Dead Sunday, i. 254, 260
Death, preference for a violent, i. 216, 217;
superstition concerning, i. 260;
“carrying out,” i. 257-261, 264-271; ii. [207];
driving out, i. 258, 259, 272, 276;
in the custom of “carrying out” Death is probably a divine scapegoat, ii. [206-208];
ceremonies at the burying of, ii. [250];
effigy of, i. 257 sq.
Debden, May Day custom in, i. 76