Cox, George - Aryan Mythology Vol 2.pdf

Satyrs, ii. 315
SAT
Saurli, i. 284 et seq.
Savarna, i. 415 ; ii. 35
Savitar, i. 303, 384 et seq. ; ii. 220
— the one-handed, i. 370
— the wanderer, i. 324, 340
Saxifrage, ii. 217
Sceaf, i. 458 ; ii. 33, 278
Schamir, ii. 216
Seharatz, i. 247
Scheria, ii. 179, 274
Scild, i. 458; ii. 278
Seburk, i. 305
Seilenoi, ii. 316
Seilenos, ii. 316, 318
Seirenes, Seirens, ii. 154, 242, 260,318
Seirios, ii. 290
Seistron, ii. 114
Selene, ii. 30 et seq., 73, 138
Selleeis, i. 236
Selloi, i. 236
Semele, ii. 9, 34, 59, 294, 296
Semiramis, i. 223 ; ii. 84
Semo Sancus. ii. 338
Serapis, i. 166
Serpent of Asklepios, ii. 36
— Athene, i. 444
— worship, tree and, ii. 36, 116 et seq.
Servius Tullius, ii. 35
Sesame, ii. 217
Sesostris, ii. 84
Seven Champions of Christendom, i.
47, 165, 413
— days of the week, i. 358, 410
— Manes of Leinster, i. 413
— Eishis, i. 47, 413
— Shiners, i. 165
— sleepers of Ephesus, i. 165, 413
— wise men of Hellas, i. 47, 413
— years, i. 413
Sheep and apples, ii. 38, 251, 328
Shelley, mythical metaphors employed
by, i. 57
Ship, the Panathenaic, ii. 118
— of Isis, ii. 119
Shoes, superstitions connected with,
ii. 127
Shortshanks, i. 159, 325
Sibylline books, ii. 247
Sichseus, i. 433
Sidero, ii. 82, 250
Siegbert, i. 60, 189
Siege Perilous, i. 312
Siegfried, i. 288 et seq.
Siegvater, a name of Odin, i. 374
Sifrit [Siegfried]
Sigenot, i. 280, 305
Siggeir, i. 274
Sigi, i. 273
Sigmund, i. 60 ; ii. 62
Signy i. 274, 275
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SPR
Sigrun, i. 287
Sigtyr, i. 377
Sigurd, i. 60, 276 et seq. 321 ; ii. 89
Silanus, ii. 318
Silvanus, ii. 311
Simoeis, i. 251, 270
Sintiotli, i. 27-")
Si ii is Pityokamptes, ii. 63
Sintians, ii. 198
Sintram, i. 404 ; ii. 57
Sisupala ii. 330
SisyphoB, i. 152, 324, 367,438 ; ii. 12,
14, 27, 36 et seq.
Sita, i. 281; ii. 132, 329
Siva, i. 392; ii. 106, 131, 193, 223
Skadi, i. 371
Skalds, ii. 18
Skamandros, i. 251, 270
Skambha, i. 337, 386,388; ii. 37, 103,
131, 191
Skephros, ii. 270
Skidl.ladnir, i. 381 ; ii. 277
Skirnir, i. 247
Skiron, ii. 63
Skuld, ii. 18
Skylla, i. 224 ; ii. 260
Skyrios, ii. 62
Skythes, i. 224
Slaughter, Hall of, i. 258, 299, 307,
322
Sleipnir, i. 377 ; ii. 94
Susekoll, i. 322
Snake-leaves, i. 160
Snakes in mythology, i. 81, 428; ii.
43, 49, 81, 127 et seq., 136, 137,
351
Society, evidence of archaeology and
language as to the earliest condition
of, i. 36
— state of, as described in the Icelandic
sagas, i. 319 et seq.
in the Iliad and Odyssey, i. 2 et
seq.
Sokrates, ii. 318
Sol, ii. 38
Solar myths, i. 43 ; ii. 38 et seq.
— moral aspects of, ii. 44
Solomon, ivory ewer uf, ii. 122
Solymoi, ii. 68
Soma, i. 369, 386 et seq.
— a name for the moon, ii. 131
Somadeva Bhatta, i. 115
Sophokles, i. 353
Sorcery, i. 428
Spear of Abaris, ii. 114. 123
Spells and talismans, ii. 125, 284 et
Sphin: !2. 155; ii. 70. 344 et seq.
Spirit, meaning of the word. i. 31
Spiritual place, i. 314 L
Spring, myths of the, i. 300 et seq.