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Iblîs, I. 266; and the ass, II. .

Ides, a day of rest for cattle, II. .

Ifrît, the, I. 266.

Ignes fatui, II. .

Ikshvâku, a legend of, II. .

Ilâ, legend of, II. .

Ilha, a totem sept, II. .

Ilisha, a saint, I. 47.

’Ilm Bakhsh, a wonder-working tomb, I. 222.

Images, witchcraft by means of, II. .

Imâm Husain, army of, I. 259.

Imâm Raza, invocation of, I. 161.

Imlî ghotna rite, II. .

Implement fetishes, II. .

Incense, a protective, II. .

Incest, I. 36.

Incubi, the, I. 238, 264.

Indecency a scarer of Bhûts, I. 68; II. .

Indigestion, godling of, I. 136.

Indra, ass of, II. ;
a weather godling, I. 66, 77;
worship of, I. 2, 73; II. .

Indradyumna, legend of, I. 286.

Indrâni, a Mother, I. 112.

Infanticide, I. 172.

Influenza, caused by a Mother, I. 113;
charm to remove, I. 166.

Initiation at puberty, I. 242; II. .

Insects, folk-lore of, II. .

Insult, a form of penance, I. 16.

Iron, the philosopher’s stone, II. ;
pillar at Delhi, II. ;
a scarer of Bhûts, II. .

Ismâîl Jogi, invocation of, I. 79, 151, 160.

Itch, godling of, I. 125, 136.