394 INDEX. SEA Sraddha, i. 344 Sri, ii. 308 Srentor, ii. 222 Sterope, ii. 260 Steropes, ii. 198, 213 Stheino, Stheno, ii. 286 Stymphalos. birds of, ii. 50 Styx, ii. 322 Suitors of Penelope, and the Panis, ii. 332 Summer, sleep or death of, i. 145 Sun. the fish. iii. 25 — brides of the, i. 61, 435 ; ii. 135 — cattle of the, i. 54, 421 ; ii. 213 — horses of the, i. 152 Sunbeam, ii. 159 Superstitions arising from equivocal words, i. 428, 429 Surya, i. 237, 384 et seq. Surya, i. 237 Sushna, i. 343 Sutala, i. 346, 392 Suttee, i. 223 Svar, i. 427 Svayambhu, i. 415 Swadha, ii. 134 Swaha, ii. 134 Swan, knight of the, i. 457 Swan maidens, i. 296, 318, 456 ; ii. 135, 258, 281 et seq. Swanhild, i. 189, 284 Swans, the singing, ii. 282 Swava, i. 286 Swiss myth of Tell, ii. 97 Sympathetic trees, gems, and stones, i. 292, 401 Symplegades, ii. 152, 242 Syrinx, ii. 249 TABLE of the Ethiopians, i. 166 Tages, ii. 316 Taliesin, ii. 122 Talisman, ii. 125 Talos, ii. 88 Tamanaks, myths of the, ii. 211 Tamlane, ballad 291 of, i. 411; ii. 115, Tammuz, ii. 90, 113 Tanarus, i. 379 Tanhauser, i. 324, 409, 412; ii. 218 Tantalos, i. 363, 367; ii. 27, 275, 317 Taranis, i. 379 Tarnkappe, i. 144, 292; ii. 59, 320 Tarquin, ii. 247 Tartaros, i. 329; ii. 141, 206, 323 Tegan Euroron, ii. 120 Teiresias, i. 444; Telauge, ii. 172 ii. 3, 178, 187 Telchines, 291, 313 i. 391; ii. 259,264,274, TIS Teleboans, ii. 92 Telegonos, ii. 174 Telemachos, i. 278 Telephassa, i. 438 ; ii. 85 Telepheian wounds, ii. 75 Telephos, i. 436 ; ii. 74 et seq. Tell, William, ii. 95 Tellus, ii. 311 Telodike, ii. 195 Telphoussa, ii. 24, 25 Temenos, ii. 183 Temessa, Hero of, ii. 347 Tereus, ii. 250 Termagant, ii. 237 Termilai, i. 233 Terra, ii. 311 Tethys, i. 356 ; ii. 10, 266 Teutamidas, ii. 61 Teuthras, i. 437 ; ii. 74, 157 Thalassa, ii. 313 Thaleia, ii. 114 Thanatos, i. 232 ; ii. 41 Thaumas, i. 366 ; ii. 257 Theban legends, i. 221 Thebes, founding of, ii. 85 Thebes, sieges of, i. 219; ii. 186 et seq. Theia, ii. 38 Theisoa, i. 361 Themis, i. 359; ii. 215 Theodore, St., ii. 356 Theodoric, i. 190 Theogony: — Hesiodic, i. 427 — Orphic, ii. 212 — Teutonic, i. 427 — Hindu, i. 427 Theophane, ii. 150 Theseus, i. 309, 321 ; ii. 61 et seq. — the womanly, i. 386 ; ii. 63 Thestios, ii. 45 Thetis, i. 279, 322 ; ii. 11, 22, 26, 46, 78, \Uet seq., 259 Thirlwall. Bishop, on Homeric credibility, i. 297 et seq., 451 — on the Trojan War, i. 197 — on the unity of Homer, i. 197 Thoosa, ii. 213 Thorgerda, ring of, ii. 116 Thraetana, i. 441 ; ii. 354 Thrakians, i. 227 Thriai. ii. 18, 227 Thucydidos, treatment of the Trojan legends by, i. 183 et seq. Thunder, i. 378 et seq.; ii. 339, 345 Thunderbolt, i. 343 Thyrsos, ii. 114 Time, i. 86 Tirfing, ii. 311 Tisamenos, ii. 183 Tisiphone, ii. 16
TIT Titania and Bottom, i. 402 Titans, ii. 206. 212 et seq. Tithonos, i. 413, 415, 431 ; ii. 31, 89 Titurel, ii. 122 Tityos, i. 438; ii. 143 Tlepolemos, ii. 48, 51 Tradition, oral, value of, i. 187 et seq. Traitana, i. 441 ; ii. 353 Transformation, power of, i. 391, 395; ii. 26, 223, 2o6, 259, 291 et seq., 313 Treasure, the lost or stolen, i. 204, 276, 283, 313, 413; ii. 80, 1-47 et seq., 319 Tree and serpent worship, ii. 36, 116 Tribal legends, Greek, i. 77, 83, 219 — the Argive story, i. 220 Athenian story, i. 224 Megarian story, i. 223 Pelopid story, i. 224 Teutonic story, i. 239 Theban story, i. 221 Tribute children, ii. 65, 349 Trikorythos, ii. 182 Trimurtti, i. 345, 372, 384 Triptolemos, i. 292 ; ii. 162, 309 Tristram, i. 312 ; ii. 33, 120 — and Iseult, i. 323 Trita, i. 440, 441 ; ii. 354 Trito, i. 440 Tritogeneia Triton, i. 440 Tritonis, i. 440 Tritopator, i. 441 Trivikrama, ii. 131 Trolls, i. 141, 408, 438; ii. 51, 303, 313 Trophonios, i. 116 ; ii. 24 Tros, ii. 84 Troy, sieges of, i. 190, 219 ; ii. 48, 160, 368 — wars of, i. 156, 193, 254 ; ii. 5, 160 as related by Dion Chrysostom, i. 184 Herodotos, i. 183 Stesichoros, i. 183, 186 Thucydides, i. 183 et seq. Tschernibog, ii. 363 Tuisco, i. 354, 415 Tullius, Servius, i. 260 Turanian myths, i. 456 Turnus, i. 239, 260 Tvashtar, i. 391 Twilight, ii. 38 — of the gods, i. 70, 368 ; ii. 95, 211 — the sister of Night, i. 418 Twelve Olympian gods, i. 360 Twins, the, i. 391 Twin deities, i. 391 ; ii. 82, 114 Tyche., ii. 20 — Agathe, ii. 20 INDEX. 305 VEN Tyehe Akraia, ii. 20 Tydeus, i. 380; ii. 186 Tyndareos, ii. 79, 1N6, 283 Typh&on, Typhoons, Typhon, i. 359, 360, 305 ; ii. 24, 71, 212, 334 Tyr, i. 370, 377 Tyrins, i. 184 Tyro, ii. 82 TTCKESAHS, i. 383 J Ukko, i. 120 Ulysses, Ulyxes, ii. Uma, i. 343, 389 172 Una and 437 the Ked Cross Knight, i. Undine, Fouque's, i. 400 Unholda, ii. 364 Upend ra, ii. 131 Urd, ii. 11 Urisk, ii. 316, 366 Urre of Hungary, i. 315 Ursula, St. i. 164, 231, 410 ; Uruki, i. 397 Uranus [Ouranos] Urvasi, i. 103, 397 et seq. Ushapati, i. 427 Ushas, i. 20, 115, 415, 440 Uther, i. 309 ii. 218 VACH, i. 344, 382 Vaisvanara, ii. 192 Vala, i. 441 ii. ; 230, 326 Valandinne, ii. 362 Valant, ii. 362 Valhalla, i. 375 ; ii. 326 Valkyrie, i. 280, 375; ii. 285 Vali, i. 369 Vampire, i. 363 Vanaheim, i. 372 Vanamali, the flower-crowned Krishna, ii. 132 Vanir, i. 381 Varuna, i. 327, 330 et seq. — horses of, i. 335 VAS, ih,' root, ii. 123 Vasishtha, i. 395 Vastoshpati, i. 422 Vasu, i. 342; ii. 130, 196 Vavu, i. 153; ii. 221 Vedic hymns, language of the, i. 102 Vedjovis, Vejovis, i. 354 Vengeance, mythical, i. 160 — of Achi Ileus, i. 249 — Brynhild, i. 289 _ ('.mall, ii. 58 — Grettir, i. 323 — Kriemhild, i. 299 et seq. — Odysseus, i. 160, 269
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