CONTENTS.
VII.AMONG^ THE MALAYS, THE SLAMATAN BROMOK, THE DYAKS, THE
VIII.THE SAVAGE RACES^ OF ASIA: THE SAMOJEDES; THE MONGOLS; THE
- I.BUDDHISM, ITS ORIGIN AND CEREMONIES CHAPTER PAGE
- II.MAGIANISM: THE PARSEES
- III.JEWISH SUPERSTITIONS
- IV.BRAHMANISM
- V.HINDU MYTHOLOGY, AND THE VISHNU PURANA
- VI.IN CHINA: CONFUCIANISM, TAOUISM, AND BUDDHISM
- PAPUAN TRIBES, THE AHETAS
- OSTIAKS; IN TIBET
- IX.SOME AFRICAN SUPERSTITIONS
- X.THE ZULU WITCH-FINDERS
- XI.ZABIANISM AND SERPENT-WORSHIP
- XII.POLYNESIAN SUPERSTITIONS
- XIII.THE FIJI ISLANDERS
- XIV.THE RELIGION OF THE MAORIES
- XV.THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS
- XVI.AMONG THE ESKIMOS- XVII.A MEDIÆVAL SUPERSTITION: THE FLAGELLANTS
- XVIII.SCOTTISH SUPERSTITIONS: HALLOWEEN
- XIX.SSECONDUPERSTITIONS SIGHT: D: FAIRIESIVINATION IN S: UCOTLANDNIVERSALITY OF CERTAIN