INDEX.
- A
- Abipones, [183].
- Adair, James, [15], [77], note; [83], [530].
- Adams, Prof. Henry, [273].
- Adoption, ceremony of, among Iroquois, [81], note.
- Age of Stone, of Bronze, and of Iron, [8].
- Algonkin tribes, [165].
- Alphabet, phonetic, [12].
- Its invention, [31], note.
- Animals, their domestication, [11], [42].
- Archon, office of, [261].
- Arickarees, [165].
- Aristocracy.
- Army organization in gentile society, by gentes, by phratries, and by tribes, [237].
- Arts of subsistence, [19].
- Arrawaks, [182].
- Aryan, Family of, [39], [468].
- Assembly of the people, [119], [120].
- Ashangos, [371].
- Athapasco-Apache Tribes, [175].
- Australian organization on basis of sex, [50].
- Aztec Confederacy, [186].
- Of three Nahuatlac tribes, [189].
- When established, [192].
- Extent of territorial domination, [193].
- Population of Valley of Mexico, [195].
- Of Pueblo, of Mexico, [196], note.
- Gentes and phratries, [197].
- Ownership of lands in common, [200].
- Council of Chiefs, [203].
- Office of Teuctli, or principal war-chief, [206].
- Aztec monarchy a fiction, [213].
- B
- Bachofen, Das Mutterrecht, [348]-349, [350], [350], note.
- Bandelier, Ad. F., [200], [201], note; [203], note.
- Bancroft, H. H., [176].
- Barbarism, period of, [42].
- Basileus, [246].
- Probably elective, [248].
- Office without civil functions, [252].
- Office of Roman Rex elective, [253].
- Each a general, with the additional functions of a priest and judge, [250].
- Aristotle’s definition, [251].
- Early Grecian governments military democracies, [252], [274].
- Romans under the reges, the same, [253].
- Office of basileus abolished by the Athenians, [260], [274].
- Of rex by the Romans, [319].
- Basileia, [249].
- Aristotle’s definition, [256].
- Becker, Prof. W. A. Family of ancient Greeks, [475], note.
- Of Romans, [478], note.
- Blackfeet tribes, [171].
- Blood revenge, [77], [238].
- Bow and arrow; its invention created an epoch, [10].
- Difficult to invent, [21], note.
- Burial place of gens.
- Byington, Rev. Dr. Cyrus, [162].
- C
- Cameron, Mr. A. S. P., [375].
- Categories of relatives: of Hawaiians, [405].
- Cayugas, gentes, [70].
- Phratries, [91].
- Chief, office of, elective, [72], [145].
- Cherokees, [164].
- Chickasas, gentes, [163].
- Phratries, ib.
- Choctas, gentes, [161].
- Phratries, [99].
- Civilization, Period of.
- Cleisthenes.
- Coalescence of tribes in a nation, [135], [259].
- Confederacy of tribes, [122].
- Comanches, [177].
- Columbia River, Valley of.
- Comitia Curiata, [315], [340].
- Consanguine Family, [384], [401].
- Consanguinity, Malayan system of, oldest, [385].
- Turanian and Ganowánian, the second great form, [386].
- Aryan, Semitic, and Uralian, third great form, [388].
- Systems natural growths, [393].
- Two ultimate forms: one classificatory, the other descriptive, [394].
- Nature of a system of consanguinity, [395].
- Its permanence, [402], [408].
- Details of Malayan system, [404].
- Relatives in categories, [407].
- Its origin, [410].
- Details of Ganowánian and Turanian, [435].
- Origin of system, [422].
- Aryan system, [485].
- Its origin, [490].
- Communism in living, [446], [453].
- Coulanges, M. De. His work, “The Ancient City,” [234], [240], [549].
- Council of Chiefs, [119].
- Cox, Prof. Edward F. Analysis of pottery of Mound Builders, [15].
- Creeks, [160].
- Crees, [167].
- Crows, [159].
- Curtius, Prof., [348].
- Cushing, Mr. N. A., [530], note.
- D
- Dakota tribes, [154].
- Dance. A form of worship among Indian tribes, [116].
- Delawares, [101], [171].
- Deme, or township of Athenians, [217].
- Democracy.
- Descent in female line when gens is in archaic form, [67].
- In American Indian tribes, [153]-183.
- In male line, [155]-157, [166]-169, [171]-182.
- How changed from female line to male, [344].
- Causes which produced the change in Grecian gentes, [345].
- In female line among Lycians, [347].
- Etruscans, [348].
- Views of Curtius, [348].
- Of Bachofen, [349].
- Among Athenians prior to Cecrops, [350].
- Required to explain certain marriages, [351].
- Legend of Danaidæ, [354].
- In female line among Ashiras, Aponos, and Ashangos of Africa, [371].
- Banyi, [372].
- Bangalas, [373].
- Du Chaillu, [371].
- E
- Ethnical Periods, [8]-13.
- Ephoralty of the Spartans, [250].
- Eries, [126], note; [149]-153.
- Etruscans, [279], [348].
- F
- Family, the, Five successive forms, [384].
- The consanguine, [384], [401].
- The punaluan, [384], [424].
- The syndyasmian or pairing, [384], [453].
- The patriarchal, [384], [465].
- The monogamian, [384], [468].
- First, second, and fifth radical, creating three systems of consanguinity and affinity, [324].
- Consanguine family, origin of relationship in, [410].
- Punaluan family, origin of relationship in, [422].
- Syndyasmian, [453]-461.
- Patriarchal, [465].
- Monogamian family of ancient Germans, [471];
- of Homeric Greeks, [472], [475], note;
- of Romans, [477].
- Origin of relationship in, [485]-490.
- Sequence of institutions connected with the family, [498].
- Freeman, Dr., on the organization of German tribes, [361], note.
- Fison, Rev. Lorimer, [14], [51], note; [54], [374], [375], [403].
- G
- Ganowánian family, its name, [152].
- Ganowánian system of consanguinity and affinity, [432], [435].
- Table, [447].
- Gentile organization, [62], [185].
- Institutions democratical, [212].
- Gens of Australian tribes, [51]-56,
- of Iroquois, [62].
- Founded upon kin, [63].
- Definition of a gens, [67].
- Descent in female line, [68].
- Intermarriage in the gens prohibited, [69].
- Rights, privileges, and obligations of its members, [71]-84.
- Liberty, equality, and fraternity, its cardinal principles, [85].
- Grecian gens, [215].
- Descent in male line, [216].
- Rights, privileges, and obligations of its members, [222].
- Unit of the social system, [226].
- Roman gens, [277].
- Definition of a gentilis, [283].
- Descent in male line, [284].
- Rights, privileges, and obligations of its members, [285].
- Number of persons in a Roman gens, [299].
- Gentes in other tribes of mankind, [357]-379.
- Probable origin of the gens, [377].
- Gibbs, George, [175], [176].
- Government.
- First plan gentile and social, [6].
- Organic series, gens, phratry, tribe, and confederacy, with a final coalescence of tribes in a nation, [49], [66].
- First stage, a government of one power, the council of chiefs; second, of two powers, a council and a military commander; third, of three powers, a council, a general, and an assembly of the people, [119], [120], [257].
- Second plan territorial and political, [6].
- Property classes of Solon, [264].
- Attic Deme or township, [270].
- Registration in Deme, ib.
- Local tribe or county, [271].
- The state, [272].
- Athenian democracy, [273].
- No chief executive magistrate, [275].
- Roman political society, [322].
- Property classes of Servius Tullius, [331].
- The centuries, [333].
- Comitia Centuriata, [333].
- The census, [336]. City wards, [337].
- Registration in ward of residence, [336].
- Municipality of Rome, [339].
- Transition from gentile into political society, [340].
- Grote, on Grecian gentes, phratries and tribes, [220]-228, [230]-232.
- H
- Hale, Horatio, [127], note; [153], [175].
- Hart, Robert. On the hundred families of the Chinese, [364].
- Hebrew tribes, [366].
- Hodenosaunian tribes, [153].
- House life, and plan of living among savage and barbarous tribes deserve special study, [399], [446].
- /> I
- Iowas, [156], [166].
- Inventions and discoveries, [29], [45].
- Iron, [11].
- Iroquois, gentes, [63]-70.
- J
- Jones, C. C., [14], note.
- K
- Kaskaskias, [107].
- Kaws, [106], [156].
- Keepers of the faith in the Iroquois, [82].
- Kennicott, Robert, [175].
- Kikapoos, [170].
- Kolushes, [175].
- L
- Lagunas, [180].
- Lands owned in common among Indian tribes in Lower Status of barbarism, [151]-174.
- Latham, R. G., [362], [364], [371].
- Language, growth of, [5].
- Question of its origin, [36], note.
- Lockwood, Charles G. N., [375].
- Locrians, hundred families of, [350].
- Lycians, descent in female line, [347], [348].
- Lubbock, Sir John, [14], [183], [364].
- M
- Magars of Nepaul, [362].
- Maine, Sir Henry, [227].
On Celtic groups of kinsmen on French estates, [358].- His original researches, [507].
- Malayan system of consanguinity and affinity, its origin, [410].
- McLennan, Mr J. F., [362], [409].
- Note concerning his work on “Primitive Marriage,” [509]-521.
- Mandans, [158].
- Marriage, Australian scheme, [53], [57].
- Menominees, [170].
- Metals, native, [44].
- Minnitarees, [158].
- Miamis, [107], [168].
- Mississippi tribes, [168].
- Missouri tribes, [155].
- Mohegan gentes, [173].
- Phratries, [174].
- Mohawks, [125].
- Mommsen, Theodor, on domestication of animals, [23].
- Montezuma, principal war-chief of Aztec Confederacy, [206], [207].
- Monogamian Family, [384], [468].
- Monarchy incompatible with gentilism, [124], [252].
- Moqui Village Indians, [86], [179].
- Müller, Max, [23].
- Munsees, [173].
- N
- Names of members of a gens, [78].
- How bestowed, [79].
- The name conferred gentile rights, ib.
- Nation formed by coalescence of tribes, [135], [242], [259].
- Neutral nation, [149], [153].
- Naucraries of Athenians, [262].
- Niebuhr, on Roman and Grecian gentile questions, [23], [281], [287], [292], note, [295], [298], [305], [313], [315], [325].
- O
- Ojibwas, [106], [166].
- Omahas, [106], [155].
- Oneidas, [70].
- Onondagas, gentes, [70].
- Phratries, [91].
- Osages, [106].
- Osborn, Rev. John, Rotuman system of consanguinity, [403], note; [419].
- Otawas, [167].
- Otawa Confederacy, [106].
- Otoes, [106], [156].
- P
- Parkman, Francis, [153], note.
- Patriarchal Family, [384], [465], [480].
- Patricians, Roman, [326], [330].
- Pawnees, [164].
- Peorias, [107].
- Peschel, Oscar, [14], [413].
- Phratry, its character, [89].
- Of Iroquois, [90].
- Its functions, [94]-97.
- Phratric organization in American Indian tribes, 90 et seq.
- Of Athenians, [220].
- Obês of Spartans, [219].
- Definition of Dikæarchus, [236].
- Objects of phratry, [237].
- Uses in army organization, [287].
- Phratriarch, [240].
- Blood revenge, [238].
- Roman curia a phratry, [303].
- Its composition and functions, [304], [305].
- Piankeshaws, [107].
- Plebeians, persons unconnected with any gens, [266].
- Potawattamies, [166], [167].
- Property, growth of, [6].
- Its inheritance. First Rule: In American Indian tribes, [75], [153], [185], [528], [530];
- in Status of savagery, [526];
- in Lower Status of barbarism, [528].
- Second Rule, 531: Property in Middle Status, [540];
- in Upper Status, ib.
- Third Rule, 544: Hebrew inheritance, [545], [547];
- daughters of Zelophehad, [546];
- Athenian inheritance, [548];
- Roman, [550];
- property career of civilized nations, [522].
- Polyandry, [409].
- Polygyny, [404].
- Political society, [218].
- Institution of Athenian, [256].
- Experiments of Theseus, [258], [259].
- Draco, [263].
- Legislation of Solon, [264].
- Property classes, ib.
- Organization of army, [265].
- Legislation of Cleisthenes, [270].
- Attic deme or township, ib.
- Inhabitants of each a body politic, with powers of local self-government, [271].
- Local tribe or county, ib.
- The Athenian Commonwealth or State, [272].
- Government founded upon territory and upon property, ib.
- Powers of gentes, phratries, and tribes transferred to the demes, counties, or state, [272], [274].
- No chief executive magistrate, [275].
- Institution of Roman political society, [323]-342.
- Pottery, [13], [15], [16].
- Punaluan Family, [384], [424].
- Punkas, [106], [155].
- Powell, Maj. J. W., [536], [537].
- Q
- Quappas, [106].
- R
- Ratio of human progress, [29].
- Geometrical, [38].
- Raw, Prof. Charles, [14], note.
- Religious ideas, growth of, [5].
- Roman tribe, [314].
- Rome, founding of, [278], [309], [310], [312].
- S
- Sachem, [71].
- Salish, Sahaptin, and Kootenay tribes, [177].
- Savagery, its contributions to knowledge, [36].
- Sawks and Foxes, [170].
- Schoolcraft, Henry R., on the word “totem,” [165].
- Scottish Clan, [357].
- Semitic family, [39].
- Senecas, gentes, [70].
- Sequence of institutions connected with the family, [498].
- Shawnees, [168].
- Shoshones, [177].
- Society, gentile and political. See “Government,” and “Political Society.”
- South American Indian tribes, [182].
- Subsistence, Arts of, [19].
- Syndyasmian family, [384], [453].
- T
- Taplin, Rev. George, [374].
- Thlinkeets, gentes, [101], [176].
- Phratries, [101].
- Thums, or gentes of Magars of Nepaul, [362].
- Totem. The symbol of a gens; thus, the figure of a wolf is the totem of the wolf gens, [165].
- Tribe, Indian. Definition of, [103].
- Turanian system of consanguinity and affinity, [435].
- Tuscaroras, gentes, [70].
- Tylor, Mr. Edward B., [13], [14], [182].
- On the clans of tribes in India, [364].
- On the clans of tribes in India, [364].
- U
- Upper Missouri tribes, [158].
- V
- Valley of Columbia, seed land of Ganowánian family, [109], and note.
- Village Indians, [151], [178].
- W
- Wampum, belts of, their use, [139], [142].
- War-chief, germ of the office of a chief executive Magistrate, King, Emperor, and President, [129], [146].
- Weaws, [107].
- Winnebagoes, [157].
- Wright, Rev. Ashur, [83], [455].
- Wyandotes, [153].
- Z
- Zuñi Village Indians, [178].
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