The Threshold Covenant; or, The Beginning of Religious Rites

by H. Clay Trumbull

Corner-stone:

laying as survival of primitive sacredness, [22];

recognized as beginning or limit of threshold of Babylonian buildings, [22];

ceremonies in civilized lands, [55];

laying of, in America, [55], [147].

Cornhill Magazine, reference to, [48]-50, [56].

Corinthian Christians, Paul to, [216].

Corpse:

not to cross threshold in India, China, and Italy, [23] f.,

in Alaska, [24];