expiation performed by man who had killed a boa-constrictor among the, iii. 221 sq.;
their horror of the pollution of blood, iii. 245 sq.;
their custom as to the blood of sacrifice, iii. 247;
their disposal of their cut hair and nails, iii. 278;
their use of knots as a charm on a journey, iii. 306;
their custom of boiling a thief's name, iii. 331;
call brides after their future children, iii. 333;
“women's speech” among the, iii. 335 sq.;
their purificatory ceremonies after a battle, vi. 251 sq.;