O.
Oba, a cholera goddess, I. 146.
Odd numbers, II. [51].
Odin, dogs of, II. [223].
Oil, used in ceremonies, I. 93, 148.
Oilman, ghost of, I. 260;
omens from, II. [48].
Ointment, magic, I. 228; II. [43].
Ojha, an exorciser, I. 129, 147, 156.
Ojhyâl tribe, use of bells, I. 168.
Old Man of the Mountains, the, I. 215.
Old Nick, I. 44.
Old Scratch, II. [82].
Oliya, a hail charmer, I. 80.
Omens, II. [47];
avoidance of, II. [54];
from crows, II. [245];
from dogs, II. [222];
from the horse, II. [207];
from wells, I. 52.
One-eyed people, II. [37], [51].
Onion, prejudice against eating, II. [35].
Onyx, a sacred stone, II. [19].
Ophiogeneis, the, II. [124].
Ophthalmia, cure of, I. 209.
Opprobrious names, II. [4].
Orâon tribe, birth fiends, I. 264;
cat fiend, II. [271];
disposal of the dead, I. 237;
modes of divination, I. 153;
earth marriage, I. 30;
plough, respect for, II. [192];
appointment of priest, II. [189];
respect for eels, II. [255];
use of rice, II. [27];
sun worship, I. 9 sq.;
respect for the tamarind tree, II. [109];
totemism, II. [158].
Ordeal, of magic circle, II. [42];
for witches, II. [271] sq.
Ordure, eating of, II. [36].
Oshadhipati, a title of the moon, I. 14.
Osiris, II. [229].
Ovum Anguinum, the, II. [142], [224].
Owls, I. 279;
eating flesh of, I. 279;
omens from, II. [50].