The Historical Child / Paidology; The Science of the Child

by Oscar Chrisman

[401] Boone, Education in the United States, 69.

[402] Report U. S. Commissioner of Education, 1914, II, 224-246.

INDEX

• "Above the salt," seating of guests, in United States, [328].
• Acrobatic feats in China, [120];
  • Egypt, [79];
  • Europe, [294];
  • Greece, [200];
  • India, [98];
  • Japan, [147];
  • Mexico, [34];
  • Rome, [253];
  • United States, [403].
• Admonitions of father to a son, in Mexico, [20];
  • of a mother to a daughter, in Mexico, [21].
• Adoption, in Greece, [194];
  • India, [99];
  • Japan, [145];
  • Rome, [242].
• Adrogation at Rome, [242].
• Adultery, in China, [104];
  • Egypt, [58];
  • India, [92].
• African slave trade in United States, [317].
• Agriculture, in Egypt, [65];
  • Mexico, [30];
  • Peru, [45];
  • Rome, [246].
• Amphitheater, the, at Rome, [250].
• Amusements, in China, [118];
  • Egypt, [76];
  • Europe, [292];
  • India, [98];
  • Japan, [146];
  • Judea, [173];
  • Mexico, [33];
  • Persia, [164];
  • Rome, [249];
  • United States, [398].
• Animal exhibits in United States, [404].
• Animals, domestic, of Egypt, [66].
• Animals, trained, in Europe, [294];
  • Japan, [147].
• Animals used for food, in Egypt, [61];
  • Europe, [428];
  • Rome, [238];
  • United States, [369].
• Anklets worn in Egypt, [61];
  • Judea, [172].
• Apprenticeship in Europe, [290];
  • Japan, [156].
• Aqueducts of Peru, [46].
• Architecture in Egypt, [72].
• Aristocracy of Europe, [275].
• Armed men at church in New England, [437].
• Artificial teeth at Rome, [237].
• Artisans of Europe, [273].
• "Assemblies" in United States, [399].
• Athletic contests at Rome, [252].
• Atrium of a Roman house, [216].
• Auguries of marriages in India, [90];
  • Mexico, [17].
• Ax, the, among the early colonists of United States, [322].

• Baby boys welcomed, baby girls not wanted, in China, [116].
• Bachelors in Greece, [185];
  • United States, [348].
• Backgammon in Europe, [295].
• Balls and ball-playing in Egypt, [81];
  • Europe, [296];
  • Greece, [196];
  • Mexico, [35];
  • Rome, [255];
  • United States, [413].
• Bangles worn in China, [122].
• Banquets in Mexico, [33];
  • Rome, [224].
• Baptism of infant in Mexico, [19];
  • United States, [376].
• Bathing new-born child in China, [113];
  • Sparta, [191].
• Baths and bathing in Egypt, [62];
  • Rome, [254];
  • United States, [358].
• Battledore and shuttlecock in Japan, [151].
• Beards in Egypt, [61];
  • Europe, [284];
  • Greece, [187].
• Beautifying the person by Roman women, [236].
• Beds in Rome, [217];
  • United States, [327].
• Beer in United States, [371].
• Beetles, children playing with, in Greece, [196].
• Betrothal in China, [108];
  • Greece, [182];
  • India, [90];
  • Japan, [134];
  • Judea, [169];
  • Persia, [161];
  • Rome, [226];
  • United States, [339].
• "Beverige," in United States, [372].
• Bilboes used for offenders in United States, [417].
• Birth in China, [112];
  • Greece, [191];
  • Japan, [143];
  • Judea, [170];
  • Mexico, [18];
  • Rome, [239].
• Birthday at Rome, [240].
• Blind man's buff in Europe, [296];
  • Greece, [196];
  • Japan, [151].
• Bond-servants in United States, [321].
• Books for children in United States, [413].
• Books for young women in Japan, [158].
• Books on etiquette in United States, [382].
• Bottles of Egypt, [67].
• Bowling and bowling-greens in England, [296].
• Boys and girls in China, [115];
  • India, [96].
• Boys' behavior in United States, [383].
• Boys' games in China, [121].
• Boys' work and manufactures in United States, [422].
• Bracelets worn in China, [122];
  • Egypt, [61];
  • India, [91];
  • Judea, [172];
  • Rome, [236];
  • United States, [354].
• Branding offenders in United States, [419].
• Breach of promise in United States, [342].
• Bread and bread-making in Egypt, [63];
  • Europe, [286];
  • Greece, [190].
• Brides, treatment of, on wedding-day in China, [112].
• Buckles worn at knees and ankles by men in United States, [354].
• Buffoonery in Egypt, [79].
• Buildings in Peru, [41].
• Bulla worn by child at Rome, [240].
• Bull-baiting in United States, [403].
• Bull-fights in Egypt, [80].
• Bundling in United States, [337].
• Burial in Egypt, [75];
  • Greece, [201];
  • Rome, [244];
  • United States, [393].
• Burial-places in United States, [396].

• Cage to hold baby at church in United States, [379].
• Calling to people to church in New England, [433].
• Cards in Europe, [295].
• Care and treatment of children in Europe, [290];
  • Greece, [191];
  • India, [97];
  • Japan, [143];
  • Judea, [170];
  • Mexico, [19];
  • Peru, [44];
  • Rome, [239];
  • United States, [384].
• Carrying children in Japan, [145].
• Caste in India, [85].
• Casting the nativity of the infant in Mexico, [19].
• Cat, the, used in hunting in Egypt, [80].
• Catechetical schools in Europe, [296].
• Catching butterflies and beetles by children at play in Europe, [296].
• Cat's cradle, game of, in United States, [408].
• Celibacy at Rome, [224].
• Cellars of Dutch houses in New York, [324].
• Ceremony of binding wrists of baby in China, [113].
• Ceremony of initiation on child's first entering school in India, [99].
• Ceremony of purification of child in Greece, [191];
  • Rome, [239].
• Chairs in Egypt, [57];
  • Rome, [217];
  • United States, [326].
• Characteristics of Persia, [161];
  • Rome, [212].
• Chess in Europe, [295];
  • India, [99];
  • Rome, [253].
• Chests in United States, [326].
• Chewing-gum in Mexico, [26].
• Child and parent in China, [116];
  • Egypt, [58];
  • Europe, [289];
  • Greece, [191];
  • India, [97];
  • Japan, [146];
  • Judea, [171];
  • Mexico, [19];
  • Persia, [163];
  • Rome, [238].
• Child and religion in China, [122];
  • Egypt, [76];
  • Greece, [202];
  • Rome, [255];
  • United States, [439].
• Child in China, [104];
  • Egypt, [52];
  • Europe, [264];
  • Greece, [177];
  • India, [85];
  • Japan, [130];
  • Judea, [167];
  • Mexico, [15];
  • Persia, [161];
  • Peru, [39];
  • Rome, [212];
  • United States, [313].
• Childish (Mother Goose) Rhymes in China, [113].
• Child-marriage in Europe, [281];
  • India, [92].
• Child-murder, punishment for, in Egypt, [58].
• Child-pilgrimages of Europe, [310].
• Children all legitimate in Egypt, [58].
• Children among the early Christians in Europe, [289].
• Children at meals in United States, [381].
• Children, companies of, at Albany, New York, [408].
• Children desired in Greece, [191];
  • Judea, [169].
• Children from almshouses bound out to service in United States, [320].
• Children of the ancient Britons, [287].
• Children's carts at Rome, [254].
• Children's Crusade in Europe, [302];
  • France, [302];
  • Germany, [305].
• Children's toys and story books in United States, [412].
• Child's first day at school in China, [124].
• Child welfare in United States, [380].
• Chimneys of houses in United States, [330].
• Chinese baby, a, [112].
• Chiton, worn in Greece, [187].
• Chivalry in Europe, [268].
• Christening blanket of baby in United States, [379].
• Christmas sports and pastimes in Europe, [293];
  • United States, [414].
• Church-ales in Europe, [293].
• Church buildings in United States, [428].
• Church services in New England, [437].
• Cider in United States, [372].
• Circumcision in Judea, [171].
• Circus Maximus at Rome, [250].
• Citizenship at Rome, [240].
• Classes of people in Egypt, [53];
  • Greece, [177];
  • Mexico, [15];
  • Rome, [213].
• Classical learning saved to Europe by the Christian Church, [299].
• Cleanliness of Egyptians, [62].
• Cloth manufacture in Egypt, [67];
  • Mexico, [37];
  • Peru, [48].
• Coasting at Albany, New York, [411].
• Cock-fighting in United States, [403].
• Coeducational academies in United States, [454].
• Coffee-drinking in United States, [374].
• Colleges in United States, [454].
• Combs in Egypt, [62];
  • Judea, [172].
• "Coming Out" of bride and groom in United States, [342].
• Commerce in Egypt, [71];
  • Europe, [273];
  • Mexico, [32];
  • Rome, [249].
• Competitive literary examinations for public positions in China, [127].
• Concubinage in China, [105];
  • Egypt, [58];
  • Japan, [185];
  • Mexico, [18];
  • Rome, [238].
• Conjuring in Europe, [294].
• Contests by boys in physical exercises in Greece, [199].
• Contract between a Dutch schoolmaster and the authorities of Flatbush, New York, [448].
• Conventus matronarum at Rome, [220].
• Cooking and cooking utensils in United States, [328].
• Corn huskings in United States, [365].
• Corsets worn by children in United States, [363].
• Cosmetics used in China, [122];
  • Egypt, [61];
  • Greece, [189];
  • Judea, [172];
  • Mexico, [24];
  • Rome, [237];
  • United States, [358].
• Couches at Rome, [217].
• Country of Egypt, [52].
• Couriers in Mexico, [33].
• Course of study in schools of China, [125];
  • Egypt, [83];
  • Europe, [297].
• Courses of study in the Universities of Europe, [300].
• Court fools in Europe, [294];
  • Mexico, [33].
• Courtesans in India, [87];
  • Japan, [133].
• Courting-sticks in United States, [337].
• Courtship in China, [108];
  • Greece, [183];
  • Japan, [134];
  • United States, [336].
• Cradles of Greece, [192];
  • United States, [378].
• Cremation at Rome, [245].
• Cricket-fighting in China, [121].
• Criminals sent from England to America, [318].
• Cruelty of teachers in United States, [449].
• Cupboards in houses of United States, [326].
• Curling-irons for the hair in Greece, [188].
• Customs relating to the land in United States, [313].

• Dame-schools in New England, [448].
• Dancing in Egypt, [77];
  • Europe, [294];
  • Greece, [200];
  • India, [98];
  • Japan, [147];
  • Judea, [173];
  • Mexico, [34];
  • Rome, [254];
  • United States, [399].
• Daughter desired after several sons were born to family in India, [97].
• Daughter-in-law and mother-in-law, relation of, in China, [104].
• Day and night, game of, in Greece, [196].
• Death in Egypt, [74];
  • Rome, [243];
  • United States, [393].
• Death of son laid upon daughter in Egypt, [96].
• Deductio of bride at Rome, [229].
• Deformation of feet in China, [117].
• Diary of a Boston school girl of 1771, [384].
• Dice in Egypt, [80];
  • Europe, [295];
  • Greece, [200];
  • Mexico, [34];
  • Persia, [164];
  • Rome, [254].
• Dining-tables in United States, [328].
• Discipline in schools of China, [126];
  • Egypt, [83];
  • Greece, [209];
  • India, [102];
  • Judea, [175];
  • Mexico, [36];
  • Rome, [261];
  • United States, [449].
• Discomfort of houses in winter in United States, [331].
• Diseases in United States, [389].
• Diseases of infancy in United States, [377].
• Disposition of Chinese baby, [113].
• Divination by children in Egypt, [76].
• Divorce in China, [105];
  • Europe, [281];
  • Greece, [185];
  • Japan, [137];
  • Judea, [170];
  • Mexico, [18];
  • Persia, [163];
  • Rome, [230];
  • United States, [342].
• Dolls in Egypt, [81];
  • Greece, [195];
  • Japan, [149];
  • Rome, [254];
  • United States, [413].
• Doors in Dutch houses in New York, [323];
  • Egyptian houses, [56];
  • Roman houses, [217].
• Dowry in Greece, [183];
  • India, [98];
  • Judea, [169];
  • Rome, [226].
• Draughts, game of, in Egypt, [79];
  • Europe, [295].
• Dress a distinguishing mark during the middle ages of Europe, [283].
• Dress in China, [121];
  • Egypt, [59];
  • Europe, [282];
  • Greece, [186];
  • India, [98];
  • Japan, [140];
  • Judea, [171];
  • Mexico, [24];
  • Persia, [163];
  • Peru, [41];
  • Rome, [231];
  • United States, [348].
• Dress, laws against luxury in, in New England, [350].
• Dress, material of, in China, [121];
  • Egypt, [60];
  • Greece, [187];
  • Rome, [233];
  • United States, [354].
• Dress of Anglo-Saxons, [282].
• Dress of boys in Greece, [186];
  • Persia, [163];
  • United States, [360].
• Dress of children in China, [122];
  • Egypt, [64];
  • Europe, [284].
• Dress of Dutch children in United States, [363].
• Dress of early Britons, [282].
• Dress of girls in United States, [361].
• Dress of frontiersmen and hunters in United States, [351].
• Dress of infant in China, [122];
  • Greece, [191];
  • Japan, [144];
  • United States, [359].
• Dress of men and women embroidered and decorated in medieval Europe, [284].
• Dress of men and women of working classes in Europe, [284].
• Dress of men in Egypt, [59];
  • Europe, [283];
  • Mexico, [24];
  • Persia, [163];
  • United States, [351].
• Dress of Normans, [283].
• Dress of school girls in United States, [362].
• Dress of servants and slaves in Egypt, [60].
• Dress of women in China, [122];
  • Egypt, [59];
  • Europe, [284];
  • Greece, [187];
  • Mexico, [24];
  • Persia, [163];
  • Rome, [232];
  • United States, [352].
• Dress, Restrictions on in early United States, [350].
• Drink in Egypt, [64];
  • Greece, [190];
  • Mexico, [26];
  • Peru, [43];
  • Rome, [238];
  • United States, [369].
• Drink of children in United States, [375].
• Driving vehicles for pleasure at Rome, [253].
• Ducking-stool in United States, [418].
• Dutch houses in New York, [323].
• Duties of children in Greece, [194];
  • Judea, [171].
• Dwarfs and deformed persons in Egypt, [79].

• Earrings in China, [122];
  • Egypt, [61];
  • Judea, [172];
  • Rome, [236].
• Education among the early Christians, [296].
• Education in China, [123];
  • Egypt, [82];
  • Europe, [296];
  • Greece, [203];
  • India, [100];
  • Japan, [157];
  • Judea, [173];
  • Mexico, [36];
  • Persia, [164];
  • Peru, [50];
  • Rome, [257];
  • United States, [442].
• Education in Parishads in India, [101].
• Education in post-exilic period in Judea, [174];
  • pre-exilic period, [174].
• Education of boys in Athens, [207];
  • India, [101];
  • Mexico, [37];
  • Persia, [164];
  • Sparta, [204].
• Education of Brahman in India, [101].
• Education of common people in Mexico, [37];
  • Peru, [51].
• Education of higher classes in Mexico, [37];
  • Peru, [51].
• Education of samurai in Japan, [158].
• Education of women in Athens, [209];
  • China, [127];
  • Egypt, [83];
  • Europe, [301];
  • India, [102];
  • Japan, [158];
  • Judea, [175];
  • Mexico, [37];
  • Persia, [169];
  • Rome, [262];
  • Sparta, [209];
  • United States, [452].
• Education of youth at Athens, [208];
  • Persia, [165];
  • Peru, [51];
  • Sparta, [205].
• Education, reverence for, in China, [123].
• Education, rise of lay, in Europe, [298].
• Educational ideas of the Church Fathers in Europe, [300].
• Educational titles in China, [127].
• Election-day in United States, [415].
• Elopement in Japan, [136].
• Embalming in Egypt, [75].
• Embroidering in United States, [426].
• Engagement, announcement of, in Mexico, [16].
• Engagement presents in Japan, [134].
• Entertainment in the homes in Greece, [199].
• Ethical standards at Rome, [223].
• Examinations, competitive, in China, for public positions, [123].
• Eye troubles in Egypt, [74].

• Fairs in Europe, [293];
  • Peru, [48];
  • United States, [398].
• Father, the, power and duty of, in Japan, [146].
• Feasts in Mexico, [33].
• Feather-work in Mexico, [31];
  • United States, [427].
• Fertilization of crops in Egypt, [66];
  • Peru, [47];
  • Rome, [246].
• Festival of banners in Japan, [148];
  • of chrysanthemums, [149];
  • of dolls, [148];
  • of lanterns, [149].
• Festivals in Greece, [197];
  • Japan, [148].
• Feudal castle and its life in Europe, [267].
• Feudal village, [267].
• Feudalism in Europe, [265].
• "Field Schools" in United States, [442].
• Filial piety in Japan, [133].
• Fireplaces in houses in United States, [330].
• Fish and fishing in Egypt, [67];
  • Greece, [190];
  • Peru, [47];
  • Rome, [238];
  • United States, [365], [402].
• Flax-culture and spinning in United States, [426].
• Flogging of servants in United States, [321].
• Floors of houses in Rome, [217];
  • United States, [325].
• Food in Egypt, [62];
  • Europe, [285];
  • Greece, [190];
  • Mexico, [25];
  • Peru, [42];
  • Rome, [237];
  • United States, [364].
• Food of children in Egypt, [64];
  • Greece, [190];
  • India, [99];
  • United States, [374].
• Football in United States, [407].
• Footwear in Egypt, [61];
  • Europe, [285];
  • Greece, [188];
  • Japan, [140];
  • Judea, [172];
  • Rome, [235];
  • United States, [355].
• Fowling in Egypt, [67];
  • Peru, [47].
• Fox and geese, game of, in Europe, [296].
• Fruits of Egypt, [62];
  • Europe, [286];
  • Greece, [190];
  • Peru, [42];
  • Rome, [238];
  • United States, [367].
• Funeral feasts at Rome, [245].
• Funeral gifts in United States, [394].
• Funerals in Egypt, [75];
  • Greece, [202];
  • Rome, [243];
  • United States, [393].
• Funerals of children in United States, [398].
• Furniture of houses in Europe, [276];
  • United States, [325].

• Gambling in China, [121];
  • Europe, [295];
  • Greece, [200];
  • India, [99];
  • Mexico, [34];
  • United States, [400].
• Gambrel roof in United States, [324].
• Games and plays in China, [119];
  • Egypt, [81];
  • Greece, [195];
  • Japan, [146];
  • Judea, [173];
  • Mexico, [41];
  • Persia, [164];
  • Rome, [254];
  • United States, [407].
• Geisha girls of Japan, [133].
• "Genji and Heiké," game of, in Japan, [152].
• Ghostly games in Japan, [147].
• Gifts to young babies in United States, [378].
• Girls' and women's work in United States, [423].
• Girls' games in China, [120];
  • Japan, [133];
  • Persia, [164].
• Girls of Athens and Sparta, comparison of, [180].
• Girls' place in the meeting-house of New England, [430].
• Gladiatorial fights at Rome, [251].
• Glass used in Egypt, [67].
• Glazed ware in Egypt, [67].
• Go-cart for baby in United States, [379].
• God of school children in Japan, [155].
• Going to church in New England, [434].
• Grace returned at meals in Egypt, [63].
• Grains of Egypt, [65];
  • Peru, [42];
  • Rome, [238];
  • United States, [364].
• Grape and olive culture at Rome, [247].
• Gravestones in United States, [396].
• Grinding grain in Egypt, [62];
  • Europe, [286];
  • United States, [365].
• Grinning matches in England, [293].
• Growth of the idea of education for all classes in Europe, [297].
• Guilds in Europe, [274];
  • Rome, [249].
• Gymnasium and gymnastic exercises in Greece, [197].
• Gymnastic contests for boys in Greece, [199];
  • Rome, [253].