Incarnate gods, i. 30-54
Incarnation, temporary and permanent, i. 32, 37-42
Incas of Peru revered as gods, i. 49;
preservation of cut hair and parings of the nails of the, i. 203;
restrictions upon the prince who is to become Inca of Peru, ii. [225];
ceremony for the expulsion of diseases, etc. by the, ii. [167-169]
Indersdorf, harvest custom in, ii. [17], [18]
India, devil dancer drinks sacrificial blood in Southern, i. 34;
human gods in, i. 41, 42;
marriage of shrubs and trees in, i. 60;