Coudreau, H., on the custom of stinging with ants among the Indians of French Guiana, x. 63 sq.
Coughs transferred to animals, ix. 51, 52
Couit-gil, the spirit of a dead person, among the aborigines of Victoria, iii. 350
Coulommiers, in France, notion as to mistletoe at, xi. 316 n. 1
Counter-charm for witchcraft, “scoring above the breath,” x. 316 n. 2
Couples married within the year obliged to dance by torchlight, x. 115, 339
Coupling ewes and rams, the time for, ii. 328, 328 n. 4
Couppé, Mgr., on the belief in demons in New Britain, ix. 82
Courage acquired by eating the flesh of fierce beasts, viii. 140, 141 sqq.;
seated in gall-bladder, viii. 145 sq.;