of Zeus and Hera, [91]
“Marriage Hollow” at Teltown, [99]
Martin, Father, quoted, [141] sq.
Marzana, goddess of Death, [237]
their custom as to the skulls of dead chiefs, [202] sq.
Masks hung on trees, [283]
Masquerades of kings and queens, [71] sq., [88], [89]
Masson, Bishop, [137]
Mata, the small-pox goddess, sacrifice of children to, [181]