Potrimpo, old Prussian god, his priest bound to sleep on bare earth for three nights before sacrificing, ii. 248
Pots of basil on St. John's Day in Sicily, v. 245
—— used by girls at puberty broken, x. 61, 69.
See also [Vessels]
Potter in Southern India, custom observed by a, v. 191 n. 2
Potters in Uganda bake their pots when the moon is waxing, vi. 135
Pottery, primitive, employed in Roman ritual, ii. 202 sqq.;
superstitions as to the making of, among the Yuracares of Bolivia and the Ba-Ronga of South Africa, ii. 204 sq.
Pouilly, near Dijon, ox killed on harvest-field at, vii. 290
Poverty, annual expulsion of, ix. 144 sq.