Taboo,186ff.,222,229,231-234,250.
Talents,253.
Tana,181.
Tanner, John,143.
Tari,181,183.
Taro,92,93,94.
Temples,178.
Test, of perfection in society,255.
Thanks, do not need words,181,185.
Thank-offerings,181.
Thomsen, Professor,134.
Tibetan Buddhists,150.
Tiger,74,89.
Tjumba,181.
Tonga,181.
Totems,51,165,166,197,203; eating of,186.
Trade wind,101.
Transmigration,51,61,119,120; of character,64.
Truth,25; and value,10.
Tupinambas,56,58.
Tylor, Professor,37,47,56,112,141-144,147,148,150,161,166.
Unalits,59,60.
Uncle John, knows his own pipe,49,50.
Uniformity of nature,14; matter of faith, not of knowledge,15.
Unselfishness, developes and does not weaken individuality,67.
Usener, Professor,128,131,133.
Utilitarianism,240,242.
Value,7; literary and artistic,8,9; religious,8,9,10,107,108,109; carries a reference to the future,12; relative to a purpose or end,13,15; of literature and art, felt, not proved,16,17; of fetichism,114,115,120; of fetichism and religion for society,125; religious, and fetichism,127.
Virgil,54.
West Africa,152,153.
Westermarck, E.,224,225,228,235.
Whistling, to produce a wind,73,74,75.
Will, the,13.
Will to injure,81.
Will to live, the,41; involves the desire for immortality,41; denounced by Buddhism,66.
Wind,100,101.
Wisdom, collective, of man,237.
Witch, and witch-doctor,84.
Witchcraft,222,227.
Wives, of hunters and warriors,78.
Wohkonda,143.
Worship,121,122,177,180,260; and the etymology of "god,"133ff.,137; of gods and of fetiches,123,134,135; of the community, given to the powers that protect it,126; may break up,170.
Xenophon,171.
Xilonen,190.
Yams,93,143,180,181.
Yebu,147.
Zulus,194.