their customs after killing a bear, iii. 221, viii. 224, xi. 280 n.;
loose knots on lying-in women, iii. 294;
brass ring worn as an amulet among the, iii. 314;
reincarnation of ancestors among the, iii. 368;
fear to call [pg 342] bears by their true name, iii. 398;
arranged the bones of the animals they ate in anatomical order for the purpose of facilitating their resurrection, viii. 257;
their rule as to menstruous women, x. 91;
their story of the external soul, xi. 149 sq.
Larch-tree, sacred, in the Tyrol, ii. 20
Lares, images of the, beside the hearth, ii. 206