omnipresence of, [72] sqq.;
propitiation of, [93], [94], [96], [100];
religious purification intended to ward off, [104];
cause sickness, failure of crops, etc., [109] sqq.;
of cholera, [116], [117], [123];
men disguised as, [170] sq., [172], [173];
decoyed by a pig, [200], [201];
conjured into images, [171], [172], [173], [203], [204], [205];
put to flight by clangour of metal, [233];
banned by masks, [246];