custom as to milking cows in, [185];
sick children passed through a ring of yarn in, [185]
Olea chrysophilla, used as fuel for bonfire, ii. [11]
“Oleander, the Sultan of the,” i. 18, ii. [51];
gathered at Midsummer, [51]
Olive, the sacred, at Olympia, ii. [80] n. 3
Olofaet, a fire-god, ii. [295]
Olympia, the sacred olive at, ii. [80] n. 3;
white poplar used for sacrifices to Zeus at, [90] n. 1, [91] n. 7
Omaha tribe, Elk clan of the, i. 11