[666] See pages 238-240, _supra_.
[667] _Speaker’s Comm._, at Exod. 24 : 8.
[668] Exod. 24 : 3-8.
[669] Heb. 9 : 20.
[670] _Speaker’s Com._, at Exod. 24 : 8.
[671] Mark 14 : 24.
[672] John 6 : 53, 54.
[673] _Principles of Sociology_, II., § 364.
[674] _Anc. Egypt._, III., 411.
[675] See pages 245 f., _supra_.
[676] _Anc. Egypt._, II., 32.
[677] Note on Lev. chap. 17.
[678] _Dictionnaire d’Archéologie Égyptienne_, s. v. “Cœur.”
[679] In substance from Castren’s _Ethnologische Vorlesungen über die
Altaischen Völker_, p. 174, as cited in Ralston’s _Russian Folk Tales_,
p. 122.
[680] From Bleek’s _Reynard the Fox in South Africa_, p. 55; as cited
_Ibid._, p. 123, note.
[681] From _Asbjornsen and Moe_, No. 36, Dasent, No. 9, p. 71, as cited
_Ibid._, p. 120.
[682] See references to Köhler’s _Orient und Occident_, II., 99-103,
_Ibid._, p. 123, note.
[683] From Khudyakof, No. 110, as cited _Ibid._, p. 124.
[684] Timæus of Locri, cited in Liddell and Scott’s _Greek Eng. Lex._,
s. v., “Hepar.” See also page 108 f., _supra_.
[685] Pollux’s _Onomasticon_, II., 4, 226.
[686] _Pilgrim. to Mec. and Med._, p. 376.
[687] See page 128, _supra_.
[688] _Pilgrim. to Mec. and Med._, p. 378. See also page 129 f.,
_supra_.
[689] Richardson’s _Eng. Dict._, s. v., “Liver.”
[690] Annandale’s Ogilvie’s _Imperial Dict._, s. v., “Liver.”
[691] See Cushing’s paper on “Zuñi Fetiches,” in _Second Annual Report
of the Bureau of Ethnology_, pp. 3-43.
[692] 1 Peter 2 : 2-5.
[693] Cushing’s “Zuñi Fetiches,” p. 43.
[694] See “Illustrated Catalogue of Collections from Indians of New
Mexico and Arizona,” 1879, in _Second Annual Report of Bureau of
Ethnology_, Figures 361-387; 421-430.
[695] St. John’s _Life in Far East_, I., 74 f.
[696] _Ibid._, I., 115 f.
[697] St. John’s _Life in Far East_, I., 160.
[698] _Ibid._, I., 187.
[699] This is a different form from that reported at page 192 f.,
_supra_.
[700] St. John’s _Life in Far East_, I., 61.
[701] Lev. 17 : 14.
[702] As to this specific instance, I can bear personal testimony,
from my frequent communications on the subject, with the person whose
experience is here recited.
[703] _Am. Annals of Deaf and Dumb_, Vol. VI., p. 134.
[704] Paul’s claim, in Romans 1 : 18-23, is not that man knows God
intuitively; but that, having the knowledge of God, which he does have
by tradition, man ought not to liken God to “four-footed beasts and
creeping things.”
[705] See page 136, _supra_.
[706] See page 133 f., _supra_.
[707] 1 Kings 21 : 17-23; 22 : 35-38; 2 Kings 9 : 30-37.
[708] At page 44, _supra_.
[709] See page 154, _supra_.
[710] See page 313, _supra_.
[711] See page 53, _supra_.
[712] See page 35, _supra_.
[713] See page 37, _supra_.
[714] Gen. 21 : 33.
[715] See Gen. 13 : 18; 14 : 13; 18 : 1.
[716] The covenant was “with” [Hebrew, עִם _’im_, not “with” as an
instrument, but “with” as in the presence of, as accompanied by] the
tree at Shechem.
[717] See page 218, _supra_, note.
[718] Judges 9 : 1-6.
[719] Robinson’s _Biblical Researches_, II., 210 f., note.
[720] Von Wrede’s _Reise in Hadhramaut_, p. 197 f.
[721] See reference (in footnote 585 at page 268 f. _supra_) to the
custom in Sumatra, of taking an oath over the “grave of the original
patriarch of the Passumah.”
[722] _Lady of the Lake_, Canto III.
[723] _Ibid._, note.
[724] See pages 13, 86 f., _supra_.
[725] Athenæus’s _Deipnosophistæ_, II., 24 (45).
[726] St. John’s _Life in Far East_, Comp. I., 38, 46, 56, 74-76, 115,
117, 185.
[727] A trace of the burnt branch of the covenant-tree.
[728] See page 270, _supra_.
[729] See page 270, _supra_.
[730] See pages 9, 154, _supra_.
[731] W. H. Holmes, in _Second Annual Report of Bureau of Ethnol._,
pp. 240-254.
[732] W. H. Holmes, in _Second Annual Report of Bureau of Ethnol._,
p. 243.
[733] _Events in Indian History_, p. 143: cited _Ibid._, p. 242 f.
[734] _Moeurs des Sauvages Ameriq._, tom. II., pp. 502-507; cited
_Ibid._, p. 243 ff.
[735] Loskiel’s _Missions of the United Brethren_, Trans. by La Trobe,
Bk. I., p. 26; cited in _Ibid._, p. 245 f.
[736] _Ibid._, p. 253 f.
[737] St. John’s _Life in the Far East_, I., 67.
[738] See page 73, _supra_.
[739] See page 75, _supra_.
[740] Allingham’s _Ballad Book_, p. 6 f.
[741] _Todtenbuch_, xvii., 42, 43.
[742] Renouf’s _The Relig. of Anc. Egypt_, p. 107.
[743] Renouf’s _The Relig. of Anc. Egypt_, p. 107.
[744] _Miss. Voyage to So. Pacif. Ocean_, p. 65.
[745] See E. R. Smith’s _The Araucanians_, p. 262.
[746] Power’s “Tribes of California,” in _Contrib. to No. Am. Ethnol._,
III., 247.
[747] _Principles of Sociology_, II., 21.
[748] 1 Cor. 13 : 11.
[749] See note at page 218, _supra_.
[750] See pages 65-77, _supra_.
[751] 2 Cor. 5 : 17; Eph. 4 : 24; Col. 3 : 9, 10.
[752] Angas’s _Savage Life_, I., 114-116.
[753] See references to drawing blood from the forehead, at page
86 ff., _supra_.
[754] See pages 85-88, _supra_.
[755] Ellis’s _Polynesian Researches_, II., 569 f.
[756] See Prov. 27 : 9.
[757] Cited from Capt. Grant’s description; in Wood’s _Unciv. Races_,
I., 440.
[758] _Ibid._, II., 81.
[759] Williams and Calvert’s _Fiji and Fijians_, p. 35.
[760] _Indian Sign Language_, s. v. “Brother.”
[761] _Contributions to No. Am. Ethnology_, Vol. III., p. 68.
[762] Dodge’s _Our Wild Indians_, page 514 f.
[763] Is there any correspondence between this word, _taq’a_, and the
Hindoo word _tika_ (the blood-mark on the Rajput chief), referred to at
page 137, _supra_?