Adolescence and Religion, 177-8, 181, 276-7.
Adolescence and Primitive Customs, 178.
Adolescence and Nervous Disorders, 196-7.
Adolescence, Social Significance of, 183-5.
Agapæ, 152.
Asceticism, 121, 125, 146, 208-13.
Asceticism and Purity, 213.
Asceticism, Influence on Religion, 224-5.
Augustine, 157.
Authority, Conflict with Science, viii.
Baring-Gould, S., 147, 153, 209.
Baring-Gould, S., on Mysticism and Sexualism, 125, 151.
Brinton, D. G., on Origin of Religion, 14.
Bryce, J., 232.
Buckle, T. H., 256.
Catherine of Sienna, 85, 129.
Celibacy, 214-5.
Celibacy, Results on Morals, 220-3.
Celibacy, Social Consequences of, 216-9, 220-3.
Clouston, Sir T. S., on Revivals, 195.
Clouston, Sir T. S., on the Connection between Sexualism and Religion,
140.
Conversion, Pathological Nature of, 194.
Conversion and Adolescence, 32, 176-7, 276.
Conversion, Theological Notions of, 169-71.
Conversion, Ages of Converts, 174-5, 194-5.
Conversion, Statistics of, 173-5.
Conversion and Imitation, 188.
Conversion, Social Aspects of, 200.
Convulsionnaires (The), 239.
Crowd Psychology, 206.
Crusades, Character of, 227-9.
Crusades, Children's, 230.
Crusades, Consequences of, 232-3.
Cudworth, R., 259.
Dalyell, J. G., 257.
Dancing and Religious Ecstasy, 60-1.
Dancing Epidemics, 236-40.
Death, Savage Ideas of, 44.
Demoniacs, 77.
Disease, Theory of, amongst Primitive Peoples, 46.
Disease, Theory of, amongst the Early Christians, 47.
D'Israeli, I., on Sexualism and Religion, 17, 135.
Draper, J. W., 231.
Drugs, their use in the history of Religion, 57.
Environment, 36, 38.
Environment, Nature of Primitive, 39.
Epilepsy, Influence of, in fostering Supernaturalism, 74-9.
Epilepsy, Opinion of Dr. Hollander, 75.
Epilepsy, Opinion of Sir T. S. Clouston, 75.
Epilepsy, Opinion of Dr. C. Norman, 76.
Epilepsy, Opinion of Emanuel Deutsch, 77, 79.
Epilepsy in New Testament, 77.
Erotic Sects, 155-60, 165.
Eroticism and Supernaturalism, 126-8, 132, 136-9.
Evidence for the Supernatural, 2, 271.
Fasting, 61-5.
Flagellation, 234-5.