on the religion of the Ewe negroes, ix. 76 n. 1
Spindle, woman winds thread on, while sugar-cane is planted, viii. 119
Spindles not to be carried openly on the highroads, i. 113;
not to be twirled while men are in council, i. 114
Spinning forbidden to women under certain circumstances, i. 113 sq.
—— on highroads forbidden in ancient Italy, i. 113, viii. 119 n. 5
—— of mummer at Carnival, viii. 333
Spinning-wheel, external soul of ogress in a, xi. 100
Spinning acorns or figs as a charm to promote the growth of the crops, vii. 102, 103
—— tops at sowing festivals, vii. 95, 97, 187