Mang'anje woman, her external soul in an ivory ornament, xi. 156
Manggarais, the, of Flores, forbidden to utter their own names, iii. 324
Mango married to a tamarind or a jasmine in India, ii. 25
Mango crop, feast of the new, viii. 119
—— -tree, bridegroom tied to, at a Munda marriage, ii. 57;
worshipped by the Nahals, viii. 119;
festival of wild, x. 7 sqq.;
ceremony for the fertilization of the, x. 10
Mani of Chitombe or Jumba, potentate in West Africa, his hair, teeth, and nails kept after death as a rain-charm, iii. 271
Mania, an ancient Roman bogey, i. 22;