nusse, Ernest, 334
Nutricarii, 289
Nyendael, 33, 34
Oastler, Richard, 325, 326, 33",
331
Oceania, 24
Octavius, 226
Œdipus, 187, 191, 255
Paris-Continued
297, 300, 301; Parliament of,
304; treatment of children
in seventeenth century, 337
Parliament, debates in, 324,
326, 327, 328
Parliament of Paris, decrec,
304
Parliamentary report, Austra-
lia, 25
Parthia, 274
Parturition house, 74, 73, 74
Passover, 160, 161
Paternal solicitude, 21
Patesi, 97
Patria Potestas, 51, 212, 217,
241, 278, 335, 339
Paul, St. Vincent de, 335
Pauper children, as appren-
tices, 317
Payre, J. F. A., 280
Peel, Sir Robert, 324
Peking, 68
Pelet-Narbonne, D. von, 334
Pension, for mothers, 97
Peroché, 15
"Perpetual Edict," Rome, 245
Perry, Commodore, 82
Perseria, 193
Peru, 144, 145, 146, 147; In-
dians, 144, 145, 146
Petrie, W. M. F., 112
Phallic worship, 105, 160
Pharaoh, 160
Philippine Islands, 44, 46
Philistines, 166
Philtere, 221
Phlegon, 236
Phænician Maidens, The, 191
Phoenicians, 138, 158
Picts, 275
Pipiles, tribe of Central Amer-
Plutarch, 189, 193, 208, 212,
Polyandry, 18, 19, 46
Polygamy, 122
Polynesian Researches, 41
Pompeii, 224
Pontanus, 294
Pontus, 274
Popular Religions of Northern
India, 148
Population, diminishing, 26;
of Japan, 1615-1860, 82;
of Papua, 26; theories of,
82
Porcius Latro, 243
Poseidon, 186
Posidippus, 198
Precepts of Ptah-Hotep, 111
Priests, Brahmin, 148; Bud-
dhist, 81; Carthaginian, 237;
faults of, 287; of Ptah, 111;
receive children, 288
Primitive Culture, 141, 153, 154
Primitive, customs, 17; fami-
lies, 26
Primitive Marriage, 213
Primitive organization, 106
Primogeniture, 151
Prisoners, marked, 160
Procopius, 178
Prolongation of infancy, 4
Prosimii, 23
Prostitution, 87, 259, 337
Provence, 303
Ptah, priest of, III
Ptah-Hotep, III
Puer crintus, 280
Pumsavana, 124
Punishment, by Church, 268;
for drowning children, 67;
for killing children, 114
Purification, by burning, 148
Puritans, 332
Purushamedha, 126
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