on the Hag at harvest in Wales, vii. 143 n. 1;

on “burning the Old Witch” in Yorkshire, vii. 224 n. 4;

on throwing sticks and stones on cairns, ix. 22 n. 2;

on sin-eating, ix. 46 n. 2;

on custom of knocking in nails as a magical rite, ix. 69 n. 1;

on the life-token, xi. 119 n.

Hartlieb, in Silesia, dramatic contest between Summer and Winter at, iv. 256 n. 1

Haruvarus, degenerate Brahmans, their fire-walk, xi. 9

Harvest, rain-charms at, ii. 47;

custom of throwing water on the last corn cut as a rain-charm at, v. 237 sq.;