Obedience, to parents, ch. xxv. (i.597–628);to husbands, ch. xxvi. (i.629–669);slaves, to their masters, ch. xxvii (i.670– 716);to rulers, i.194–196;to gods, i.194–198, ii.659sq.;to the dead, ii.519,520,541
Obedience, to parents, ch. xxv. (i.597–628);to husbands, ch. xxvi. (i.629–669);slaves, to their masters, ch. xxvii (i.670– 716);to rulers, i.194–196;to gods, i.194–198, ii.659sq.;to the dead, ii.519,520,541
Occupation, acquisition of property by, ii.35–39,51,52,54sq.
Occupation, acquisition of property by, ii.35–39,51,52,54sq.
Occupationsof life, divided between the sexes, i.633–637, ii.271
Occupationsof life, divided between the sexes, i.633–637, ii.271
Offeringsto the dead, ii.302,303,400–404,517,518,524,539,547,550,692,700,701,704,708;connection between almsgiving and, ii.550– 552
Offeringsto the dead, ii.302,303,400–404,517,518,524,539,547,550,692,700,701,704,708;connection between almsgiving and, ii.550– 552
—— to gods. SeeSacrifice
—— to gods. SeeSacrifice
Offspring, man’s desire for, i.533, ii.388,391,400–404,423,440;the future state of persons who have died without, ii.400–404
Offspring, man’s desire for, i.533, ii.388,391,400–404,423,440;the future state of persons who have died without, ii.400–404
Oldage, criminal responsibility affected by, i.266sq.;the future state of persons who have died of, i.390, ii.235,238 n.3,698
Oldage, criminal responsibility affected by, i.266sq.;the future state of persons who have died of, i.390, ii.235,238 n.3,698
——persons, killing or abandoning of, i.386–390,606,607,612,620;eaten by their relatives, i.390, ii.554,568sq.;kind treatment of, i.540,546,625sq., ii.672;respect for, i.603–605,614,615,619–621, ii.194,675;supposed to be versed in magic, i.619sq.;curses and blessings of, i.622,626;suicide committed by, ii.232,235,236,247sq.
——persons, killing or abandoning of, i.386–390,606,607,612,620;eaten by their relatives, i.390, ii.554,568sq.;kind treatment of, i.540,546,625sq., ii.672;respect for, i.603–605,614,615,619–621, ii.194,675;supposed to be versed in magic, i.619sq.;curses and blessings of, i.622,626;suicide committed by, ii.232,235,236,247sq.
Omissions, i.210–212,303–305,317
Omissions, i.210–212,303–305,317
Opera supererogativa, i.86,98sq.SeeMerits
Opera supererogativa, i.86,98sq.SeeMerits
Opinions, moral judgments relating to, i.215sq.
Opinions, moral judgments relating to, i.215sq.
Ordeals, ii.686–690,732;duels as, i.504–507
Ordeals, ii.686–690,732;duels as, i.504–507
“Ought,” analysis of the concept, i.134–137
“Ought,” analysis of the concept, i.134–137
Outlawry, i.46,47,172,173,311
Outlawry, i.46,47,172,173,311
Owls, prohibition of eating, ii.321
Owls, prohibition of eating, ii.321
Oxen, prohibition of killing ploughing, ii.330,331,493,494,504
Oxen, prohibition of killing ploughing, ii.330,331,493,494,504
PARDON, the right of, as a prerogative of the Crown, i.192,196,226
PARDON, the right of, as a prerogative of the Crown, i.192,196,226
Parentalaffection. SeeMaternal,Paternalaffection
Parentalaffection. SeeMaternal,Paternalaffection
Parents, their authority over their children, ch. xxv. (i.597–628);curses or blessings of, i.58,538,621–627, ii.703,715,716 n.2,732;children punished if convicted of a design to kill their, i.245;killing their infant children, i.378,394–413,633, ii.562,752sq.;children killing their, i.383–386,522, ii.256sq.n.2,749;children killing or abandoning their aged, i.386–390,606,607,612,620;eaten by their children, i.390, ii.554,568sq.;killing their grown up children, i.393sq., ii.256sq.n.2;exposing their new-born children, i.406–412,689;children sacrificed to save the lives of their, i.455,456,459–461;sacrificing their children, i.455–461;eating their children, i.458sq., ii.554,555.562,568sq.;daughters committing suicide on the death of their, i.473;inflicting corporal punishment upon their children, i.513–515,607,610;children using violence against their, i.513,624sq., ii.677;their duty of taking care of their children, i.526–533;children’s duty of taking care of their, i.533–538;children’s respect for their, i.534–538,600,601,607–613,616–628, ii.194;children’s affection for their, i.534–538,618,659, ii.194,748;religion emphasising children’s duties to their, i.536,537,608,610,612,613,616,617,620–627, ii.711,714,715,716 n.2,717,732;children cursing their, i.564;selling their children as slaves, i.599,607,609,611,612,615,675,681,682,684,685,689,691sq.;children telling a falsehood in the presence of their, ii.96;children addressing abusive language to their, ii.142;their duties to their children, ii.166,748;children’s duties to their, ii.166,748;committing suicide on the death of their children, ii.232,244 n.3;fasting after the death of their children, ii.298–300;children fasting after the death of their, ii.298–301;children punished after death forinflicting injuries upon their, ii.715.SeeMaternal,Paternalaffection
Parents, their authority over their children, ch. xxv. (i.597–628);curses or blessings of, i.58,538,621–627, ii.703,715,716 n.2,732;children punished if convicted of a design to kill their, i.245;killing their infant children, i.378,394–413,633, ii.562,752sq.;children killing their, i.383–386,522, ii.256sq.n.2,749;children killing or abandoning their aged, i.386–390,606,607,612,620;eaten by their children, i.390, ii.554,568sq.;killing their grown up children, i.393sq., ii.256sq.n.2;exposing their new-born children, i.406–412,689;children sacrificed to save the lives of their, i.455,456,459–461;sacrificing their children, i.455–461;eating their children, i.458sq., ii.554,555.562,568sq.;daughters committing suicide on the death of their, i.473;inflicting corporal punishment upon their children, i.513–515,607,610;children using violence against their, i.513,624sq., ii.677;their duty of taking care of their children, i.526–533;children’s duty of taking care of their, i.533–538;children’s respect for their, i.534–538,600,601,607–613,616–628, ii.194;children’s affection for their, i.534–538,618,659, ii.194,748;religion emphasising children’s duties to their, i.536,537,608,610,612,613,616,617,620–627, ii.711,714,715,716 n.2,717,732;children cursing their, i.564;selling their children as slaves, i.599,607,609,611,612,615,675,681,682,684,685,689,691sq.;children telling a falsehood in the presence of their, ii.96;children addressing abusive language to their, ii.142;their duties to their children, ii.166,748;children’s duties to their, ii.166,748;committing suicide on the death of their children, ii.232,244 n.3;fasting after the death of their children, ii.298–300;children fasting after the death of their, ii.298–301;children punished after death forinflicting injuries upon their, ii.715.SeeMaternal,Paternalaffection
Parricide. SeeParents
Parricide. SeeParents
Parricidium, i.384sq.
Parricidium, i.384sq.
Pastorallife, supposed connection between the custom of ultimogeniture and a, ii.48 n.4,56 n.5
Pastorallife, supposed connection between the custom of ultimogeniture and a, ii.48 n.4,56 n.5
——peoples, vegetable food provided by the women among, i.634, ii.273;the position of women among, i.660sq.;slavery among, i.672,673,681;social aggregates of, ii.201;their sympathy for their domestic animals, ii.506
——peoples, vegetable food provided by the women among, i.634, ii.273;the position of women among, i.660sq.;slavery among, i.672,673,681;social aggregates of, ii.201;their sympathy for their domestic animals, ii.506
Passing-bell, the, ii.524,544
Passing-bell, the, ii.524,544
Passover, the, i.459,470, ii.296
Passover, the, i.459,470, ii.296
Paternalaffection, i.401,402,405,529–533. ii.187–190,193,748;its influence on the duration of marriage, ii.397
Paternalaffection, i.401,402,405,529–533. ii.187–190,193,748;its influence on the duration of marriage, ii.397
Patriotism, ii.167–185
Patriotism, ii.167–185
Peace, perpetual, i.334,337,367
Peace, perpetual, i.334,337,367
—— Societies, i.369
—— Societies, i.369
Peculium, of slaves, i.690,697, ii.31–33;of sons, ii.28;of women, ii.29
Peculium, of slaves, i.690,697, ii.31–33;of sons, ii.28;of women, ii.29
Pederasty. SeeHomosexuallove
Pederasty. SeeHomosexuallove
Penance, ii.356–361,363,708,735;fasting as a form of, ii.246,315–318,406
Penance, ii.356–361,363,708,735;fasting as a form of, ii.246,315–318,406
Perjury, considered contagious, i.58–61;considered sinful though committed unconsciously, i.229,231,233sq.;punished by custom or law, i.505,521sq., ii.123 n.1;regarded as an offence against the deity, i.507, ii.122,122sq.n.10;no civil punishment affixed to, ii.123 n.1;believed to incur divine punishment, ii.123 n.1,684,686,714;to cause misery after death, ii.715sq.
Perjury, considered contagious, i.58–61;considered sinful though committed unconsciously, i.229,231,233sq.;punished by custom or law, i.505,521sq., ii.123 n.1;regarded as an offence against the deity, i.507, ii.122,122sq.n.10;no civil punishment affixed to, ii.123 n.1;believed to incur divine punishment, ii.123 n.1,684,686,714;to cause misery after death, ii.715sq.
Phratry, the, ii.217,218,222sq.
Phratry, the, ii.217,218,222sq.
Pigeons, prohibition of killing, ii.490;eating of, ii.737
Pigeons, prohibition of killing, ii.490;eating of, ii.737
Pilgrimage, ii.314,416,538 n.2,725
Pilgrimage, ii.314,416,538 n.2,725
“Pious fraud,” ii.100,104,112
“Pious fraud,” ii.100,104,112
Pocket-picking, i.187,243
Pocket-picking, i.187,243
Politeness, i.160, ii.146–152
Politeness, i.160, ii.146–152
Pollution, of sin, i.52–57,61–65,70,71,85,86,407, ii.256 n.2,654sq.;of curses, i.57–61,70,233,234,624sq., ii.583,584,703;of blood, i.225,232,233,375–382, ii.256sq.n.2,262,714;of women, i.663–666, ii.538 n.2;of self-inflicted death, ii.257 n.5262;of death, ii.283,302–307,416,536–539,544sq.;of natural death, ii.416,609;of food, ii.294–296;of wine, ii.344sq.;sexual, ii.414–420,752;caused by partaking of human flesh, ii.538,575sq.;holiness very susceptible to, i.58,380–382,625, ii.294–296,322,344,345.352,353,415–420,608–610,638,643,752
Pollution, of sin, i.52–57,61–65,70,71,85,86,407, ii.256 n.2,654sq.;of curses, i.57–61,70,233,234,624sq., ii.583,584,703;of blood, i.225,232,233,375–382, ii.256sq.n.2,262,714;of women, i.663–666, ii.538 n.2;of self-inflicted death, ii.257 n.5262;of death, ii.283,302–307,416,536–539,544sq.;of natural death, ii.416,609;of food, ii.294–296;of wine, ii.344sq.;sexual, ii.414–420,752;caused by partaking of human flesh, ii.538,575sq.;holiness very susceptible to, i.58,380–382,625, ii.294–296,322,344,345.352,353,415–420,608–610,638,643,752
Polyandry, ii.387,395
Polyandry, ii.387,395
Polygyny, ii.387–392,395;connection between illegitimate children’s right to inheritance and, ii.57;a cause of homosexual practices, ii.466
Polygyny, ii.387–392,395;connection between illegitimate children’s right to inheritance and, ii.57;a cause of homosexual practices, ii.466
Polytheism, tolerance of, ii.647–652
Polytheism, tolerance of, ii.647–652
Pork, abstinence from, ii.321,322,326–330,335
Pork, abstinence from, ii.321,322,326–330,335
Positivecommandments, i.303–305,310
Positivecommandments, i.303–305,310
Possession, acquisition of property by continued, ii.39– 41,52
Possession, acquisition of property by continued, ii.39– 41,52
Potatoes, abstinence from, after a death, ii.301
Potatoes, abstinence from, after a death, ii.301