Chapter XXXI: Appendix: C (3)

Laws, of Æthelstan, 292;
Agrarian, 215;
Allemands, 281;
Angles, 281;
Anglo-Saxon kings, 282, 283;
Arab, 180;
Arcadius, 266;
Burgundians, 281;
for children, 264, 265, 266;
China, 49, 61, 66, 67;
of Cnut, 292;
Constantine, 264, 265, 267;
of Crete, 189, 190;
Egyptian, 114;
enceinte woman, relating to, 305;
_épaves_, concerning, 304;
first special, for children, 334;
foundlings, 305;
Frisians, 278;
Germanic, 292;
Gortyna, 189, 190;
Gratian, 266;
Greek, to protect child, 207, 208;
Hadrian, 237;
Hammurabi, 92, 99, 100;
for helpless children, 335;
Hloth, 292;
Honorius, 266;
India, 125;
Japanese, regarding confinement, 72, 73;
Justinian, 270;
of mediæval France, 303, 304;
in Poitiers, 303;
in Provence, 303;
of Romulus, 209;
Sabine, 211;
Salinic, 279, 280, 292;
of Solon, 216;
of Thebes, 9;
Theodosius II., 267;
of Twelve Tables, 215, 222;
Valens, 266;
Valentinian, 266;
of Visigoths, 281, 282

Le, son of Confucius, 48

=Lebeau=, 291

=Lecky, W. E. H.=, 258

Legacy, of Montlaur, 295

Legas, Madame, 307

_Leges_, Roman, 227

=Legge, James=, 53

Leitrim, County, 276

Le Laudonnière, Sieur, 145

Lemnians, 187

=Lenguas=, of South America, 42

Leon, Emperor, 271

Leotychides, 193

Leper, 130, 148

_Les Sacrifices Humaines chez les Canaanéens_, 105

_Letters of Cassiodorus_, 286

_Letters and Inscriptions of Hammurabi_, 100

_Lettres Edif._, Father d’Entrcolles, 61

Leucothea, 284

=Lewis, George Henry=, 6

_Leys Salicae_, 280

_Liber Censualis_, 103

Liebenstein, castle of, 153

_Life in Ancient Egypt_, 112

_Life in the Homeric Age_, 186

_Light from the Ancient East_, 119

Li Ki, Chinese code, 52

Li Li Ong, 59

Line Islanders, 37

_L’Infanticide, etc., en Chine_, 63

Liquors, sale to children, 338

_Literary History of the Arabs_, 169, 170

=Little, Henry W.=, 35

Liverpool, S. P. C. C., 334

_Lois des Francs_, 280

London, child-welfare movement in, 334;
Common Council, 316

Longobards, 274

=Longus=, 195, 200, 203

Loo, Ch’aou, Marquis of, 55

Louis XIII., 308

Louis XIV., 309, 310

Louvre, 93, 94

=Lubbock, Sir John=, 44

Lucania, Governor of, 283

Lucius Brutus, 238

_Lubra_, first-born of, 147

Lugalanda, 96, 97

Lugalzaggisi, 100, 138

Luritcha tribe, 39

Ly, son of Yao, 52

Lycurgus (Plutarch), 208

_Lycurgus_, 9, 189, 207, 208

=Lyon, D. G.=, 100

Lyons, Bishop of, 275

Lysimachus, 189

Lystus, 186

M

Madagascar, Amber Mountains, 35

Magh-Sleacth, or Field of Slaughter, 276

Malthus, 9

_Man Who Invites_, 74

Marriage, among birds, 22;
animal, 3;
origin of, 18, 19

Mars, Cinq, 309

Martens, 22

Mary Ellen, 8

Maskonit, Egyptian deity of children, 110

Matriarchal tendencies in Egypt, 109, 110

Matriarchy, in Japan, 75

Menes, 19

Mesopotamian civilization, 6

Mias, 23

Minucius Felix, 261, 262

_Misasagi_, 81

Missionaries, Buddhist, in Japan, 77

Mohammed, 7

Mohammedanism, 14

Moloch, 165, 238

Mongols, 24, 46

Muhiyyu’l-Uaw’udat (He who brings buried girls to life), 175

_Mummy, The_, 117

N

Napoleon, decree of, 12

_Native Tribes of Central Australia_, 32

_Nawgia_, or strangling, 143

Nebhapet-Ra-Mentuhetep, 113

Neglect, of children, 335, 336;
among Kaffirs, 34;
of young, animal, 20

Neolithic Age, 24, 31, 90, 91

_Neotragus Hemprichii_, 22

Nerva, Emperor, 230, 231, 236, 248

_New Forces in Old China_, 69

New Guinea, 24

New South Wales, 43, 147

New York, city of, 333, 335

New Zealand, sacrifices in, 152

Ngeou Yang Yun Ki, 61

Nice, Bishop of, 275

Nicholas IV., Bull of, 298

=Nicholson, R. A.=, 169, 170

Niebuhr, 215

Nietzsche, 10

Niger Delta, tribes of, 34

Night work, prohibited, 315

Nigritans, 17, 23

_Nihongi_, chronicles of Japan, 72

Nile Valley, 106

Ningirsu, 94

Ninib-mushallim, 104

Niobe, 187

Nippur, 93

Nirwana, 127

Nitobe, Inazo, 72

Nomadic people, 93

Nomads, attitude towards children, 42

Nomi-no-Sukune, 79, 80, 81

Noodt, Gerardus, 247

Norwich, England, town of, 318

Nottingham, 320

Nourisson, Paul, 334

Nugu, Papuan myth, 24

Nukufetu, 38

Numa Pompilius, 210, 213

Nuremberg, asylum at, 297

Nursing by male parents, 23

Nusse, Ernest, 334

_Nutricarii_, 289

Nyendael, 33, 34

O

=Oastler, Richard=, 325, 326, 330, 331

=Oceania=, 24

=Octavius=, 226

=Œdipus=, 187, 191, 255

_Œuvres Divers_, 111

Okeus, American Indian deity, 147

Olivier de la Crau, 295

Omar, 181

Omayya, 174

Omkar Mandharta, sacrifice to, 148

_On Abstaining from Drowning Little Girls_, 57

Onesicritus, 129

Opium, for child, 133

Orang-utan, 23

Ordinance of Braelers, 315;
of Hurers, 313;
of Manu, 124, 125

Orhan, 159

Origen, 259

_Origin of the Aryans_, 121

Ornamentation, facial, 25

Orphanages, in China, 65

Orphans, 35, 49, 97, 98, 229

=Ortolan=, 217, 247

Ostrogoths, 274, 283

Ou Sing King, 62

Ouang ouan, 64

Owna Dargaku, 88

Oxyrhynchus papyrus, 118, 185

Ozaim, the Fazarite, 177

=Ozanam=, 275

P

Paal, chief of, 136

Pacific islands, 41

Padrone system, 334, 335, 337

_Pædagogus_, 261

Palatine Hill, 210, 211

=Palatre, P. Gabriel=, 61, 63

Palestine, 94, 138, 139, 158

Pamphile, 193

Papuans, 24, 31;
sacrifice, 24

Papyrus, Harris, 110;
Oxyrhynchus, 118;
Sellier, 107

Paraguay, 22

Paraguayan Chaco, 42

Parental, affection, 19, 20, 32;
indifference, 20;
instinct, 2, 3;
solicitude, 20, 21

Paris, asylum for orphans,
297, 300, 301;
Parliament of, 304;
treatment of children in seventeenth century, 337

Parliament, debates in, 324, 326, 327, 328

Parliament of Paris, decree, 304

Parliamentary report, Australia, 25

Parthia, 274

Parturition house, 72, 73, 74

Passover, 160, 161

Paternal solicitude, 21

_Patesi_, 97

_Patria Potestas_, 51, 212, 217, 241, 278, 335, 339

Paul, St. Vincent de, 335

Pauper children, as apprentices, 317

=Payre, J. F. A.=, 280

Peel, Sir Robert, 324

Peking, 68

Pelet-Narbonne, D. von, 334

Pension, for mothers, 97

Peroché, 15

“Perpetual Edict,” Rome, 245

Perry, Commodore, 82

Perseria, 193

Peru, 144, 145, 146, 147;
Indians, 144, 145, 146

=Petrie, W. M. F.=, 112

Phallic worship, 105, 160

Pharaoh, 160

Philippine Islands, 44, 46

Philistines, 166

Philtere, 221

Phlegon, 236

_Phœnician Maidens, The_, 191

Phœnicians, 138, 158

Picts, 275

Pipiles, tribe of Central America, 154

_Pithecanthropus erectus_, 15, 46

Pitt, William, 328

Plato, 7, 14, 188, 193, 195

Plautus, 192, 203, 205, 217, 223, 224, 225

Pleistocene period, 106

=Pliny=, 231, 234, 284

=Ploss, H. H.=, 35

Plutarch, 189, 193, 208, 212, 264

_Poetarum Comicorum Græcorum Fragmenta_, 205

Poitiers, decree at, 303

Political organization in 11,500 B. C., 106

Polyandry, 18, 19, 46

Polygamy, 122

_Polynesian Researches_, 41

Pompeii, 224

=Pontanus=, 294

Pontus, 274

_Popular Religions of Northern India_, 148

Population, diminishing, 26;
of Japan, 1615–1860, 82;
of Papua, 26;
theories of, 82

Porcius Latro, 243

Poseidon, 186

Posidippus, 198

_Precepts of Ptah-Hotep_, 111

Priests, Brahmin, 148;
Buddhist 81;
Carthaginian, 237;
faults of, 287;
of Ptah, 111;
receive children, 288

_Primitive Culture_, 141, 153, 154

Primitive, customs, 17;
families, 26

_Primitive Marriage_, 213

Primitive organization, 106

Primogeniture, 151

Prisoners, marked, 160

Procopius, 178

Prolongation of infancy, 4

_Prosimii_, 23

Prostitution, 87, 259, 337

Provence, 303

Ptah, priest of, 111

Ptah-Hotep, 111

_Puer crintus_, 280

Pumsavana, 124

Punishment, by Church, 268;
for drowning children, 67;
for killing children, 114

Purification, by burning, 148

Puritans, 332

Purushamedha, 126

Q

Qays, story of, 173, 174

Quadrumana, 22

_Quarterly Review_, 323

Quirinal, 210

Quirites, 211

Quiyoughquisocks, or prophets, 147

R

_Races and Peoples_, 31

Reichenfels, legend of castle, 154

_Religions of Ancient Egypt and Babylonia_, 92, 94

_Renaissance of Motherhood_, 5

Rome, 223, 224, 225, 230, 235

S

Sabæans, 158, 169, 170, 171

Sabines, 210, 211

Sacrifices, 33, 148, 149, 153, 154, 155;
in Alaska, 155, 156;
Aryan, 142;
of captives, 94;
of children, Rome, 262;
China, 55;
coronation, 144, 146;
Denmark, 152, 153;
in Egypt, 112, 113;
of first-born, 39, 93;
of firstlings, 139, 140, 147;
to Ganges, 148;
of girls to placate deity of wild animals, 81;
Hebrew, 142;
India, 126, 134, 135, 148, 149, 152, 155;
in Ireland, 276;
in Japan, 78, 79, 80;
jars, for sacrificed children, 150;
to Juju, 154;
lamb, substitute sacrifice, 161;
launching sacrifices, 121, 122;
to Moloch, 237;
new moon, 153;
in Peru, 144;
to prevent plague, 153;
in Rome, 262;
to Saturn, 262, 276;
in Sumeria 93, 94;
theory of, 24

Sadler, M. T., 326, 327

Sadler committee, 328

Sagbaron, killing of, 280

Sagsag, 97

Saint, Andrew, 274;
Bathilde, a child slave, 290;
Christoval, natives of, 37;
Chrysostom, 274;
Eloi, buys St. Thean, 291;
Esprit, order of, 303;
Eunice, child slave, 291;
Gour, 293;
John, 274;
Luke, 258;
Marmbœuf, asylum of, 293;
Marthe, charity of, 295;
Patrick, 275;
Paul, 262, 274;
Peter, 274;
Thean, 291;
Thomas, 274;
Thomas of Villeneuve, 299;
Vincent de Paul, 12, 299, 306, 335

Sale, of child, 153;
of children, 37, 86, 98, 285, 306;
in bankruptcy, 324;
by Gauls, 290;
by parents, 337;
Rome, 263, 265;
of idiots, 319;
of liquors to children, 338;
of male child, 126;
of son, 212, 213, 217;
of women, 28, 29

Salian Franks, 279

Salvius Julianus, 245

=Salzman, L. F.=, 313

Samhin, 276

Samoa, 38

Samuel, II., 165

Samurai, 82, 86, 87, 88

=Sandars, Thomas Collett=, 210, 211

Sanehat, 112

Sankhayana-Grihya-Sutra, 124

Santa Maria, house of, in Sassia, 296

Saracens, 177

Sargon I., 100

Sargos, sacrifices at, 153

Sa’sa’a, 174

Satapatha-Brahmana, 126

=Satow, Ernest=, 72

Saturn, 262, 276

Satyr, 202

Saugor, city of, 148

Saul, 165

Saxons, 274, 275

=Sayce, A. H.=, 92, 94

Scamandrius, 185

Scaurus, M., 240

Scots, Albanian, 275

Scutari, foundations of, 154, 155

Scythia, 274

_Seal Cylinders of Western Asia_, 105

Seals, 22

Seasons, sacrifices in, 153, 154

Sechem, 163

Select Committee Investigation, 320

_Selections from the Kur-an_, 177

Sellier Papyrus, 107

=Sellin, Ernest=, 151

Se Ma Ts’ien, 50

Semites, 151, 169

_Semitic Magic_, 143

Semitic people, 92

Semon, Professor R., 29

Senate, of Marseilles, approves protection, 296

_Senatus Consultum_, 245, 246

Seneca, the elder, 242, 337

Senjero, 39

Serfs, 190

Servian legend, 154, 155

Severus, governor of Lucania, 283, 284

Seville, Church of, 289

Sewers, children found in, 294, 302, 305

Shaftesbury, Lord, 329, 334

Shakamuni, 82

Shamash, 99

_Shanghai Courier_, 67

Shantanu, 123

Sheik Burhan-ad-din-Ali, 180

_She-King_, 53

Shelter, first church endeavour, 292, 293;
for children in Paris, 306, 307, 308

Shintoism, 78

Shirakawa Rakuo, 83

Shoguns, 73

=Shooter, Joseph=, 32

Shun Chih, 58

Silanus, D., 239

Silurian period, 16

Simon, Jules, 334

Sister, obligated for child, in Japan, 76

Sixtus Quintus, 268

Slavensk, 153

Slavery, of children, 85, 86, 152, 154, 155, 156, 174, 217, 274

Slaves, children as, 213, 319;
foundlings as, 266, 289;
protection of, 237

Slavonic town, sacrifice in, 153

=Sleeman, W. H.=, 149

Smith, Samuel, M.P., 334

Smith, W. Robinson, 174

Smith and Chetam, 275

Smith’s _Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography_, 187

=Smyth, R. Brough=, 28, 147

_Social Evolution_, 5

Social justice, in Israel, 158

Social organization, first, 106

_Society in China_, 69

Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 333, 336

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 11;
Berlin, 334;
France, 334;
Liverpool, 334;
Milan, 334;
New York, 333;
Vienna, 334

Socrates Scholasticus, 188;
_Ecclesiastical History_, 275

Solomon Islands, 37

Solon, 216

_Songs of the Roman People_, 153

Sophytes, kingdom of, 128

Sostrata, 197, 218, 221

South America, child-welfare movement in, 335

South Pacific islands, 143

Sparta, 193

_Spartianus_, 245

Spencer, Herbert, 2, 338

Spencer and Gillen, 32, 40

Spidale degl’ Innocenti, at Florence, 299

Squirrels, 22

_Sse Ki_, 47

Stage children, 337

Statute, of Artificers, 315;
of 1601, 317

Stealing children, 291

Stele of the Vultures, 94

Sterility, 228

Stevenson, Robert Louis, 38, 44

Stoics, 13, 14

Stone Age, 46, 106, 191

Strabo, 129, 276

=Strachey, William=, 147

Strangling, 34, 143, 146, 156, 262

Styx, 202

Suabia, 276

Substitution, 34, 159;
beginning of, 141;
of clay or straw figures for human beings, 79, 80, 81;
of foundlings, 205;
in sacrifice, Egypt, 113;
in sacrifice, India, 126

=Suetonius=, 229, 230, 236

Sumerian family, size of, 97

Sumerians, 90, 92, 106

Summer, sacrifices in, 154

Sun, sacrifices to, 144

Sun-god, 99

Sunahsepa, 126

Surwyejas, 136

Susa, Acropolis of, 99

Suy, River, 55

Swetaketu, 19

Switzerland, north-eastern, 276

Syria, 157

T

_Tablettes Sumériennes Archaiques_, 97

Taboo, in Japan, 72

=Tacitus=, 13, 228, 276, 277

Tai Tsong, Chinese Emperor, 54

Tantis, of Africa, 153

Tao Kang, Chinese Emperor, 62, 65

Tatius, 210

Tauri, of Pontus, 262

=Taylor, Isaac=, 121

Tche Kiang, province of, 59

_Teleostei_, 20

Telephus, 187

Tello, 93, 95, 96, 98

=Terence=, 10, 192, 196, 217–21

=Terme et Monfalcon=, 116, 269, 270, 290, 292, 293, 310

=Tertullian=, 237, 260, 261, 275

Tetka-Ra, reign of, 111

_Teutonic Mythology_, 153, 154, 155

Teutons, 120

_Theætetus_, 188, 193

Thean, St., 291

Thebans, 207

Thebes, 9, 113, 187

Theft, punished by slavery, 292

=Theodoretius=, 275

Theodoric, 283

Theodosianus, Codex, 265, 266, 267, 270, 282

Theodosius, Emperor, 263

Theodosius II., 267

Theognis, 195

Thesmophoriazusæ, 199, 205, 206

Thessalonica, Archbishop of, 271;
massacre at, 263

=Thompson, R. Campbell=, 143

=Thorpe, Benjamin= (translator), 292

Thracians, 187

Threshold Covenant, 161

_Threshold Covenant, The_, 152, 153, 154

Thuringia, 276

Tiber, 226, 242, 297

Tiberius, 237

Tibet, 46

Tien Tsung, 58

Tiglath-Pileser, 166

Tigris, 92

Tillemont, 268

Titienses, 210, 211

Titthion, 187

Titus Manlius Torquatus, 239

=T-Kiai=, Chinese censor, 56

Tlinkits, Alaskan tribe, 155, 156

Toas, 88

Tokelaus, 37

Tokio (Yedo), 82;
Uyeno Museum, 80

Tokugawa period, 82

Tonga Islands, 143

Toobo Toa, South Pacific chief, 143

Tophet, 167

Toulon, 275

Trajan, 163, 233, 234, 236, 284

_Travels in West Africa_, 34

Trèves, endeavour at, to protect children, 293

Tribonian, 270

Troy, 186

Troyes, Bishop of, 275

=Trumbull, H. C.=, 152, 153

Tsang, Viscount, 54

Tscheou Kong, 52

Ts’e, Odes of, 53

Ts’in Chi Hoang, 49, 50

Tsing dynasty, 55

Ts’oo, army of, 55

Tsuchi-ningio (clay figures), 80

Tsukizaka, 78

=Turner, George=, 38, 42

=Tutila=, 37

Twelve Tables, law of, 215, 222

Twins, 32, 151

=Tylor=, 141, 153, 154

U

Ugi, natives, 37

Ulfilas, 275

Ulpian, 238

Umma, men of, 94

Unborn child, valuable, 280

=Underwood, G.=, 78

United States, labour conditions in, 332

Urukagina, laws of, 95, 96

Usher, Bishop, 90

Uyeno Museum, Tokio, 80

V

Vagrant children in England, 317

Vaitupu, 38

Valence, Archbishop of, 299

Valens, Emperor, 247, 266

Valentinian, Emperor, 247, 266, 291

Watt, invention of, 318

=Way, Arthur S.=, translator, 191

Weng, prefect of Foochow, 66

Wergeld, 278, 279, 280

Wessex, king of, 282

West coast of Africa, 34

West Indies, cruelty in, 327

=Westermarck=, 19, 20, 41

Western Roman Empire, 289

Western Victorian tribes, 32

Whales, 22

Wheeler, Etta A., 335

Whipping, infant labour, 324, 325, 326, 327

Whipple, Bishop, 18

Whitington, Richard, 313

Wie Hsien, 69

=Willoughby, J. P.=, 136

Wolf, 22

Women, affection for, 31;
in laws of Hadrian, 237, 238;
protect children, Egypt, 110;
rights of, 96;
treatment of, 29, 297

_Women of Japan_, 88

Wood, John, manufacturer, 326

=Worcester, Dean C.=, 44

Workhouses, Roman, closing of, 237

Workmen, conditions among, Egypt, 108

Writ _de homine replegiando_, 336

X

_Xenodocheion_, shelter for poor, 268, 293

Xenophon, 195, 207

Y

=Yagarundi=, 22

Yahweh, 139, 158–67

Yamato-hiko, 78

Yao, or Yau, Chinese Emperor, 47, 51

Yarriba, in Africa, 153

Yedo (Tokio), 82

Yen Tcheou, 59

Yew, or Yin, sacrifice of, 55

Ynca (Inca), 144

Young, Lucien, 44

Yu Chun, 51, 52

Z

=Zagros=, 91

Zeno, 246

Zethus, 187

_Zimmi_, 183

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