Poland, need-fire in, i. 281 sq.
Polaznik, polazenik, polažaynik, Christmas visiter, i. 261, 263, 264
Pole, sacred, of the Arunta, i. 7
Poles, passing between two poles after a death, ii. [178] sq.;
passing between two poles in order to escape sickness or evil spirit, ii. [179] sqq.
Pollution, menstrual, widespread fear of, i. 76 sqq.
Polygnotus, his picture of Orpheus under the willow, ii. [294]
Pomerania, hills called the Blocksberg in, i. 171 n. 3
Pommerol, Dr., i. 112
Pond, G. H., on ritual of death and resurrection among the Dacotas, ii. [269]