Malay Magic / Being an introduction to the folklore and popular religion of the Malay Peninsula

by Walter William Skeat

(a)	[Air]— 1. [Wind and Weather Charms] 107 2. [Birds and Bird Charms] 109
(b)	[Earth]— 1. [Building Ceremonies and Charms] 141 2. [Beasts and Beast Charms] 149 3. [Vegetation Charms] 193 4. [Minerals and Mining Charms] 250
(c)	[Water]— 1. [Purification by Water] 277 2. [The Sea, Rivers, and Streams] 279 3. [Reptiles and Reptile Charms] 282 4. [Fishing Ceremonies] 306
(d)	[Fire]— 1. [Production of Fire] 317 2. [Fire Charms] 318

• 1. [Wind and Weather Charms] 107
• 2. [Birds and Bird Charms] 109

• 1. [Building Ceremonies and Charms] 141
• 2. [Beasts and Beast Charms] 149
• 3. [Vegetation Charms] 193
• 4. [Minerals and Mining Charms] 250

• 1. [Purification by Water] 277
• 2. [The Sea, Rivers, and Streams] 279
• 3. [Reptiles and Reptile Charms] 282
• 4. [Fishing Ceremonies] 306

• 1. [Production of Fire] 317
• 2. [Fire Charms] 318

CHAPTER VI

[Magic Rites as affecting the Life of Man], pp. 320–580

1.	[Birth-Spirits]					320
2.	[Birth Ceremonies]					332
3.	[Adolescence]					352
4.	[Personal Ceremonies andCharms]					361
5.	[Betrothal]					364
6.	[Marriage]					368
7.	[Funerals]					397
8.	[Medicine]					408
9.	[Dances, Sports, and Games]					457
10.	[Theatrical Exhibitions]					503
11.	[War and Weapons]					522
12.	[Divination and the BlackArt]					532

[Appendix] 581

[Note on the word Kramat] 673