[33] Eleventh Edition; this article also gives the most important references.
[34] This application of the taboo can be omitted as not originally belonging in this connection.
[35] Voelkerpsychologie, Vol. II: Religion und Mythus, p. 300.
[36] l.c., p. 237.
[37] Comp. Chapter I.
[38] l.c., p. 307.
[39] l.c., p. 313.
[40] Frazer, The Golden Bough, II: Taboo and the Perils of the Soul, 1911, p. 136.
[41] Both the pleasure and the prohibition referred to touching one’s own genitals.
[42] The relation to beloved persons who impose the prohibition.