Offering:—Princess to sea-gods, [284];
to demon, [208];
to flour figure, [210];
to Yakā or tree spirit, [209]

Oil on head, as charm, [197]

Oil vessel, magical, [359]

Omens, [42];
appearance of lion, [46];
bee-hive on yoke of plough, [48];
cry of house lizard, [42];
eating in dream, [207];
iron refuse becomes good iron, [46];
maggots falling on toe, [48];
meeting beggar, [380];
plough-clods being silvery, [48];
noise of procession, [48]

Owls and crows, [443], [444]

Pagoda (= warāgan), [438]

Palace under water, [15], [21], [22], [170]

Pallēm, [322]

Paṇama, [70], [186], [213]

Pañcāla K. and parrot, [439]