Cox, George - Aryan Mythology Vol 2.pdf

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i. 227 et seq
Ciza, ii. 66
Clym of the Clough, ii. 99
ClVtemnestra [Klytaimnestra]
Clouds, ii. 91, 136, 161, 2o9,2J2 et seq
Clouds, as apples or sheep, ii. 38
— as cows, i. 425
INDEX. 377
Buri, i. 371
Burning brand, the, i. 439
CABIRI [Kabeiroi]
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Cacus, 419 ; ii. 88, 280, 337
Cseculus, ii. 341
Clouds as eaglos, i. 405; ii. 216, 304
— fingers of the earth, ii. 314
— maidens, ii. 65, 281 et seq.
— ships, ii. 276 et seq.'
— swans, i. 405, 456 ; ii. 216, 281
et seq.
Cloudeslee, William of, ii. 95, 368
Camilla, ii. 29, 143
Codes, ii. 88
Camulus, ii. 143
Cocytus [Kokytos]
Cambara, ii. 327
Camelot, i. 311
Ccelius Mons, i. 382
Comparetti, M., on the myth of Oidi-
Cap, invisible [Tarnkappe]
pous, i. 454
Caradoc, ii. 120
Conall Gulban, ii. 157
Caranus, ii. 340
Consentes, Dii, i. 346
Cattle of the Sun, i. 54, 421 ; ii. 213, Consualia, i. 347
280
Cave of Dikte i. 357 ; ii. 146
— Kyllene, ii. 224
— Latmos, ii. 31
— Lyktos, i. 357, 364
Cave-born gods, ii. 133
Centaurs [Kentaurs]
Ceres, ii. 308
Ceridwen, ii. 120
— caldron of, ii. 122
Cestus [Kestos]
Consus, i. 346
Correlative Deities and Twin Heroes,
i. 286, 389 et seq., 423 ; ii. 40, 268
Correlatives, Asvins, i. 390, 423
— Amphion and /ethos, ii. 249
— Ahans, i. 390
— Danaosand Aigyptos, ii. 268
— Dioskouroi, i. 390
— Dyava, i. 423
— Eros and Anteros, i. 393
— Eteokles and Polyneikfcs, i. 391;
Chalybes. ii. 140
Chalkodon, ii. 53
Chaos, i. 329 ; ii. 212
Chando, the bull, ii. 84
Chandragupta, i. 260; ii. 84
Charis, i. 48 ii. 2
;
Charites, the, i. 48, 210 ; ii. 3 et seq.,
295
Charms and talismans, i. 410 et seq.
Charon, ii. 144
Charybdis, ii. 260
Charlemagne [Karl the Great]
Chatumerus, ii. 93
-Cheiron,i. 280 ; ii. 35, 150, 162
Chimaira, ii. 49, 68, 342
Chione, ii. 275
Christianity, influence of, on mythology,
i. 314; ii. 357, 359
Chronos, ii. 212
Chrysaor, i. 338 ; ii. 101
Chryses, ii. 164, 183
Chrysippos, ii. 70, 345
Chthonian gods and chthonian worship,
ii. 144, 308, 320
Chumuri, i. 343
Cinderella, i. 139, 157, 304, 438, 440;
ii. 179
Cities, meaning of the names of Greek,
ii. 184
— Eurysthenes and Prokles, ii. 183
— Glaukos and Sarpfcdon, ii. 85, 89
— Grettir and Hlugi, i. o24
— Herakles and Iphikles, ii. 43
— Hermaphrodites, i. 393
— Indragni, i. 390
— Krishna and Arjuna, i. 394, 425
— Patroklosand Achilleus,i.247, 394
— Pcirithoos and Theseus, i. 394 ;
ii. 40
— Pelias and Neleus
— Phaethon and Helios, i. 247, 394
— Phoibos and Artemis, ii. 141
— Podaleirios and Macha&n, i. 391
— Prometheus and Epimetheus, ii.
201, 208
— Rama and Luxman, i. 425
— Romulus and Remus, ii. 74, 82
— Rudrau, i. 391
— Soma and Surya, i. 393
:; — Telemachos and I fdysseus, i.
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— Theseus and Eippolytos, ii. 66
— Uma and Soma. i. 389
— Ushasau, L 390, 123
— Varuna and Mitra, i. 330
Credibility, historical, i. 177 et seq.
Crensa, i.'260, 434
Cromwell, Oliver, traditions respecting
i. 187
Cross of Osins, ii. 114
Cross and Crescent, ii. 115
Curetes |
CYC
Kour&tes]
Cybele [Kybele]
Cyclic Poems, the, i. 86