Masks worn at expulsion of demons, [111], [127], [145], [213];
intended to ban demons, [246];
worn at ceremonies to promote the growth of the crops, [236], [240], [242] sqq., [247], [248] sq.;
worn by the Perchten, [242], [243], [245], [247];
worn by priests who personate gods, [287];
worn in religious dances and performances, [375], [376] n. 2, [378], [379], [380], [382];
burned at end of masquerade, [382];
treated as animate [382]
Masquerades in modern Europe, intention of certain, [251] sq.