Jute as amulet, London, 299
Jutland: Jutlander and King Cnut's
jug, 183; King Rorik, 353-4

Kabandha, in Ramayana, 173
Kafirs (Africa): bangles as amulets,
England, 294; Kidd's The Bull of
the Kraaland the Heavenly Children
noticed, 509-10

Kafirs (India): feet bared at sacrifice,
68

Kafir Socialism and the Dawn of
Individualism: an Introduction to
the Study of the Native Problem, by
Dudley Kidd, reviewed, 252-4
Kalevala: parallels to incidents in,
61; translations and variants of, 2,
98

Kamaralzaman and Badaura, 154
Kamilaroi tribe: folktales, 224-6,
304-5; male descent of privileges,
103; marriage customs, 102
Kangra Rajput families, 269
Karavi, rock near Corfu, 166
Karelia: Kalevala, variants of, 98
Kashmir: folktale, 65

Katha sarit sagara, the, 72, 156, 180,
186

Katungal tribe: dead, disposal of, 399
Kāvyā-lankārā, tale of, 156

Keenthorne: shoeing devil's horse,
41-3

Kelpie Scotland, 171

Kenilworth : in connection with
Wroxhall Abbey, 458
Kentwine, victories of, 32, 36, 41
Kenwalch of Wessex, 32
Keres or death sprites, Greeks, 172
Kerry (see also Ballinskelligs; Bally-
ferriter; Caherciveen; Drunghill;
Inny river; and Waterville); charm
against blight, 323; death warn-
ings, 318

Key amulets in shape of, Greeks,
469 (plate), Italy, 218, Madeira,
221 (plate), Naples, 223, Portugal,
217-9 (plate), 222-3

Khatri tribe: organization, 267-8, 272
Kichés Spence's The Popol Vuh
noticed, 505

:

Kid, see Goat

Kidney diseases:

Flanders, 208

amulet against,

Kiesen, battle of, 438-9

Kilbeg, Mote of: sleeping army,

322-3

Kildare county: (see also Curragh ;
and Mullaghmast, rath of); sleep-
ing hero, 321-2

Kinedward: folk etymology, 241
King Agamemnon: breastplate of, 59
King Alcinous: city of, 58; hounds
and torchbearers of gold &c., 71
King Arthur sagas: in English litera-
ture, 250-1; Lancelot cures wounds,
73; mantle, 75; one-eyed giant,
173; in Somerset, 34-5
King Augeas: cleansing stable of, 158
King Chandragupta, 350-2
King Cymric of Wessex, 356-7
King David: in legend, Morocco, 441
King Edward I: in folk etymology,

241

King Eurystheus: in Iliad, 157
King Frodi of Norway, 167
King Gorm, travels of, 177

King Henry the Fourth of France, 112
King Horn, ballad of, 154
King Ina of Wessex, 32, 37

King Mahasena: wife in Buddhist
tale, 157

King Malcolm Canmore, 381-2
King Nanda of Pataliputra, 350-1
King Parvata, in story of Chandra-
gupta, 351

King Pirithous, of Lapithae, 159
King Priam of Troy: opposes
Amazons, 160

King Rorik of Jutland, 353-4

Kings: (see also under names); at
death pass direct to Creator, Lower
Niger, 498; Magi Kings of Cologne,
84-5

King's evil: amulet for, England,
297; cured by touch of 7th son,
Cavan, 316

Kingsland beating with withy stick
unlucky, 200

King Solomon: in legend, Morocco,

441; Salzberger's Die Salomo Sage
in der Semitischen Litteratur re-
viewed, 500-3; seal of S. as amulet,
Portugal, 220

King's Pyon: ballad, 193
King's Thorne: ballad, 193

King Udayin, founder of Pățaliputra,

350

King William the Conqueror, tradi-
tions of, Normandy, 112

Kirby, W. F.: communication and
gift by, 2, 98; short notices by-
Transactions of the First Annual

phical Society, 126, Second Congress,
126, and Third Congress, 127
Kirkcudbrightshire, see Gordonston

Mill

Kirton-in-Lindsey: crucifying crow,
468-9

Knife: controls afreet, Egypt, 471
Knossos, see Cnossus
Kongo, see Congo

Kongo dia Ntotela, see San Salvador
Kotakota: 254

Kottiyur bamboo tassels, 475
Krishna, 164, 491

Krohn, K. : The Progress of Folklore
Study in Finland, 2, 98
Kuinmurbura tribe: powers of dead,
obtaining, 405
Kunāla, tale of, 156

Kurnai tribe: burial customs, 398
Kuvera, god of wealth, 72

Kwearr-iburra tribe: dead, disposal

of, 403

Kyang in folktales, Tibet, 116
Kyburg, story of dukes of, 438-9

Laamao-mao, Hawaiian Aeolus, 185
Lachlan river: dead, disposal of, 400
Laconia, see Gythium

Lactation: amulets to aid, Flanders,
207

Laestrygonians, in Odyssey, 57, 175-6
Lambeth: in folktale, 242, 335-6
Lammas, Scotland, 383-4
Lanarkshire, see Douglas
Lancashire (see also Jenny Green-
teeth; Oldham; Ribble river; and
Southport); ballad, 199; hagstone,
298; Nov. 5 customs, 337; rush
door mat, 383, 385; thar-cake, 337-9
Lancelot romances, 73

Lang, A.: review by,-Gomme's Folk-

Lore as an Historical Science, 241-6
Lantern: in folktale, Morocco, 446-50,
453

Lapithae, in Iliad, 159

Larken, E. P.: Egyptian Beliefs,
471-2

Latium: Fauni, 172; Lemuria festival,
68

Lauterbrunnen, 438

Lazy Wife, The: a Manx Folk-tale,
by Miss S. Morrison, 78-83
Lebole mountains: circumcision, 284
Leeds: coal as mascot, 290
Left in charm against itch, Ireland,
316; in preparing amulet, U.S.A.,

Lettermullan island: family descended
from seals, 319

Leucothea, sea goddess, 73

Lewes snakes bite pregnant women
preferably, 474

Leydenburg, see Ba-Lauti

Leydsdorp: immigrations near, 278
Lhasa: elephant at, 116

Libra, sign of: amulet made under,
England, 297

Library of Folk-Lore Society, see
Books

Lichfield: coat of see, 219
Liége: St Hubert of, 212

Life-index boy with goblet, Tibet,

:

119; in folktales, 20-1; green par-
rot, Tibet, 119; Micmac Indians, 70
Lightning: amulets against, England,
297-8, Flanders, 202-3, Ireland,
298, Japan, 298, Portugal, 217;
burial of man struck by, Lower
Congo, 423

Likoma: 254
Limerick (see also Adare); charm

against ailments, 317; divination
by dream, 323; headless coach,
320-I

Limoges St Leonard, 458
Lincolnshire: (see also Blytoncar;
Corringham; and Kirton in Lind-
sey); amulets, 1, 87-8; volume of
county folklore, 8

Lindos: miraculous transport of stones
for monastery, 470
Linlithgowshire, see Blackness Point;
Dalmeny; New Halls Point; and

Lion afreet as, 167; in folktales,
Tibet, 116; Proteus as, 166
Lisbon amulets, 213-6 (plate), 218-9

(plate), 221

Lithuania: ancient religion, 127;
folktale, 157

Livingstone county (N.S.W.), see
Boolaboolka lake

Lizard in folktales, Australia, 305,
Tibet, 116, 376; omen from falling
on body, India, 474; votive offering
shaped as, India, 475

Llanafan: Devil takes conjurer's body,
331

Llangasty, church of, see Savaddan
lake

Llangorse lake, see Savaddan lake
Local Traditions of the Quantocks,

by C. W. Whistler, 1, 31-51 (map)
Lombardy, see Milan

London: (see also Lambeth; and
London bridge); amulets, 288-303
(plates)

London bridge: in folktales, 242-3,
333-6

London river (Aus.): dead, disposal
of, 398; grave hut, 405
Lones, T. E.: Folklore of Aristotle,
106-7

Longevity: amulets for, England, 297
Looking glass: bad dreams from look-

ing in, Lower Congo, 420; predicts
future at 2 a.m., Japan, 375
Lorelei of Rhine, 171
Lorraine folktale, 179
Lothian propitiatory harvest rites,
387

:

Lotus-eaters, the, 176-8

Louth county: (see also Ardee; Carling-

ford hills; Castlebellingham; Dee
river; and Kilcurry); folk-medicine,
317; newt, name of, 317; wren
rhyme, 234
Love charms, 88
Loventium, see Savaddan
Lovett, E.: Specimens of Modern
Mascots and Ancient Amulets of the
British Isles, 258, 288-303 (plates)
Lower Leichardt, see Minkin tribe
Lower Niger and its Tribes, The, by
Major A. G. Leonard, reviewed,
496-9
Luck-bringers, see Amulets and talis-

mans

Lucky and unlucky days and deeds:
England, 288-9, 362; Greeks, 106,

land, 317, 319, 323; Japan, 375;
Lower Congo, 422; Transvaal, 285
Lug, Celtic deity, 384

Lulanga river: nka or ordeal drug,
94-5

Lumbago: amulet against, England,

299

Lunid, ring of, 75

Lupemba-mpemba : leaves in charm,
Lower Congo, 431, 436

Lycia: Bellerophon legend, 160; fire
mountain Chimæra, 159; king in
saga of Bellerophon, 157; name,
origin of, 240

Lydia, see Sipylus mountain
Lykaon, in Iliad, 60, 163

Lynd river: dead, disposal of, 403

Macassar Version of Cinderella, A, by
A. F. Chamberlain, 230-2, and
E. S. Hartland, 233-4
Macdonald, A.: Sacred Wells, 472
Macedonia, see Mt Olympus

Mackay district: dead, disposal of, 405
Macumba river, see Arranda tribe
Madeira islands, see Funchal
Madonna, The, see Virgin Mary
Madramagh, evil spirit, Anatolia,
312

Madras; charm to injure, 474
Madras Presidency, see Madras ;
Malabar; and Palni

Mael Duin the voyager, 174, 178
Magi Kings of Cologne: in amulets,
83-7; as magicians, 85-6; relics,
story of, 84

Magic: (see also Amulets and talis-
mans; Charms and spells; Incanta-
tions; and Witchcraft); barefoot
rites, Romans &c., 68; Celto-
Latins, 368; girdle of Aphrodite,
Iliad, 70; Lower Congo, 373;
magical fraternities, origin of,
371-2; as related to religion, 485-6;
sympathetic, Anatolia, 311-2, India,
475

Magicians, see Wizards

Magnet: in folk-medicine, Louth, 317
Magni and giant Hrungnir, 165
Magonla: lucky to crawl under bier,

Mailpurlgu tribe: folktales, 306-8
Main Range (Aus.): dead, disposal
of, 402

Major, A. F.: review by,-Bray's
The Elder or Poetic Edda, Part I,
493-6

Malabar, see Calicut; Kottiyur; and
South Canara

Malay Peninsula, see Semang tribes
Malcolm Canmore, King, see King
Malcolm Canmore

Man baby pounded for invisibility,

Dahomey, 74; boy, education and
work of, Lower Congo, 424-5; boy
as mascot, U.S.A., 290; milk from
breast of, Greek islands &c., 106
Mandrake: digging of, 75
Manipur, see Meitheis

Manning river: fire custom after
death, 404

Mannus genealogy, Tacitus, 354-5,
358-9

Manyema name of chimpanzee, 255
Manx folklore, see Isle of Man
Maoris folktale, 177; Hei tiki &c.

:

as amulets, England, 293; Ditt-
mer's Te Tohunga reviewed, 359-60
Maple tree in Japanese art, 377
Mar, evil fairy, Balkan Penin., 503-4
Märchen, see Folktales
Mare, see Horse

Marett, R. R.: review by,-Kidd's

Kafir Socialism and the Dawn of
Individualism: an Introduction to
the Study of the Native Problem,
252-4; short notice by,-Kidd's
The Bull of the Kraal, and the
Heavenly Maidens, 509-10
Marmennil the prophet, 167
Marriage customs and beliefs: Aus-
tralia, 99-103, 244; Balemba,
285-6; bridegroom joins bride's
family, Tibet, 117; capture cus-
toms, 264-5, Lower Congo, 412;
Celto-Latins, 368; Christian rites
and ceremonies, 377; divination of
marriage, Ireland, 323, Scotland,
339-40; hair offered to Hippolytus,
Troezen, 157; head shaved after
marriage, Abruzzi, 313; hypergamy,
264, 267, 273-4; India, 251, 264-7;
Lower Congo, 410-4, 420, 423-4,
432; Lower Niger, 498; marriage
laws of primitive races, 126; Mexico,
500; polyandry, 251; Roumania,
347; St Expedite invoked, Belgium,

ton riding, Devon, 90; swayamvara,
in jatakas, 114; Torres Straits,
487

Mars, see Ares

Marseilles origin of 'mascot,' 290;
plague at, 292

Maryborough tribes: dead, disposal
of, 401-2

Mascots, see Amulets and talismans
Mashukulumbwe: name of ape, 255
Masks: Japanese, 374

Master Thief type of folktale, 180-2
Mathews, R. H.: Folk-Tales of the
Aborigines of New South Wales,
224-7, 303-8; The Sociology of the
Arranda and Chingalee Tribes
(Northern Territory, Australia),
99-103

Matriarchy, see Mother-right

May: (see also May Day): Ist Sun-
day, well custom, Aberdeenshire,
472

May Day: well custom, Aberdeen-
shire, 472

Mazhabi Sikhs: grades amongst, 270
Meath (see also Ardbraccan; and
Kilbeg, Mote of); charm against
whitlow, 317; child's hair first
cut by man, 319; dead coach,
320; folktale, 323; ghost funeral,
320

Medals, see Amulets and talismans
Medea in Homeric poems, 60; saga
of, 61

Medical folklore: (see also Amulets
and talismans; and Charms and
spells);

diseases and injuries treated :—
dysentery, 419; eye diseases,
206; headache, 304; inflamma-
tion, 211; sciatica, 71; throat
diseases, 206; thrush, 316;
warts, 89, 315; whooping cough,
296; Hippolytus as god of heal-
ing, Troezen, 157;
localities:-Australia, 304; Flan-
ders, 206, 211; Ireland, 315-6;
Lower Congo, 419; Mexico,
500; Oxfordshire, 296; Scot-
land, 71; Somerset, 89; Trans-
vaal, 280-1;

remedies :-bread of St Anthony,

211; bread previously buried,
296; red earth from ants' nests,
419; sealskin girdle, 71; slow-
worm broth, 89; soda, 315;

Llangorse lake, see Savaddan lake
Local Traditions of the Quantocks,

by C. W. Whistler, 1, 31-51 (map)
Lombardy, see Milan

London: (see also Lambeth; and
London bridge); amulets, 288-303
(plates)

London bridge: in folktales, 242-3,
333-6

London river (Aus.): dead, disposal
of, 398; grave hut, 405
Lones, T. E.: Folklore of Aristotle,
106-7

Longevity: amulets for, England, 297
Looking glass: bad dreams from look-

ing in, Lower Congo, 420; predicts
future at 2 a.m., Japan, 375
Lorelei of Rhine, 171
Lorraine folktale, 179
Lothian: propitiatory harvest rites,
387

Lotus-eaters, the, 176-8

Louth county: (see also Ardee; Carling-
ford hills; Castlebellingham; Dee
river; and Kilcurry); folk-medicine,
317; newt, name of, 317; wren
rhyme, 234

Love charms, 88
Loventium, see Savaddan
Lovett, E.: Specimens of Modern
Mascots and Ancient Amulets of the
British Isles, 258, 288-303 (plates)
Lower Leichardt, see Minkin tribe
Lower Niger and its Tribes, The, by
Major A. G. Leonard, reviewed,
496-9
Luck-bringers, see Amulets and talis-

mans

Lucky and unlucky days and deeds:
England, 288-9, 362; Greeks, 106,

land, 317, 319, 323; Japan, 375;
Lower Congo, 422; Transvaal, 285
Lug, Celtic deity, 384

Lulanga river: nka or ordeal drug,
94-5
Lumbago: amulet against, England,
299

Lunid, ring of, 75

Lupemba-mpemba: leaves in charm,
Lower Congo, 431, 436

Lycia: Bellerophon legend, 160; fire
mountain Chimæra, 159; king in
saga of Bellerophon, 157; name,
origin of, 240

Lydia, see Sipylus mountain
Lykaon, in Iliad, 60, 163
Lynd river: dead, disposal of, 403

Macassar Version of Cinderella, A, by
A. F. Chamberlain, 230-2, and
E. S. Hartland, 233-4

Macdonald, A.: Sacred Wells, 472
Macedonia, see Mt Olympus

Mackay district: dead, disposal of, 405
Macumba river, see Arranda tribe
Madeira islands, see Funchal

Madonna, The, see Virgin Mary
Madramagh, evil spirit, Anatolia,
312

Madras; charm to injure, 474
Madras Presidency,

see Madras ;

Malabar; and Palni
Mael Duin the voyager, 174, 178
Magi Kings of Cologne: in amulets,
83-7; as magicians, 85-6; relics,
story of, 84

Magic: (see also Amulets and talis-
mans; Charms and spells; Incanta-
tions; and Witchcraft); barefoot
rites, Romans &c., 68; Celto-
Latins, 368; girdle of Aphrodite,
Iliad, 70; Lower Congo, 373;
magical fraternities, origin of,
371-2; as related to religion, 485-6;
sympathetic, Anatolia, 311-2, India,
475

Magicians, see Wizards

Magnet: in folk-medicine, Louth, 317
Magni and giant Hrungnir, 165
Magonla: lucky to crawl under bier,
470

Magpie: eggs in folktale, Highlands,
158

Magyars, see Hungary

Mahabharata, the, 154, 161, 348
Mahāsena, King, see King Mahāsena