in bodies of manslayers, iii. 174, 176, 180;
in bodies of slain, iii. 176.
See also [Cuts], [Scarification]
Inconsistency of common thought, v. 4
—— and vagueness of primitive thought, xi. 301 sq.
Incontinence of young people supposed to be fatal to the king, iii. 6
Increase of the moon the time for increasing money, vi. 148 sq.
Indecencies in the Eleusinian mysteries, the Festival of the Threshing-floor, and the Thesmophoria, vii. 62 sq.
Indem tribe, on the Cross River, believe that the souls of the dead pass into trees, ii. 32
“Index of Superstitions,” x. 270