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, 130, 131 ---- King William in German New Guinea, 218, 238 Carnac in Brittany, 438 Catching soul in a scarf, 412 _sq._ Cause, Hume's analysis of, 18 _sq._ Causes, the propensity to search for, 17 _sq._; two classes of, 22 Caves used as burial-places or charnel-houses, 330 _sqq._ Celebes, Central, 72 Central Australia, aborigines of, their ideas as to natural death, 46 _sq._; their ideas as to resurrection, 68; their belief in immortality, 87 _sqq._; their belief in reincarnation of the dead, 92 _sqq._; their attitude towards the dead, 124 _sqq._ Cereals unknown to Melanesians and Polynesians, 408 Ceremonial impurity of manslayer, 229 _sq._ Ceremonies performed in honour of the Wollunqua, a mythical water-snake, 108 _sqq._; dramatic, to commemorate the doings of ancestors, 118 _sqq._; funeral, of the Torres Straits Islanders, 176 _sqq._ _See also_ Dramatic Ceremonies, Dramatic Representations, Funeral Ceremonies, Totems Chameleon in myths of the origin of death, 60 _sqq._ Chams of Annam, 67 Charms imparted by dead in dreams, 139 Charnel-houses, 221 _sq._, 225, 328 Cheating the devil, 460 Chepara, the, 139 Cheremiss of Russia, burial custom of the, 457 Cherokee Indians, 77 Chief, spirit of dead, a worshipful ghost, 352 Chief's power in Central Melanesia based on a fear of ghosts, 391 Chiefs deified after death, 369 Chiefs' authority based on their claim to magical powers, 395 Chieftainship, rise of, 141 Childbed, treatment of ghosts of women dying in, 358; special fear of ghosts of women dying in, 458 _sqq._ Childless women, burial of, 458 Children, Central Australian theory of the birth of, 93 _sq._; belief of Queensland natives as to the birth of, 128 Children buried in trees, 161, 312 _sq._; stillborn, burial of, 458 Child-stones, 93 _sq._ Chingpaws of Burma, 75 _Choi_, disembodied human spirits, 128 Chukchansi Indians, 163 _Churinga_, sacred sticks or stones, 96 _sqq._ Circumcision as initiatory rite of young men, 233; among the Yabim, 250 _sqq._; among the Akikuyu, 254; among the Bukaua, 260 _sq._; among the Kai, 290 _sq._; among the Tami, 301 _sq._; as a propitiatory sacrifice, 426 _sqq._ Clans, totemic, 104 Clay, widow's body smeared with, 223 Cleanliness due to fear of sorcery, 386 _sq._, 414 Cleft stick used in cure, 271 Clercq, F. S. A. de, 316 Cloth and weapons offered to
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