old Lithuanian ceremonies at eating the new corn, ii. [49] sq.
Little Deer, chief of the deer tribe, ii. [241]
—— Wood-woman, i. 232
Lityerses, i. 216 sqq.;
his relation to Attis, 255 sq.
Liver of deer eaten, ii. [143];
of dog eaten to acquire bravery, [145];
of serpent eaten to acquire language of animals, [146];
regarded as the seat of the soul, [147] sq.;
regarded as the seat of valour, [148];