_without strings_, in early Anahuac, see Prof. Morse, in Appleton's
_Popular Science Monthly_, March 1899.

{41} Gemoll.

{44} "Golden Bough," i. 279. Mannhardt, _Antike-Wald-und Feldkulte_, p.
274.

{45} Howitt, _Journal Anthtop. Inst_., xvi. p. 54.

{46a} The Kurnai hold this belief.

{46b} Brough Smyth, vol. i. p. 426

{46c} _Journal Anthrop. Inst_., xvi. pp. 330-331.

{59} The most minute study of Lobeck's _Aglaophamus_ can tell us no more
than this; the curious may consult a useful short manual, _Eleusis, Ses
Mysteres, Ses Ruines, et son Musee_, by M. Demetrios Philios. Athens,
1896. M. Philios is the Director of the Eleusinian Excavations.

{61} "Golden Bough," ii. 292.

{62} "Golden Bough," ii. 369.

{64a} "Golden Bough," ii. 44.

{64b} Ibid., 46.

{65} Mrs. Langloh Parker, "More Australian Legends," pp. 93-99.