Hosea on religious prostitution, v. 58;
on the Baalim, v. 75 n.;
on the prophet as a madman, v. 77
Hoshangábád, in Central India, custom as to the last corn cut at, vii. 222
Hospitality, bonds of, strengthened through superstition, iii. 130
Hosskirch, in Swabia, mode of predicting the weather for the year at, ix. 323
Hostages, clipped hair used as, iii. 272 sq.
Hostility of religion to magic in history, i. 226
Hot springs resorted to by women in order to obtain offspring, ii. 161;
worship of, v. 206 sqq.;