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King Nuada Finnfail of Ireland, 33 King Nuada FuUon of Leinster, 33 King Nuada Necht of Ireland, 33,
427 King Nuada of Ireland, 29, 32 King Nuada the Sage of Leinster, 33 King Oenomaus of Pisa, 340 King of the Wood, The, on Celtic
Soil, by A. B. Cook, i, 27-71 King OilioU Oluim of Munster, 153 King 'On of Scandinavia, 419 King Rederech, 329-30. King Rudrach of Inislocha, 154 Kings : crops depend on, Scan- dinavia, 418-9 ; embody chief deity, Greece &c., 32-3, 35, 37, 165 ; fine for insult to, Laws of Hywel Dda, 309-10 ; inaugurated under sacred tree, Ireland, 451 ; Frazer's LecHi7'es on the Early History of the Kingship reviewed, 375-9 ; Frazer's Origin of Kingship, 15 ; related to birds, Ireland, 166-7, and trees, Ireland, 171-2, 315-6 ; taboos on, Ireland, 161-2 ; to be without blemish, Ireland, 29 King's county, see Durrow King Sithon of Odomanti, 340 King's Oak, New Forest, 311 King Solomon : seal as amulet,
Spain, 460 King Solomon's temple : Dioscuri,
495 Kingston Lisle : ' Blowing Stone,'
320 King Tuathal of Ireland, 64 Kinnoull, in legend of Hays, 318 Kintyre : {see also Strath Duie) ;
games, 98, 213-4, 220, 227 ;
strength feats, 219-20 Kirkmaiden : wren caught and freed,
New Year's Day, 271 Kirmess : cat thrown from gates,
Holland, 270 ; goat or ram sacri- ficed, Bohemia, 276 Kite : in beast fable, Cairo, 196 Klopfleinsnacht, S. Germany, 262 Knaresborough : roof tree of Manor
House, 173 Knees : Back-footed Beings, by A. T.
Crawford Cree, 131-40 Knobneuzen tribe, see Shangaan tribe Koranas : myth of origin, 253 Korea : string game, 82-5, 93 Kormak's Saga, 389, 408, 422-3, 426 Koussa Kaffirs : salute anchor, 255 Kraals, Zulu, 479-84
Kraljevich Marko, Servian hero, 113 Kristni saga, 415, 419 Kuinmurbura tribe : marital terms
and organisation, 180 Kukis : revenge mishap upon tree,
25s
Kurile islands : animal rolled from roof, 280
Kurnai : marital terms and organisa- tion, 180, 182-7, 297-8, 300-1, 304
Kurnandaburi tribe : marriage cus- toms, 294-5
Kutcha, supreme being, Kamtcha- dales, 248
Labraid the Swift, in Cuchulainn saga, 149
La Creuse : meal for newly married, 283
Lady's Mantle : in cure for elf-shoot- ing, N.W. Ireland, 207 ; wound- herb, Germans &c., 208-9
Laegaire Buadach, 168, 334-5
Laegaire Liban, tale of, 150, 163
Laegh, charioteer of Cuchulainn, 149
Laguenne : tug-of-war &c., annual ceremony, 272-4
Lake Eyre : group marriage and female descent, 176, 301
Lamb, see Sheep
Lammas fair, St Neot's (Hunt.), 44
Lamps : butter, Tibet, 3
Lanarkshire, see Glasgow
Lancashire, see Oldham
Landnamabok, 390-1, 394,401, 403-5,
413. 417
Lang, A. : Mr. Clodd on Crystal- Gazing, 231-3 ; his theory of totem- ism discussed, 16-26 ; Notes in Reply to Mr. Howitt and Mr. Jevons, 288-93 j Two Queries, 507
Languedoc : as local nickname, 23
Languoreth, Queen, see Queen Lan- guoreth
Lanhadron Park : oak with speckled leaves, 323-4
Lapps : god of hunting and fishing, 134-5, 140; Tiermes, god of thunder,
452-3
Latium : (see also Alban Mount ; Aricia ; and Praeneste) ; Faunus and Saturnus as early kings, 409
Laxdoela saga, 388, 393-4, 402-3, 405, 412-3, 422, 426
Lectures on the Early History of the Kingship, by J. G. Frazer, re- viewed, 375-9
