Nagualism: A Study in Native American Folk-lore and History

by Daniel G. Brinton

• Baal-che, [9]
• Baeza, P., [9], [25]
• Balboa, P., [10]
• Bancroft, H. H., [13], [32], [36]
• Bandelier, A., [39]
• Baptism, [27], [43]
• Baptism by fire, [37]
• Barba Figueroa, [29]
• Bautista, J., [6]
• Berendt, C. H., [50], [59]
• “Black King,” the, [39]
• Blowing, as a rite, [19], [20]
• Boban, M., [48]
• “Books of Chilan Balam”, [45]
• Bourke, Capt., [44]
• Brasseur (de Bourbourg), [25], [28], [29], [32], [33], [37], [57]
• Buk xoc, [45]
• Burgoa, P., [16]

• Cabrera, Dr. P. F., [4]
• Cakchiquel language, [20], [23]
• Calendar, the native, [13-16], [45], [53]
• California, [10]
• Cancuc, town, [29]
• Candelaria, Maria, [35]
• Can Ek, Jacinto, [30]
• Carpio, Bernardo del, [55]
• Carriedo, J. B., [15], [30], [38], [46]
• Cave God, the, [38], [41]
• Cavo, P., [28], [32], [40]
• Ceiba tree, [47]
• Cerquin, province, [4], [5], [34]
• Chac Mool, [31]
• Chacuaco, [10]
• Chalcatongo, [40]
• Chalchihuitl, [39], [46], [47]
• Chalcos, [12]
• Chalma, place, [38]
• Chanes, [49]
• Charnay, D., [13]
• Chi, Andres, [31]
• Chi, Cecilio, [30]
• Chichimecs, [7], [54]
• Chilan Balam, [31], [45]
• Chontales, [17], [32]
• Chorti dialect,[ 5 n.]
• Chotas, tribe, [41]
• Clairvoyance, [9]
• Coamizagual, [34]
• Coanamoa, [41]
• Coatlan, [40]
• Coaxihuitl, [8]
• Cohuacihuatl, [34]
• Cohuatl, sign of, [49 n.]
• Codex cruciformis, [48]
• Cohen, H., [45]
• Copan, ruins of, [5 n.]
• Copavitoos, [30]
• Cordova, J., [14], [15]
• Coto, P., [23], [35], [42]
• Coyopy, king, [15]
• Cozaana, [38], [50]
• Cross, as symbol, [42], [43], [48]
• Cuculchan, [17], [19], [42]

• “Dark House,” the, [38], [39]
• Dawn, as deity, [41]
• Dionysos Pyrigenes, [45]
• Delpino, [26]
• Drum, the sacred, [31], [38]
• Drunkenness, god of, [44]
• Duran, D., [44], [45], [48]

• Earth, as deity, [41], [53]
• “Essays of an Americanist,” [4], [31], [45], [49], [50]

• Ferguson, David, [55]
• “Field mass,” the, [25]
• Fingers, names for, [54]
• Fire worship, [28], [43], [45], [53], [54]
• Four Winds, Lord of, [43]
• Frog, symbol, [46]
• Fuensanta del Valle, [9]
• Fuentes y Guzman, [22], [35]

• Gage, Thomas, [24], [39]
• Gagern, C., [10]
• Galindo, Ig., [35]
• “Ghost dance” of Mayas, [31]
• Gnosis, the, [57]
• Goupil collection, [48]
• Green stones, [46]
• Gspoxil, [20]
• Guatemala, [24], [39]
• Gucumatz, king, [24], [42]

• Hand, as deity, [54]
• “Heart of the Hills”, [41], [46]
• “Heart of the Maguey”, [41]
• “Heart of the Towns”, [38], [39], [47]
• Hernandez, F., [7], [10], [28], [43]
• Herrera, A. de, [4], [5], [11], [16], [33], [34], [40], [42]
• Hicalahau, [21], [39]
• “Hoddentin”, [44]
• Holmes, W. H., [48]
• Honduras, [4], [34]
• Huasteca dialect, [58]
• Huehuetan, town, [28], [39]
• Huehueteotl, [46]
• Huijatoos, [30]

• Ical ahau, [21], [39]
• Iglesias, A., [13]
• Inquisition, the, [54]
• Intoxicants, [7], [9]
• Istlavacan, town, [25]

• Jadeite, [46]
• Juarros, P., [36]
• Justlahuaca, [41]

• Kab, the hand, [54]
• Kingsborough, Lord, [48]