The Child in Human Progress

by George Henry Payne

INDEX

The names of authors from whose works quotations have been made are printed in heavy-faced type.

• 
  A
• Aaron, [162]
• Ab-ba-gi-na, [98]
• Abbott, Edith, [332]
• Abgal, [94]
• Abipones, [42]
• Abortion, [26], [259], [260], [279]
• Abraham, [158]
• Abu Tamman, [177]
• Abyssinians, [17]
• Accouchements, god of, [98]
• Achilles, [186]
• Acts of Parliament, 1802, 1833, [324], [329]
• Adelphi, [196]
• Adoption, [102], [288], [289];
  • among the Greeks, [204];
  • enjoined by Mohammed, [180];
  • of orphans, China, [49]
• Adventures of Sanehat, [112]
• Ægean culture, [91]
• Ælian, [9], [207]
• Æsculapius, [187]
• Æthelstan, laws of, [292]
• Æthiopia, [274]
• Africa, [17], [23], [34], [106], [262]
• Agathocles, [8]
• Aghani, [173], [174], [175]
• Agis, [193]
• Agnew, Frederick A., [334]
• Agrarian Law, [215]
• Aha, island of, [74]
• Ahaz, [166]
• Aidan, [275]
• Ainu race, [71]
• Aix, [303]
• Akkado-Sumerians, [90], [92], [107]
• Albanian Scots, [275]
• Alexander the Great, [127]-8
• Al-Farazdac, [174], [175]
• Alfred, King, [283]
• Al Hidaya, [180]
• Allahabad, [137]
• Al Mostatraf, [172]
• Alsace, [276]
• Al Siyar, [182]
• Altar, infants buried at, [151]
• Ambrosius, [258], [263]
• Amenemhat I., [112]
• Ammianus Marcellinus, [177], [279]
• Ammonites, [164]
• Amosis, [113]
• Amphidromia, [193]
• Amphion, [187]
• Amraphael, [100]
• Amsterdam provides for children, [300]
• Amulius, [210]
• Amva, [124]
• Anacharsis, [196]
• Andromache, [185]
• Andromeda, [193]
• Angora (Ancyra), [268]
• Animal, care of young, [20];
  • marriage, [3], [23];
  • protection of child, [52], [186]
• Annales de la Sainte Enfance, [61]
• Antankarana tribes, [35]
• Antiphili, [197]
• Antiphon, [184]
• Antiquates italicæ medii ævi, [294]
• Antiquity and Piety, [113]
• Antoninus Pius, [236], [247], [248]
• Antoninus Pius, Life of, [248], [250]
• Apprentices, [315], [316], [317]
• Apulia, [284]
• Arabs, chapter [xi.];
  • customs of pagan, [170], [171], [172]
• Aramean tribes, [138]
• Arcadia, [187]
• Archambault, [290]
• Arctopitheci, [23]
• Areoi society, [41]
• Argos, [187]
• Aristophanes, [191], [199], [205], [206]
• Aristotle, [7], [14]
• Arius, [20], [268]
• Arkwright, invention of, [318]
• Arles, Bishop of, [275]
• Armenia, [91]
• Arrian, [128]
• Artificers, statute of, [315]
• Arunta tribes, [32]
• Aryan Civilization, [123]
• Aryans, [90], [120], [121]
• Ashley, W. J., [314]
• Assa Sahib, governor of Saugor, [148]
• Assyria, [91]
• Assyrians, [159]
• Astrolabe Bay, [24]
• Astrology and exposure, [265], [266]
• Astyanax, [185]
• Asylums, [65], [293], [294], [295], [296], [297], [298], [299]
• Athalaric, King, [283], [284]
• Athanagoras, [260]
• Athanasius, Bishop, [268]
• Athenæus, [205]
• Athens, [191], [216]
• Auge, [187]
• Augustine, [258]
• Augustus, [223], [226], [229], [247]
• Aurelianus, [279]
• Australian Aborigines, [33]
• Australian aborigines, [33], [34]
• Austria, child welfare movement in, [334]
• Avebury, Lord, [143]
• Aventine Hill, [242]
• Avignon, Bishop of, [275]
• Azara, Felix de, [36]
• 
  B
• Baal, [163], [164]
• Babylonia, [9], [91], [92], [93], [138]
• Babylonian and Assyrian Laws, [99]
• Bain, Alexander, [2]
• Banjarilu, Hindu caste, [149]
• Barnabas, [258], [259]
• Barnamtarra, [97]
• Baroda, [131]
• Barton, G. A., [139]
• Basil the Great, [263]
• Bastards, [303]
• Basuto, [35]
• Bathilde, Saint, [290]
• Bathurst (N. S. W.), [43], [147]
• Bau, temple of, [96], [97]
• Beckmann, [297]
• Bel, temple of, [93]
• Benares, [129]
• Bengal, Royal Society, [130]
• Benin, [32]
• Bergh, Henry, [336]
• Bergliac, asylum at, [296]
• Bergson, H., [3]
• Berins, [275]
• Berlin, child-welfare organization in, [334]
• Bernard de Montlaur, [295]
• Beverly, Mass., [333]
• Bhisma, [123], [124]
• Binkershoek, Cornelius van, [247]
• Birds, [4], [21], [53]
• Bithynia, [233], [274]
• Blood ceremonies, [144], [145], [146], [148], [154], [178], [261]
• Bombay, [129]
• Borneo, [23]
• Borromeo, Count, [334]
• Botterays, [301]
• Boulger, D. C., [59]
• Boulton, invention by, [318]
• Bourgognes, asylum of, [295]
• Brace, Charles Loring, [258]
• Braelers, ordinances of, [315]
• Brahmanism and Hinduism, [125]
• Brahmin priests, [148]
• Breasted, J. H., [112]
• Brehm, Bird-Life, [21], [22]
• Brehma Bywant Pooran, [130]
• Brephotrophia, asylums for children, [293], [297]
• Bretagne, [303]
• Brinton, D. G., [19], [31], [39]
• British Museum, [80], [93], [110]
• Brown, Arthur J., [69]
• Bruitii, [284]
• Bryant, E. E., [248], [250]
• Bryce, James, [257]
• Buckle, T. H., [16]
• Buddhism, [77], [81], [126], [127]
• Budge, E. A. W., [117]
• Burgundians, [274], [276], [281]
• Burhan-ad-din-Ali, [180]
• Burial alive, [27], [36], [78], [149], [154], [172]
• Burnell, A. C., [127]
• Burnt-offerings, [158], [168]
• Busiris, Egyptian deity, [262]
• 
  C
• Caduca, [228]
• Cæsar, [276], [277]
• Cain, R., [149]
• Calabria, [284]
• Callich, or Gallus, [276]
• Camos, [165], [166]
• Campania, [283]
• Canaan, people of, [138], [140], [158]
• Canis Brasiliensis, [22]
• Cannibalism, [140], [141], [142], [143], [147], [149], [150];
  • among Arabs, [177];
  • Australia, [39], [43];
  • Britain, [121];
  • in Dahomey, [154];
  • in Japan, [83], [84], [85];
  • Papuan, [27]
• Canton, [65]
• Capitoline Hill, [210]
• Cappadocia, [274]
• Caracalla, constitution of, [229]
• Carinthia, [276]
• Carnivora, [22]
• Carpenter, Edward, [10]
• Carthaginian, [8], [237], [276]
• Cassiodorus, [283]-4
• Cassius, [239]
• Cassius Severus, [243]
• Cassius Viscellinus, [215]
• Castration, [160]
• Cathaia, [129]
• Catiline, [241]
• Catullus, [240]
• Celtic races, [120], [121], [258]
• Ceres, [215]
• Cervus Campestris, [22]
• Chabas, M., [111]
• Chang-Chau, department of, [66], [68]
• Chanoines du Saint Esprit, [295]
• Ch’aou, [55]
• Charlevoix, [42]
• Château de Bicêtre, [308]
• Chavannes, Edouard, [50]
• Chelonia, [20]
• Chen, protest of, against infanticide, [62]
• Chikandini, [124]
• Child-labour, [282], [313], [314], [318], [325], [333]
• Child-slaves, [154], [213], [237], [266], [289], [290], [291], [319], [320]-323
• Child-welfare societies, beginnings of, [333], [334], [335]
• Childebert, [293]
• China, child-welfare movement in, [335]
• China. Das Reich der Mitte, [68]
• China in Decay, [69]
• Chinese, [9];
  • customs, [19], [149], [150];
  • influence in Japan, [77];
  • odes, [48];
  • philosophy, [157]
• Ch’ing, [53]
• Choentche, Chinese Emperor, [55], [59]
• Choo, people of, [54]
• Chou King, [47]
• Chow dynasty, [50]
• Chowkidar, [137]
• Chremes, [217]–21
• Christianity, [13], [14], [251], [252], [257], [271]
• Christian missionaries in Europe, [275], [276]
• Chronicles, II., [166]
• Chronicles of Japan, [72]
• Chun, Chinese Emperor, [47]
• Church, [268], [273], [287], [288], [289], [303]
• Chu’un Ts’ew, [54]
• Chwolsohn, D., [140]
• Cicero, [11], [234]
• Cimbrians, [240]
• Circumcision, [160]
• Cité de St.-Landry, Paris, [306], [307]
• Citharion, [187]
• Civilisation ches les Francs, [275]
• Civilization of China, [70]
• Claudius, Emperor, [230]
• Claudius, F., [243]
• Clay figures substituted in sacrifice, [79], [80]
• Clement XIV., Pope, [231]
• Clement of Alexandria, [259], [261]
• Clothing industry in United States, [332]
• Clovis II., King, [290]
• Cnut, laws of, [292]
• Coition, ceremonies over, [124]
• Columba, [275]
• Columbanus, [276]
• Commodus, [260]
• Confucius, [7], [87]
• Conquista del Peru, [145]
• Constantine, [222], [252], [264], [269], [273]
• Constantinople, [177], [273]
• Continence, [260]
• Copenhagen, sacrifices, [152], [153]
• Coquebert, [306]
• Coronis, [187]
• Cosilinum, city of, [285]
• Cotton factories, [325], [333]
• Council, of Agde, [270];
  • of Ancyra, [268];
  • of Arles, [270];
  • of Constantinople, [268];
  • of Elvira, [268];
  • of Marseilles approves charity, [296];
  • of Nicæa, [268];
  • of Nice, [293];
  • of Rouen, [289];
  • of Vaison, [269]
• Court, children’s, [338]
• Courtesans, [26], [204], [205], [242]
• Covenant, Threshold, [152], [153], [154], [161]
• Cratinus, the younger, [205]
• Creditur virgini, [305]
• Crescentius, [259]
• Crespigny, Lieut. de, [23]
• Crete, [186], [189], [190]
• Crobylus, [205]
• Crom-Cruach, worship of, [276]
• Crooke, W., [148], [155]
• Crotopos, [187]
• Cuneiform Parallels to the Old Testament, [99]
• Cuq, [95]
• Curr, E. M., [37]
• Curzon, [311]
• 
  D
• Dacier, Madame, [220]
• Dahomey, [121], [154]
• Dale, Godfrey, [35]
• Daphnis and Chloe, [195], [200], [203]
• Daremberg and Saglio, [186]
• Darius Hystaspis, [91]
• Darwin, Charles, [4], [43]
• Das Kind in Brauch und Sitte der Völker, [35]
• Dasyas, [122]
• Datheus, Archbishop of Milan, [13], [293], [294], [299], [302]
• David, [165]
• Davis, J. M., [43]
• Davoud-Oughlou, G. A., [279], [282]
• Dawn of Civilization, [109]
• Dawson, James, [33]
• Debilitans Expositos, [242]
• De Breuil, [300]
• De Bry, [146]
• de Chateauneuf, Benoiston, [307]
• Découvertes en Chaldée, [94]
• Deformed children, [151], [306];
  • Australia, [38];
  • Greece, [186];
  • India, [129];
  • Rome, [212], [213]
• De homine replegiando, writ, [336]
• Deissmann, Adolph, [119]
• Deity of Eight Thousand Spears, [75]
• de la Crau, Olivier, [295]
• de Meulant, Bishop of Paris, [300]
• Democritus, [194]
• de Morgan, J., [99]
• Demosthenes, [206]
• Deneker, J., [19]
• Denman, R. D., [315]
• Descent of Man, [43]
• Destruction, god of, [149]
• De Verborum Significatione, [223], [242]
• D’Horme, P., [99]
• Dhurma Shastra, [134]
• Dietrich (Theodoric), [283]
• Diocletian, [272]
• Diodorus Siculus, [114], [116], [117], [128]
• Dion Cassius, [237]
• Dionysius Halicarnassus, [8]
• Dionysus, [187]
• Diphilus, [196]
• Divine Institutes, [254], [255]
• “Divine” origin of infanticide, [132]
• Divorce, [182], [223]
• Domitian, [225]
• Doomsday Book, Assyrian, [103]
• Doqhutiya, professional kidnappers, [155]
• Dorians, [186]
• Dosajee Jhareja, [136]
• Douglas, Robert K., [69]
• Dreyerie tribe, [38]
• Droppers, Garrett, [83]
• Drowning of children, [55], [67], [123], [144], [261], [262]
• Du Berry, Abbé, [291]
• Dubois, Dr. Eugene, [15], [46]
• du Chaillu, Paul, [23]
• Duff, Archibald, [139]
• Dugour, A. J., [217], [260], [282]
• Dumeril, [306]
• Duncan, Jonathan, [129]
• Dunham, S. A., [273]
• Dunlop, O. J., [315]
• Durante matrimonio, [246]
• Duruy, [238]
• Dussaud, René, [105]
• Dutch, in China, [57]
• Dyaks, sacrifices, [154]
• Dyetinet, named after child, [153]
• 
  E
• Eannatum, [94]
• Early Ideas, [125]
• East India Company, [130]
• Eastern Roman Empire, [287], [288]
• Ecclesiastes, [111]
• Ecclesiastical History, [274], [275]
• Edomites, [166]
• Edward the Martyr, [292]
• Egypt, [112], [113], [160];
  • 3366 B. C., [111]
• Egyptian, civilization, [6];
  • conditions, 3000 B. C., [108];
  • deities of children, [110];
  • Hamites, [106];
  • philosophy, [157]
• Egyptians, [19], [91];
  • attitude toward death, castes, [107]
• Egyptian Tales, [112]
• Elamites, [91]
• Ellis, William, [41], [43]
• Ellwood, Charles, [4]
• Elohim, [158]
• Eloi, St., [291]
• Emperor, Joseph II., [257];
  • Julian, [278];
  • Theodosius, [263]
• Enfants-Dieu, House of, [301]
• Enfants Trouvés, [287]
• England, asylums in, [298];
  • child-welfare movement in, [334];
  • children sold, [290];
  • early attitude toward children, [292]
• Épaves, legal charge on nobles, [304]
• Epictetus, [236]
• Epidaurus, [187]
• Erman, A., [112], [117]
• Ethiopia, [274]
• Etirtu, adoption of, [104]
• Etolians, [187]
• Études Égyptiennes, [110]
• Eunice, Saint, child slave, [291]
• Eunuchs, abolition of, [59]
• Euripides, [191], [201]
• Eusebius, Bishop of Vercelli, [274], [275]
• Evans, Sir John, [15]
• Excavations, Babylonian, [92];
  • at Gezer, [150], [151], [166], [200];
  • at Megiddo, [151];
  • at Tell Ta’Annek, [151], [166], [200];
  • at Thebes, [113]
• Exodus, [161]
• Exposed children, Visigoths, [282]
• Exposure, cause of, [192], [193];
  • Chinese, [52];
  • copper pots used in, [200];
  • Greeks, [199]–208;
  • jewels for exposed children, [218];
  • Roman, [217], [258]–262;
  • shame, cause of, [192]
• 
  F
• Factories, abuse in, [12], [319], [320]
• Fair, children sold at, [285]
• Family, labour contracted by, [314];
  • origin of, [18];
  • restricted, [37];
  • Sumerian, size of, [97]
• Famine, in China, [49], [57];
  • in Israel, [165];
  • in Japan, [82], [83];
  • cause of infanticide, [177]
• Fathers, power of, in Gaul, [276], [277];
  • saved by son’s sacrifice, [144], [146];
  • status dependent on children, Rome, [227];
  • teachings of Christian, [267]
• Faubourg, St. Lazare, [308];
  • St. Victor, [307]
• Faust, A. K., [87]
• Faustina, [245]
• Featherman, A., [16], [17]
• Female child, [118], [144], [210]
• Female sacrifice, Japan, [81]
• “Female-Who-Invite,” [74]
• Festus, [242]
• Field of slaughter (Magh-Sleacth), [276]
• Fines, for killing child, [279], [280];
  • for permitting child to live, [38];
  • for reselling children, [291]
• Fingen, [276]
• First-born, sacrifice of, [39], [93], [139], [140], [145], [149];
  • to the Ganges, [148];
  • child, eaten, [147];
  • male, sacrificed, in Florida, [147]
• Fisc, sale of children by, [263]
• Fishermen, find children in nets, [297]
• Fison and Howitt, [42]
• Fleinz, Enrad, [297]
• Florilegium, [198]
• Folk-Lore, American, [156]
• Folk-lore of Northern India, [148]
• Foochow, [66]
• Food, human, for deities, [81];
  • infants as food for swine, [262]
• Foreman, John, [44]
• Forum Boarium, [242]
• Fou Hi, Emperor of China, [19]
• Fou Kien, Province of, [55]
• Foundation sacrifices, [82], [149], [150]–52, [161]
• Foundlings, Arab, [180], [181], [182];
  • liberty of, [270];
  • mutilating, [243]–44;
  • property rights in, [269];
  • as slaves, [266];
  • substitution, [205];
  • Sumarian, [102];
  • treasury paid for, [181]
• France, [302], [303]
• François the First, [299]
• Frankish Bishops, [275]
• Franks, [274], [279], [290]
• Freeman, E. A., [257]
• Freemen, Arab, [181]
• Fridolin, [276]
• Fuegians, [29]
• Fuhkien, see Fou Kien
• Fulvius, A., [240]
• Funerals, Roman, [225]
• Futteh Mahommed Jemadar, [136]
• 
  G
• Gaillard, Abbé, [293], [295], [296], [310]
• Gaius, [227]
• Galatia, [274]
• Galdinus, Cardinal, [299]
• Galli, [262]
• Gallio, [243]
• Gallus, or Callich, [276]
• Gallus (Becker), [223], [224], [225]
• Ganga, [123]
• Ganga Jatra, [148]
• Gason, Samuel, [38]
• Gaul, missionary work in, [275];
  • power of father in, [276], [277];
  • selling children in, [291]
• Gauls, [92], [276]
• Gautama, [7]
• Gazelles, [22]
• Genesis, [100], [159]
• Genouillac, H. de, [97]
• Gephids, [274]
• Germanic races, [258]
• Germanicus, of Tacitus, [277]
• Germany, asylums in, [298];
  • children sold, [290];
  • sacrifices in, [152], [154]
• Gerry, Elbridge T., [336]
• Gesta Christi, [258]
• Gibbon, Edward, [212]
• Gibeonites, [165]
• Gilds, [314]
• Gilead, [164]
• Giles, H. A., [50], [70]
• Glotz, G., [192], [194]
• Gna, Saxon king, [296]
• God, of destruction, [149];
  • of the young, [98]
• Gohuls, [136]
• Golden calf, worship of, [161], [162]
• Goodrich, J. K., [88]
• Gorillas, [23]
• Gortyna, [189], [190], [193]
• Goshen, [139]
• Gothic language, [275]
• Goths, [120], [177];
  • apostle of, [275]
• Gottheil, Professor, [125]
• Goulburn, [43], [147]
• Gowland collection, [80]
• Gratian, Emperor, [247], [266]
• Great Bassam, in Africa, [153]
• Great First Emperor, China, [51]
• Greece, [107]
• Greeks, [9], [19], [90], [92];
  • adoption among, [204];
  • exposure among, [199]–208;
  • morality, [5], [6];
  • philosophy, [157]
• Greenidge, [222]
• Gregorian codes, [270]
• Gregory, apostolic mission, [291]
• Gregory I., Pope, [291]
• Grenfell and Hunt, [119]
• Griffis, W. E., [82], [83]
• Grimm, Jacob, [141], [153], [154], [155]
• Groote, J. J. M. de, [149], [150]
• Guizot, François P. G., [277]
• Gulick, S. L., [88]
• Guppy, H. B., [37]
• Guy of Montpellier, [295], [296]
• 
  H
• Hachijo, island of, [72]
• Hadrian, [163], [236], [237], [245], [246]
• Hall, G. Stanley, [18]
• Hall, H. R., [112]
• Halle, [154]
• Hamasa, [177]
• Hamilton, Charles, [180]
• Hamites, Egyptian, [106]
• Hammurabi, [92], [99], [100], [102]
• Hand, sign of law, [211]
• Hang Hoi, [55]
• Hani-wa (clay rings), [80]
• Hariskandra, [126]
• Harper, R. F., [103]
• Harris papyrus, No. 500, [110]
• Harrison, E. J., [87]
• Hastinapur, [123]
• Ha’tshepest, [112]
• Hawaii, [43]
• He, Duke, [54]
• He Who Brings Buried Girls to Life, [175]
• Heautontimorumenos, [197]
• Hebrews, [116], [142]
• Hector, [185]
• Hecyra, [193]
• Hegira, [170]
• Heliodorus, [193]
• Hellenes, [120]
• Henry II., edict of, [305]
• Hephaistos, [186], [187]
• Hera, [98]
• Hermaphrodites, [259]
• Hermogenian code, [270]
• Herodotus, [90], [121], [160]
• Herrera, Antonio de, [146], [147]
• Hesiod, [186], [195]
• Hestia, goddess of the hearth, [193]
• Hexateuch, [158]
• Hia, Emperor of China, [47]
• Hiao King, [52]
• Hibasuhime-no-Mikoto, [79]
• Hidana, infant education, Arab, [183]
• Hidaya, [180]
• Hide-no-are, compiler of Kojiki, [71]
• Hien Fong, Chinese Emperor, [65]
• Himyarite period, of Arabic history, [169]
• Hind, protects child, [187]
• Hippopotamus, [22]
• Histoire du Bas Empire, [291]
• Histoire des Enfants Trouvés, [287]
• Histoire du Kamchatka, [35]
• Histoire de Languedoc, [303]
• Histoire de la Legislation des Anciens Germains, [279]
• History of the Church, [275]
• History of Circumcision, [160]
• History of the Criminal Law of England, [216]
• History of European Morals, [258]
• History of the Factory Movement, [324]
• History of Human Marriage, [41]
• History of Ireland, [276]
• History of Paraguay, [42]
• History of the People of Israel, [158]
• History of Sumer and Akkad, [91], [92]
• Hloth, laws of, [292]
• Hobhouse, J., [326]
• Hodgkin, Thomas, [286]
• Ho Long Tou, [57]
• Holy men, liberated slaves, [290], [291]
• Homer, [11], [121], [185]
• Homeric Studies, [185]
• Honoratus, [275]
• Honorius, [266], [269]
• Horner, Mr., speech in Parliament, [324]
• Hosea, [167]
• Hospital, of Montpellier, [303];
  • of Saint Esprit, [295], [296]
• Hospitaliers, work of, [296]
• Hôtel-Dieu, of Lyons, [299]
• House of Pity, [61]
• How Tseih, legend of, [52]
• Humanitarianism, [163], [332]
• Hunter, W. A., [213]
• Hurers, ordinances of, [313]
• Hurreebhyee, Jhareja, [136]
• Hydaspes, River, [128]
• Hydromus coypus, [22]
• Hyperboreans, [46]
• Hyphasis, River, [128]
• Hystaspis, Darius, [91]
• 
  I
• Iberians, [121]
• Ichneumon, [22]
• Idiots, sale of, [319]
• Idols, sacrificing children to, [145], [146];
  • in Israel, [161], [162];
  • -worship, Irish, [276]
• Idzumo, land of, [79]
• Iliad, [185]
• Illarion, letter from, [118]
• Illyricum, [274]
• In the South Seas, [38]
• Ina, king of Wessex, [282]
• Ina-Uruk-rishat, [104]
• India, [148], [149], [152], [155], [335]
• Indian philosophy, [157]
• Indians, of America, [18], [145], [146], [147];
  • of Asia, [120];
  • Peruvian, [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];
  • Japan, [78];
  • Papua, [26];
  • Proclamations 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 person, Rome, [227];
  • of unmarried 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 in, [334]
• Iyenari, [83]
• Iyeyasu, [86]
• Izana-mi-no-kami, [74]
• Izani-gi-no-kami, [74]
• 
  J
• Jahilliya, [171]
• Jahvist, [158]
• Jami Saghir, [182]
• Japan, Aha, island of, [74];
  • Bronze age, [72];
  • Buddhist influence, [77];
  • building sacrifice, [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 deities, [74];
  • Izana-mi-no-kami, [74];
  • Izani-gi-no-kami, [74];
  • Jimmu, Emperor, [71], [75];
  • Kojiki, ancient records, [71];
  • Korean influence, [78];
  • Nihongi, chronicles, [72];
  • Nitobe, Inazo, [72];
  • Nomi-no-Sukune, [79], [80], [81];
  • Origin of present-day Japanese, [71];
  • parturition house, [72], [73], [74];
  • reforms under Yoshimune, [85], [86];
  • sacrifices [152];
  • sacrifice, human, abolished, [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];
  • Yamato-hiko, [78]
• Japanese Nation in Evolution, [82], [83]
• Jasus, [187]
• Java, [46]
• Jehoram, [165]
• Jehosophat, [165]
• Jelibo (primitive courtesans), [26]
• Jephtha, [164]
• Jeremiah, [167]
• Jerez, Francisco de, [145]
• Jerusalem, [167], [274]
• Jesuits, [49]
• Jesus, [7]
• Jewish Prophets, [7]
• Jhallas, [136]
• Jharejas, [131], [132], [133]
• Jimmu, Emperor of Japan, [71], [75]
• Johns, C. H. W., [99]
• Johnson, Sir H. H., [17]
• Joseph II., Emperor, [237]
• Joshua, [161]
• Josiah, [167]
• Jove, [186]
• Jowett, B., [188]
• Judaism, [14]
• Judges, period of, [162];
  • Book of, [164]
• Juju, sacrifice to, [154]
• Jukhima, [130]
• Julian, the Apostate, [278]
• Julianus Salvius, edict of, [245]
• Julius Firmicus, [265], [266]
• Junius, [191]
• Juno, [98]
• Jurisprudence, Mussulman, [180]
• Jus Quirium, [211]
• Justin Martyr, [249], [259], [275];
  • discourse of, [249], [250]
• Justinian, [210];
  • code of, [247], [289];
  • wars of, [178]
• 
  K
• Keane, A. H., [15], [24]
• Key, Ellen, [5]
• Kidd, Benjamin, [5]
• Kojiki, ancient Japanese records, [71]
• Kotzebue, Otto von, [37], [40]
• Kur-an, Selections from, [176], [177]
• Kutrai (copper pots), [200]
• 
  L
• La Boulaye, [278]
• Labourt, [268], [269]
• Lachlan, the, New South Wales, [43], [147]
• Lacita, daughter of Ozaim, [177]
• Lactantius, [254], [261], [263]
• Lactaria, [242]
• Ladd, G. T., [3]
• La Femme dans l’Antiquité, [100]
• Lafitau, P., [145]
• Lagash, [94], [96]
• L’Allemand, [282]
• Lame children, [212], [213]
• Lane, E. W., [177]
• Lang, Andrew, [185]
• Languedoc, historians of, [295], [303]
• Larousse, Dictionnaire, [290]
• Lauterer, Dr. Joseph, [68]
• Laws, of Æthelstan, [292];
  • Agrarian, [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];
  • Gortyna, [189], [190];
  • Gratian, [266];
  • Greek, to protect child, [207], [208];
  • Hadrian, [237];
  • Hammurabi, [92], [99], [100];
  • for helpless children, [335];
  • Hloth, [292];
  • Honorius, [266];
  • India, [125];
  • Japanese, regarding confinement, [72], [73];
  • Justinian, [270];
  • of mediæval France, [303], [304];
  • in Poitiers, [303];
  • in Provence, [303];
  • of Romulus, [209];
  • Sabine, [211];
  • Salinic, [279], [280], [292];
  • of Solon, [216];
  • of Thebes, [9];
  • Theodosius II., [267];
  • of Twelve Tables, [215], [222];
  • Valens, [266];
  • Valentinian, [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’Entrcolles, [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, [169], [170]
• Little, Henry W., [35]
• Liverpool, S. P. C. C., [334]
• Lois des Francs, [280]
• London, child-welfare movement in, [334];
  • Common Council, [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]
• 
  M
• Madagascar, Amber Mountains, [35]
• Magh-Sleacth, or Field of Slaughter, [276]
• Malthus, [9]
• Man Who Invites, [74]
• Marriage, among birds, [22];
  • animal, [3];
  • origin of, [18], [19]
• Mars, Cinq, [309]
• Martens, [22]
• Mary Ellen, [8]
• Maskonit, Egyptian deity of children, [110]
• Matriarchal tendencies in Egypt, [109], [110]
• Matriarchy, in Japan, [75]
• Menes, [19]
• Mesopotamian civilization, [6]
• Mias, [23]
• Minucius Felix, [261], [262]
• Misasagi, [81]
• Missionaries, Buddhist, in Japan, [77]
• Mohammed, [7]
• Mohammedanism, [14]
• Moloch, [165], [238]
• Mongols, [24], [46]
• Muhiyyu’l-Uaw’udat (He who brings buried girls to life), [175]
• Mummy, The, [117]
• 
  N
• Napoleon, decree of, [12]
• Native Tribes of Central Australia, [32]
• Nawgia, or strangling, [143]
• Nebhapet-Ra-Mentuhetep, [113]
• Neglect, of children, [335], [336];
  • among Kaffirs, [34];
  • of young, animal, [20]
• Neolithic Age, [24], [31], [90], [91]
• Neotragus Hemprichii, [22]
• 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, [72]
• Nile Valley, [106]
• Ningirsu, [94]
• Ninib-mushallim, [104]
• Niobe, [187]
• Nippur, [93]
• Nirwana, [127]
• Nitobe, Inazo, [72]
• Nomadic people, [93]
• Nomads, attitude towards children, [42]
• 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]
• 
  O
• Oastler, Richard, [325], [326], [330], [331]
• Oceania, [24]
• Octavius, [226]
• Œdipus, [187], [191], [255]
• Œuvres Divers, [111]
• Okeus, American Indian deity, [147]
• Olivier de la Crau, [295]
• Omar, [181]
• Omayya, [174]
• Omkar Mandharta, sacrifice to, [148]
• On Abstaining from Drowning Little Girls, [57]
• Onesicritus, [129]
• Opium, for child, [133]
• Orang-utan, [23]
• Ordinance of Braelers, [315];
  • of Hurers, [313];
  • of Manu, [124], [125]
• Orhan, [159]
• Origen, [259]
• Origin of the Aryans, [121]
• Ornamentation, facial, [25]
• Orphanages, in China, [65]
• Orphans, [35], [49], [97], [98], [229]
• Ortolan, [217], [247]
• Ostrogoths, [274], [283]
• Ou Sing King, [62]
• Ouang ouan, [64]
• Owna Dargaku, [88]
• Oxyrhynchus papyrus, [118], [185]
• Ozaim, the Fazarite, [177]
• Ozanam, [275]
• 
  P
• Paal, chief of, [136]
• Pacific islands, [41]
• Padrone system, [334], [335], [337]
• Pædagogus, [261]
• Palatine Hill, [210], [211]
• Palatre, P. Gabriel, [61], [63]
• Palestine, [94], [138], [139], [158]
• Pamphile, [193]
• Papuans, [24], [31];
  • sacrifice, [24]
• Papyrus, Harris, [110];
  • Oxyrhynchus, [118];
  • Sellier, [107]
• Paraguay, [22]
• Paraguayan Chaco, [42]
• Parental, affection, [19], [20], [32];
  • indifference, [20];
  • instinct, [2], [3];
  • solicitude, [20], [21]
• Paris, asylum for orphans,
  • 297, [300], [301];
    Parliament of, [304];
  • treatment of children in seventeenth century, [337]
• Parliament, debates in, [324], [326], [327], [328]
• Parliament of Paris, decree, [304]
• Parliamentary report, Australia, [25]
• Parthia, [274]
• Parturition house, [72], [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 apprentices, [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];
  • Indians, [144], [145], [146]
• Petrie, W. M. F., [112]
• Phallic worship, [105], [160]
• Pharaoh, [160]
• Philippine Islands, [44], [46]
• Philistines, [166]
• Philtere, [221]
• Phlegon, [236]
• Phœnician Maidens, The, [191]
• Phœnicians, [138], [158]
• Picts, [275]
• Pipiles, tribe of Central America, [154]
• Pithecanthropus erectus, [15], [46]
• Pitt, William, [328]
• Plato, [7], [14], [188], [193], [195]
• Plautus, [192], [203], [205], [217], [223], [224], [225]
• Pleistocene period, [106]
• Pliny, [231], [234], [284]
• Ploss, H. H., [35]
• Plutarch, [189], [193], [208], [212], [264]
• Poetarum Comicorum Græcorum Fragmenta, [205]
• Poitiers, decree at, [303]
• Political organization in 11,500 B. C., [106]
• 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];
  • Buddhist [81];
  • Carthaginian, [237];
  • faults of, [287];
  • of Ptah, [111];
  • receive children, [288]
• Primitive Culture, [141], [153], [154]
• Primitive, customs, [17];
  • families, [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, [111]
• Ptah-Hotep, [111]
• 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]
• Q
• Qays, story of, [173], [174]
• Quadrumana, [22]
• Quarterly Review, [323]
• Quirinal, [210]
• Quirites, [211]
• Quiyoughquisocks, or prophets, [147]
• 
  R
• Races and Peoples, [31]
• Reichenfels, legend of castle, [154]
• Religions of Ancient Egypt and Babylonia, [92], [94]
• Renaissance of Motherhood, [5]
• Rome, [223], [224], [225], [230], [235]
• 
  S
• Sabæans, [158], [169], [170], [171]
• Sabines, [210], [211]
• Sacrifices, [33], [148], [149], [153], [154], [155];
  • in Alaska, [155], [156];
  • Aryan, [142];
  • of captives, [94];
  • of children, Rome, [262];
  • China, [55];
  • coronation, [144], [146];
  • Denmark, [152], [153];
  • in Egypt, [112], [113];
  • of first-born, [39], [93];
  • of firstlings, [139], [140], [147];
  • to Ganges, [148];
  • of girls to placate deity of wild animals, [81];
  • Hebrew, [142];
  • India, [126], [134], [135], [148], [149], [152], [155];
  • in Ireland, [276];
  • in Japan, [78], [79], [80];
  • jars, for sacrificed children, [150];
  • to Juju, [154];
  • lamb, substitute sacrifice, [161];
  • launching sacrifices, [121], [122];
  • to Moloch, [237];
  • new moon, [153];
  • in Peru, [144];
  • to prevent plague, [153];
  • in Rome, [262];
  • to Saturn, [262], [276];
  • in Sumeria [93], [94];
  • theory of, [24]
• Sadler, M. T., [326], [327]
• Sadler committee, [328]
• Sagbaron, killing of, [280]
• Sagsag, [97]
• Saint, Andrew, [274];
  • Bathilde, a child slave, [290];
  • Christoval, natives of, [37];
  • Chrysostom, [274];
  • Eloi, buys St. Thean, [291];
  • Esprit, order of, [303];
  • Eunice, child slave, [291];
  • Gour, [293];
  • John, [274];
  • Luke, [258];
  • Marmbœuf, asylum of, [293];
  • Marthe, charity of, [295];
  • Patrick, [275];
  • Paul, [262], [274];
  • Peter, [274];
  • Thean, [291];
  • Thomas, [274];
  • Thomas of Villeneuve, [299];
  • Vincent de Paul, [12], [299], [306], [335]
• Sale, of child, [153];
  • of children, [37], [86], [98], [285], [306];
  • in bankruptcy, [324];
  • by Gauls, [290];
  • by parents, [337];
  • Rome, [263], [265];
  • of idiots, [319];
  • of liquors to children, [338];
  • of male child, [126];
  • of son, [212], [213], [217];
  • of women, [28], [29]
• Salian Franks, [279]
• Salvius Julianus, [245]
• Salzman, L. F., [313]
• Samhin, [276]
• Samoa, [38]
• Samuel, II., [165]
• Samurai, [82], [86], [87], [88]
• Sandars, Thomas Collett, [210], [211]
• Sanehat, [112]
• Sankhayana-Grihya-Sutra, [124]
• Santa Maria, house of, in Sassia, [296]
• Saracens, [177]
• Sargon I., [100]
• Sargos, sacrifices at, [153]
• Sa’sa’a, [174]
• Satapatha-Brahmana, [126]
• Satow, Ernest, [72]
• Saturn, [262], [276]
• Satyr, [202]
• Saugor, city of, [148]
• Saul, [165]
• Saxons, [274], [275]
• Sayce, A. H., [92], [94]
• Scamandrius, [185]
• Scaurus, M., [240]
• Scots, Albanian, [275]
• Scutari, foundations of, [154], [155]
• Scythia, [274]
• Seal Cylinders of Western Asia, [105]
• Seals, [22]
• Seasons, sacrifices in, [153], [154]
• Sechem, [163]
• Select Committee Investigation, [320]
• Selections from the Kur-an, [177]
• Sellier Papyrus, [107]
• Sellin, Ernest, [151]
• Se Ma Ts’ien, [50]
• Semites, [151], [169]
• Semitic Magic, [143]
• Semitic people, [92]
• Semon, Professor R., [29]
• Senate, of Marseilles, approves protection, [296]
• Senatus Consultum, [245], [246]
• Seneca, the elder, [242], [337]
• Senjero, [39]
• Serfs, [190]
• Servian legend, [154], [155]
• Severus, governor of Lucania, [283], [284]
• Seville, Church of, [289]
• Sewers, children found in, [294], [302], [305]
• Shaftesbury, Lord, [329], [334]
• Shakamuni, [82]
• Shamash, [99]
• Shanghai Courier, [67]
• Shantanu, [123]
• Sheik Burhan-ad-din-Ali, [180]
• She-King, [53]
• Shelter, first church endeavour, [292], [293];
  • for children in Paris, [306], [307], [308]
• Shintoism, [78]
• Shirakawa Rakuo, [83]
• Shoguns, [73]
• Shooter, Joseph, [32]
• Shun Chih, [58]
• Silanus, D., [239]
• Silurian period, [16]
• Simon, Jules, [334]
• Sister, obligated for child, in Japan, [76]
• Sixtus Quintus, [268]
• Slavensk, [153]
• Slavery, of children, [85], [86], [152], [154], [155], [156], [174], [217], [274]
• Slaves, children as, [213], [319];
  • foundlings as, [266], [289];
  • protection of, [237]
• Slavonic town, sacrifice in, [153]
• Sleeman, W. H., [149]
• Smith, Samuel, M.P., [334]
• Smith, W. Robinson, [174]
• Smith and Chetam, [275]
• Smith’s Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography, [187]
• Smyth, R. Brough, [28], [147]
• Social Evolution, [5]
• Social justice, in Israel, [158]
• Social organization, first, [106]
• Society in China, [69]
• Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, [333], [336]
• Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, [11];
  • Berlin, [334];
  • France, [334];
  • Liverpool, [334];
  • Milan, [334];
  • New York, [333];
  • Vienna, [334]
• Socrates Scholasticus, [188];
  • Ecclesiastical History, [275]
• Solomon Islands, [37]
• Solon, [216]
• Songs of the Roman People, [153]
• Sophytes, kingdom of, [128]
• Sostrata, [197], [218], [221]
• South America, child-welfare movement in, [335]
• South Pacific islands, [143]
• Sparta, [193]
• Spartianus, [245]
• Spencer, Herbert, [2], [338]
• Spencer and Gillen, [32], [40]
• Spidale degl’ Innocenti, at Florence, [299]
• Squirrels, [22]
• Sse Ki, [47]
• Stage children, [337]
• Statute, of Artificers, [315];
  • of 1601, [317]
• Stealing children, [291]
• Stele of the Vultures, [94]
• Sterility, [228]
• Stevenson, Robert Louis, [38], [44]
• Stoics, [13], [14]
• Stone Age, [46], [106], [191]
• Strabo, [129], [276]
• Strachey, William, [147]
• Strangling, [34], [143], [146], [156], [262]
• Styx, [202]
• Suabia, [276]
• Substitution, [34], [159];
  • beginning of, [141];
  • of clay or straw figures for human beings, [79], [80], [81];
  • of foundlings, [205];
  • in sacrifice, Egypt, [113];
  • in sacrifice, India, [126]
• Suetonius, [229], [230], [236]
• Sumerian family, size of, [97]
• Sumerians, [90], [92], [106]
• Summer, sacrifices in, [154]
• Sun, sacrifices to, [144]
• Sun-god, [99]
• Sunahsepa, [126]
• Surwyejas, [136]
• Susa, Acropolis of, [99]
• Suy, River, [55]
• Swetaketu, [19]
• Switzerland, north-eastern, [276]
• Syria, [157]
• 
  T
• Tablettes Sumériennes Archaiques, [97]
• Taboo, in Japan, [72]
• Tacitus, [13], [228], [276], [277]
• Tai Tsong, Chinese Emperor, [54]
• Tantis, of Africa, [153]
• Tao Kang, Chinese Emperor, [62], [65]
• Tatius, [210]
• Tauri, of Pontus, [262]
• Taylor, Isaac, [121]
• Tche Kiang, province of, [59]
• Teleostei, [20]
• Telephus, [187]
• Tello, [93], [95], [96], [98]
• Terence, [10], [192], [196], [217]–21
• Terme et Monfalcon, [116], [269], [270], [290], [292], [293], [310]
• Tertullian, [237], [260], [261], [275]
• Tetka-Ra, reign of, [111]
• Teutonic Mythology, [153], [154], [155]
• Teutons, [120]
• Theætetus, [188], [193]
• Thean, St., [291]
• Thebans, [207]
• Thebes, [9], [113], [187]
• Theft, punished by slavery, [292]
• Theodoretius, [275]
• Theodoric, [283]
• Theodosianus, Codex, [265], [266], [267], [270], [282]
• Theodosius, Emperor, [263]
• Theodosius II., [267]
• Theognis, [195]
• Thesmophoriazusæ, [199], [205], [206]
• Thessalonica, Archbishop of, [271];
  • massacre at, [263]
• Thompson, R. Campbell, [143]
• Thorpe, Benjamin (translator), [292]
• Thracians, [187]
• Threshold Covenant, [161]
• Threshold Covenant, The, [152], [153], [154]
• Thuringia, [276]
• Tiber, [226], [242], [297]
• Tiberius, [237]
• Tibet, [46]
• Tien Tsung, [58]
• Tiglath-Pileser, [166]
• Tigris, [92]
• Tillemont, [268]
• Titienses, [210], [211]
• Titthion, [187]
• Titus Manlius Torquatus, [239]
• T-Kiai, Chinese censor, [56]
• Tlinkits, Alaskan tribe, [155], [156]
• Toas, [88]
• Tokelaus, [37]
• Tokio (Yedo), [82];
  • Uyeno Museum, [80]
• Tokugawa period, [82]
• Tonga Islands, [143]
• Toobo Toa, South Pacific chief, [143]
• Tophet, [167]
• Toulon, [275]
• Trajan, [163], [233], [234], [236], [284]
• Travels in West Africa, [34]
• Trèves, endeavour at, to protect children, [293]
• Tribonian, [270]
• Troy, [186]
• Troyes, Bishop of, [275]
• Trumbull, H. C., [152], [153]
• Tsang, Viscount, [54]
• Tscheou Kong, [52]
• Ts’e, Odes of, [53]
• Ts’in Chi Hoang, [49], [50]
• Tsing dynasty, [55]
• Ts’oo, army of, [55]
• Tsuchi-ningio (clay figures), [80]
• Tsukizaka, [78]
• Turner, George, [38], [42]
• Tutila, [37]
• Twelve Tables, law of, [215], [222]
• Twins, [32], [151]
• Tylor, [141], [153], [154]
• 
  U
• Ugi, natives, [37]
• Ulfilas, [275]
• Ulpian, [238]
• Umma, men of, [94]
• Unborn child, valuable, [280]
• Underwood, G., [78]
• United States, labour conditions in, [332]
• Urukagina, laws of, [95], [96]
• Usher, Bishop, [90]
• Uyeno Museum, Tokio, [80]
• 
  V
• Vagrant children in England, [317]
• Vaitupu, [38]
• Valence, Archbishop of, [299]
• Valens, Emperor, [247], [266]
• Valentinian, Emperor, [247], [266], [291]
• Watt, invention of, [318]
• Way, Arthur S., translator, [191]
• Weng, prefect of Foochow, [66]
• Wergeld, [278], [279], [280]
• Wessex, king of, [282]
• West coast of Africa, [34]
• West Indies, cruelty in, [327]
• Westermarck, [19], [20], [41]
• Western Roman Empire, [289]
• Western Victorian tribes, [32]
• Whales, [22]
• Wheeler, Etta A., [335]
• Whipping, infant labour, [324], [325], [326], [327]
• Whipple, Bishop, [18]
• Whitington, Richard, [313]
• Wie Hsien, [69]
• Willoughby, J. P., [136]
• Wolf, [22]
• Women, affection for, [31];
  • in laws of Hadrian, [237], [238];
  • protect children, Egypt, [110];
  • rights of, [96];
  • treatment of, [29], [297]
• Women of Japan, [88]
• Wood, John, manufacturer, [326]
• Worcester, Dean C., [44]
• Workhouses, Roman, closing of, [237]
• Workmen, conditions among, Egypt, [108]
• Writ de homine replegiando, [336]
• 
  X
• Xenodocheion, shelter for poor, [268], [293]
• Xenophon, [195], [207]
• 
  Y
• Yagarundi, [22]
• Yahweh, [139], [158]–67
• Yamato-hiko, [78]
• Yao, or Yau, Chinese Emperor, [47], [51]
• Yarriba, in Africa, [153]
• Yedo (Tokio), [82]
• Yen Tcheou, [59]
• Yew, or Yin, sacrifice of, [55]
• Ynca (Inca), [144]
• Young, Lucien, [44]
• Yu Chun, [51], [52]
• 
  Z
• Zagros, [91]
• Zeno, [246]
• Zethus, [187]
• Zimmi, [183]