Palermo, “sawing the old woman” in, i. 261
Palm-tree, the Dyaks and the, ii. [329]
—— Sunday custom, ii. [216]
Pan, representation of, ii. [34], [35];
the Lord of the Wood, ii. [35]
Panes, festival of the, ii. [90], [91]
Papuans, foods eaten by the, ii. [87];
belief in a child's life being bound up with that of a tree, ii. [329]
Paris, procession of mock giant in, ii. [281]
Parthian monarchs worshipped as deities, i. 49