God, a man passes himself off as one—I. [80], 573.
Gods recognised by their not throwing shadows and not winking—I. [561];
a similar belief found in Heliodorus—ibid note;
engage in combat with heroes, as in Homer—I. [473];
defeated by the Daitya Vidyuddhvaja—II. [518].
“God bless you” said when a person sneezes—I. [254] note; II. 631.
Gold, five colossal figures made of—I. [351];
pieces found under the pillow of a child when he awakes—I. [12], 571; II. 627;
mountain of—I. [316];
made out of copper by means of a magic powder—I. [323];
island of—II. [286];
birds, beasts and trees of—II. [520];
city entirely built of—I. [421].
Gold-child root, Mr. Baring Gould’s—I. [355].
Golden City, the princess Kanakarekhá will only marry a man who has seen the—I. [195];
found—I. [222];
of the Vidyádharas on the Himálayas—I. [327].
Golden deer possessing life—II. [569].
Golden goose—II. [507] note.
Golden lotus—I. [215], [216], [217], [488], [525].
Golden lotuses produced by a skeleton—I. [375].