the head, lolling out the tongue, and scratching the right ear at the same time."

W. Woodville Rockhill, in the Century Magazine (New York, edition of February, 1891, p. 606), says: "The drawing out of the tongue, and at the same time holding out both hands palms uppermost, is the mode of salutation near Drè-chu, in Thibet. At l'Hasa, capital of Thibet, the mode of salutation consists in one sticking out his tongue, pulling his right ear, and rubbing his left limb at the same time."

Ancients, the, generally acquainted

239 (note), liii | Astronomical tables, Hindoo, the
oldest, the most accurate 183, 185
Attitude of respect, alike in May-
ach and Egypt

with size of earth

207

Ancient Maya buildings, regard-

131

in Mayach. In Egypt, like-
ness placed on coffin lid
Asps, emblematic of royalty in
Egypt

88

5

Aspersions of Dr. Brinton

199

Asshur, god, name of Maya ori-
gin

43

strangers in Babylonia. 32 Cynocephalus, indigenous to Cen-

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