iv. 254;

and revival of vegetation, iv. 263 _sq._; in the fire as an apotheosis, v. 179 _sq._; the pollution of, vi. 227 _sqq._, viii. 85 _n._ 3; banishment of the contagion of, ix. 37; riddles propounded after a, ix. 121 _n._; the funeral of, ix. 205; savage tales of the origin of, ix. 302 _sqq._; “the burying of,” x. 119; omens of, xi. 54, 64; customs observed by mourners after a death in order to escape from the ghost, xi. 174 _sqq._; identified with the sun, xi. 174 _n._ 1

——, the Angel of, iv. 177 _sq._

——, effigy of, feared and abhorred, iv. 239 _sq._; potency of life attributed to, iv. 247 _sqq._; burnt in spring fires, xi. 21 _sq._

—— of the Great Pan, iv. 6 _sq._

Death, the Lord of, viii. 103

——, natural, of sacred king or priest, supposed fatal consequences of,