Dactylomancy, or divination by rings, 111.
Dactylotheca, Roman name for cases containing rings, 22, 155.
Dano-Saxon amulet, 136.
Darnley’s ring, 173.
Death’s-head rings, 30.
Devereux, Earl of, ring given by Queen Elizabeth to, 162.
De Vesci, King John’s bad conduct towards the wife of, 157.
Diamond, 41;
on swivel in ring, 49;
its magical and medical powers, 100, 101.
Divination by rings, 111, 112.
Doge marrying the sea, 73; his ring of office, 75.
“Dolzbote;” 138.
Domestic deities of the Romans, small iron rings used for, 229.
Drennan, Dr., his lines to his wife with a ring, 232.
Dschemid, said to have introduced the ring, 16.
Dundee, ring in memory of the great Dundee, 187.