The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion (Third Edition, Vol. 12 of 12)

by James George Frazer

of dead kings of Uganda removed and kept, iv. 202 sq., vi. 169;

human, as protection against powers of evil, vii. 241;

the Place of, vii. 243;

spirits of ancestors in their, viii. 123;

of bears worshipped by the Ainos, viii. 181, 184;

of foxes consulted as oracles, viii. 181; of bears as talismans, viii. 197;

of turtles propitiated by turtle-fishermen, viii. 244;

of enemies destroyed, viii. 260

——, ancestral, used in magical ceremonies, i. 163; in rain-charm, i. 285;

rubbed as a propitiation, iii. 197;