INDEX. (continued 2)
Reading edition
Wonder-working tombs, I. 225.
Woodpecker, the, II. 250.
Wool used in a charm, I. 163; II. 45.
Worm, charm to remove, I. 160.
Worthies, worship of, I. 183.
Wren hunting, I. 172.
Wrestlers, worship of Hanumân, I. 87; of Sakhi Sarwar, I. 210.
Wulpurgis night, I. 64.
Y.
Yâdava, tribe, fetish worship, II. 180.
Yaksha, the, I. 60, 94; II. 79.
Yama, the god of death, I. 33, 36, 98, 233; II. 156; dogs of, II. 222.
Yamunâ, worship of, I. 36.
Yantra, the, II. 38.
Yard measure, a fetish, II. 186.
Yatudhanas, the, II. 205.
Yawning, I. 240.
Year, burning the, II. 314.
Yech, the, II. 80.
Yellow, a protective colour, II. 28.
Yggdrassil, a sacred tree, II. 85, 104.
Yoginîs, worship of the, I. 94, 128.
Young men attacked by the Râkshasî, I. 253.
Youthful deities, I. 207.
Yudhisthira, legend of, II. 218.
Yule log, the, II. 197.
Yûpa, the sacrificial post, II. 107, 111.
Z.
Zâhir Dîwân, Zâhir Pîr, worship of, I. 211, 222.
Zain Khân, a Jinn, I. 216.
Zalgur, the horse, I. 44.
Zamîndâr, a title of Bhûmiya, I. 105.
Zinda Shâh Madâr, a saint, 216.
Zodiac, signs of the, I. 24.
Zu’-l-Qarnain, a title of Alexander of Macedon, I. 48.
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