The Medicine-Men of the Apache. (1892 N 09 / 1887-1888 (pages 443-604))

by John Gregory Bourke

• "Far," radical of "farina," etc. [545-546]
• Feathers, use of, in ceremonial observances [533-535]
  • use of, in medicine hat [582]
• Fernandez, Alonso, quoted on sacrificial bread of Pueblos [545]
• Forlong, J. G. R., quoted on manna [517]
  • quoted on sacred cakes [518], [544]
  • cited on sacred cords [564], [565], [578]
• Fosbrooke, Thomas D., quoted on use of rushes at Easter [528]
  • cited on symbolic use of ashes [536]
• Franklin, Sir John, cited on earth-eating by Eskimo [539]
• Frazer, J. G., cited on Indian customs [485]
• Frommann, J. C., on magic knots [569]

G.

• Galena, powdered, ceremonial use of, by Indians [548-549]
  • pieces of, used in sacrifices [549]
• Gibberish always used by Indian medicine-men [464]
• Girdles, superstitions concerning [557-558], [570-572], [577]
  • use of, in parturition [570-571]
  • of human skin [571]
• Gomara cited on Indian medicine-men [459], [463], [464], [470], [472], [512]
  • cited on Indian medicine-women [469]
  • cited on Indian necklaces [488]
  • cited on Indian cakes [526]
  • cited on Indian mats [527]
  • cited on clay-eating by Indians [538], [539]
  • cited on chalchihuitl among Mexicans [590]
• Gonzales de Mendoza quoted on Indians throwing meal [510]
• Graffenreid, Baron de, cited on magic powder of Indians [512]
• Grimm, Jacob, cited on ancient German superstitions [487], [491], [541], [559], [561], [568], [570], [573]
• Grossman, Capt., cited on Apache purification [475]

H.

• Harris, W. Cornwallis, quoted on magic cords [574-575]
• Hawkins, ——, cited on scratching among Indians [491]
• Hair and wigs, use of, by Indian medicine-men [474-475]
• "Hand of glory," superstitions concerning [486]
• Hangman's rope, superstitions concerning [574], [575]
• Headdresses of Indian gods [582]
  • of Apache medicine-men [584]
• Heath, Perry S., cited on use of down at Russian weddings [535]
  • cited on Russian cakes [542]
  • cited on Russian kostia [547]
• Hereditary priesthood among Indians [455-456]
• Herodotus, cited on Egyptian priests [454]
• Herrera, Antonio, quoted on Indian medicine-men [459], [461], [463], [472], [475], [553]
  • quoted on Indian medicine-women [469]
  • quoted on cross among Indians [480]
  • quoted on Indian labrets [497]
  • quoted on sacred meal of Indians [510]
  • quoted on "powder of grass" [519]
  • cited on Indian cakes [527]
  • quoted on cords among Indians [558], [559], [574]
  • cited on Indian headdress [582]
• Higgins, Godfrey, cited on hierophants of Athens [454]
  • cited on Hindu powders [516]
  • cited on use of flour in sacrifice [517]
  • cited on use of pollen by the ancients [532]
  • cited on girdles [557]
• Hind, Henry Youle, cited on Indian medicine-men [464], [513]
  • cited on finger necklace [483]
  • cited on Indian powder [513]
• Hoddentin, employment of, by the Apache [499-507]
  • bags for carrying [500]
  • offered to sun, moon, etc. [501-502]
  • employment in corn culture [502]
  • employment in sickness [502-505]
  • employment as an amulet [503-506]
  • a prehistoric food [518]
  • the yiauhtli of the Aztecs [521-522]
  • analogues of [530-532]
• Hoffman, W. J., cited on Ojibwa medicine [452], [511]
• Hutchinson, consul, cited on African magic powders [515]

I.

• Impotence, self-induced in Indian medicine-men [454]
• Indian corn, sacrifice of [525]
• Insanity, how regarded in Apache "medicine" [460]
• Izze-kloth of the Apache [550-558]
• Izze-kloth, analogues of other people [558]

J.

• James, Edwin, cited on Indian sacrifices [526]
• Jus primæ noctis claimed by Indian medicine-men [461]

K.