Greek romances, points in which they resemble Indian tales—II. [262] note, [370] note, [375] note.
Grey hairs, perturbation occasioned by first appearance of—I. [67]; II. 628.
Guhyaka, a class of demons who attend on Kuvera and guard his treasures—I. [37], ibid note, [154], ibid note, [443], [552]—II. [83], [464], [465].
Guhyakí, feminine of preceding, identified with Yakshiṇí—I. [338].
Half-moon, on the throat—I. [350].
Hand of glory—I. Addendum to fasciculus [4], following page [384]; II. 631.
Hand of a dead man, given as a red lotus, subjects a man to the power of witches—II. [450], and note.
Happy island—I. [525], and note.
Hare, the horn of, an example of the absurd and impossible—I. [370];
the hare and the lion—II. [32];
in the moon, the—II. [66].
Head of a giant grows again after being cut off—I. [385];
cut off and fastened on again—II. 638.