his image clad in the skin of a flayed man, ix. 297
Xixipeme, men clad in skins of human victims, in ancient Mexico, ix. 298, 299
Xnumayo tribe of Zulus, change of word to avoid the use of chief's name in the, iii. 377
Xochiquetzal, wife of Tlaloc, the Mexican thunder-god, human sacrifices offered to, vii. 237
Xomanas, an Indian tribe of the Rio Negro in Brazil, drink the ashes of their dead as a mode of communion, viii. 157
Yabim (Jabim), tribe of German New Guinea, their treatment of the navel-string, i. 182;
their custom at childbirth, iii. 151;
drive away the ghosts of the murdered, iii. 170;
precaution against the ghost of a murdered man among the, iii. 186 n. 1;