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Kaempfer's history of, 3 n.2;
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Caron's account of, 4 n.2
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Jars, souls conjured into, 70
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Jason and Pelias, 311 sq.
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Jewish hunters, their customs as to blood of game, 241
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Jinn, the servants of their magical names, 390
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Journey, purificatory ceremonies on return from a, 111 sqq.;
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continence observed on a, 204;
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hair kept unshorn on a, 261
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Jumping over wife or children as a ceremony, 112, 164 n.1
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Junod, H. A., 152 sqq., 420 n.1
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Jupiter Liber, temple of, at Furfo, 230
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Ka, the ancient Egyptian, 28
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Kaempfer's History of Japan, 3 sq.
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Kafirs of the Hindoo Koosh, 13 n.6, 14 n.2
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Kalamba, the, a chief in the Congo region, 114
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Kami, the Japanese word for god, 2n.2
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Kamtchatkans, their attempts to deceive mice, 399
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Karen-nis of Burma, the, 13
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Karens, the Red, of Burma, 292;
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their recall of the soul, 43;
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their customs at funerals, 51
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Karo-Bataks, 52. See also Battas
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Katikiro, the, of Uganda, 145n.4
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Kayans of Borneo, 32, 47, 110, 164, 239
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Kenyahs of Borneo, 43, 415
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Key as symbol of delivery in childbed, 296
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Keys as charms against devils and ghosts, 234, 235, 236;
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as amulets, 308. See also Locks
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Khonds, rebirth of ancestors among the, 368 sq.

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The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion (Third Edition, Vol. 03 of 12), Project Gutenberg eBook #41832

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