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The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion (Third...

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Dassera, festival of the, 316
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Daughter-in-law, her name not to be pronounced, 338
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David and the King of Moab, 273
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Dead, sacrifices to the, 15, 88;
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taboos on persons who have handled the, 138 sqq.;
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souls of the dead all malignant, 145;
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names of the dead tabooed, 349 sqq.;
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to name the dead a serious crime, 352;
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names of the dead not borne by the living, 354;
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reincarnation or resurrection of the dead in their namesakes, 365 sqq.;
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festivals of the, 367, 371
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—— body, prohibition to touch, 14
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Death, natural, of sacred king or priest, supposed fatal consequences of, 6, 7;
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mourners forbidden to sleep in house after a death, 37;
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custom of covering up mirrors at a, 94 sq.;
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from imagination, 135 sqq.
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Debt of civilisation to savagery, 421 sq.
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Defiled hands, 174. See Hands
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Demons, abduction of souls by, 58 sqq.;
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of disease expelled by pungent spices, pricks, and cuts, 105 sq.;
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and ghosts averse to iron, 232 sqq.
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Devils, abduction of souls by, 58 sqq.
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Dido, her magical rites, 312
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Diet of kings and priests regulated, 291 sqq.
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Difference of language between husbands and wives, 347 sq.;
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between men and women, 348 sq.
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Diminution of shadow regarded with apprehension, 86 sq.
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Dio Chrysostom, on fame as a shadow, 86 sq.
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Diodorus Siculus, 12 sq.
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Dionysus in the city, festival of, 316
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Disease, demons of, expelled by pungent spices, pricks, and cuts, 105 sq.
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Disenchanting strangers, various modes of, 102 sqq.
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Dishes, effect of eating out of sacred, 4;
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of sacred persons tabooed, 131. See Vessels
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Disposal of cut hair and nails, 267 sqq.

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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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