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viii PREFACE. proprietors, some of whom are the publishers of most of my other works, but simply to let the world see how inadequate is the remuneration sometimes received by the authors of even the most successful works. I would say then, as the publishers say they would not give more for a long than for a short term ofcopyright, let the public be the gainer ; and if an author has parted, or will part, with his copyright, let it become common property at the end of his life, or of the twenty-eight years. Otherwise the great publishers will be almost the only gainers by a change in the law ; for most authors mil transfer to them all their rights if they have the power to do it. For my own part, I view the question with tolerable indif ference, as even under the present law I know how to extend my copyright. My books, thank Heaven and the" liberality of the gentlemen at whose office they are printed, are my own. When the booksellers had refused the present work, they en abled me to give it to the world, and thus lay the foundation of a moderate independence ; and in that our first transaction originated a friendship which nothing I am confident will dissolve but that event which terminates all human relations. Another friend, Mr. Brooke, was equally liberal with respect to the plates ; and should mythology ever become popular by means of this work, they surely are entitled to share in the praise. London, Oct. 7th, 1838. T. K.
CONTENTS. MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Part I.—THE GODS. CHAP. I. INTRODUCTION. Of Mythology in general, 1. Origin of Mythology, 2. Theories of the Origin of Mythology, 11. Rules for the Interpretation of Mythes, 14. CHAP. II. GRECIAN MYTHOLOGY. Its Origin, 16. Historic View of Grecian Mythology, 19. Literature of the Grecian Mythology, 26. CHAP. III. MYTHIC VIEWS OF THE WORLD AND ITS ORIGIN. Mythic Cosmology, 31. Cosmogony and Theogony, 42. CHAP. IV. THE TITANS AND THEIR OFFSPRING. Night, 50. Oceanos andTethys, 51. Hyperidn andTheia, 52. Helios, 53. Selene, 60. Eds, 62. Coios and Phoebe, 64. Crios, 65. Hecate, 65. Kronos and Rhea, 68. CHAP. V. THE HOMERIC GODS IN GENERAL, 72. CHAP. VI. THE KRONIDS. Zeus, 78. Poseiddn, 85. Hades, 69- Hestia, 95. CHAP. VII. HERA, ETC. Hera, 96. Ares, 104. Hephaestos, 107. Hebe, 110. CHAP. VIII. LETO, ETC. Leto, 112. Phoebos-Apollo, 118. Artemis, 128. CHAP. IX. DIONE, ETC. Dione, 139. Aphrodite, 139. Erds, 146.
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50 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Chapter IV.
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52 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. This is all
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54 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. are told, i
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56 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Neither Hom
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58 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. ance of bei
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60 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. 2eX?7v»;.
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62 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. In the Home
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64 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. described a
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66 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. others said
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68 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Kpovo? kal
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70 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. mother coul
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12 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Chapter V.
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74 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. pour forth
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76 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. purtenances
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78 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Chapter VI.
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80 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. tised; Zeus
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82 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. we shall gi
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84 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. lightning,
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86 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. in their ni
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88 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. with the wa
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90 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. of the most
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92 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. dead who wa
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94 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. to conceal
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96 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Chapter VII
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102 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. as also we
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104 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. By Homer a
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108 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Hera alone
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110 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. The artist
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112 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Chapter VI
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114 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. ascribed t
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116 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. In the Hom
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118 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. cian liter
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120 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. for hersel
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122 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. eighth yea
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124 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Hence, to
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126 MYTHOLOGY OF OREECE. shines and
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128 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. be identic
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130 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. the huntre
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132 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. to drive a
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134 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. number, an
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136 • MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. The ch
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138 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. be looked
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140 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. sembly of
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142 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. dite8, was
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144 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. of grief f
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152 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. The interp
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154 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Pallas-Ath
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158 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. any other
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160 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. mortals. T
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168 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. the cattle
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172 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. away to be
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174 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. In the mor
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176 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. were added
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182 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. the worshi
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184 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. person was
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186 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Later ages
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190 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. almost eve
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192 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Xoptre?. G
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194 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Eileithyia
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196 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Night and
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198 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Chapter XI
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200 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. which suit
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202 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Ne/i€
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204 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. and flung
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218 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. his festiv
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220 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Chapter XV
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222 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Affairs, a
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224 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. When she g
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242 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. course awk
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244 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Chapter XV
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246 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. poets made
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248 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. symbol of
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250 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Horafioi.
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252 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. poets, led
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254 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. only perso
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258 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. west are t
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264 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. joy and fe
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272 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. vine Chary
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276 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. who appear
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278 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. thing of e
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280 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. we wish no
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282 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. fragrance,
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284 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. up to heav
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286 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. position,
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292 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. When Prome
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300 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. of that co
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302 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Thesprotia
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304 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. to these w
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306 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Chapter II
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308 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. nised. On
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310 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Pelias had
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MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. in which there
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316 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. for we sho
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318 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. of Kronos
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320 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Chapter II
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322 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. ties to th
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324 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. to resentm
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3 26 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. She went
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328 MYTHOLOGY OK GREECE. of that ch
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330 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Peneios, a
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3.32 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. rene, and
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334 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. kept up an
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338 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Tone-full,
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310 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. A«io?. Lo
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342 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. foot after
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344 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. nymph Char
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346 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. tained the
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348 MYTHOLOGY OP GREECE. married, a
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350 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. ture, and
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358 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. tomb of Ab
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362 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. been affli
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370 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. and being
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372 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. men, desce
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374 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. earth), cl
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376 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Sals in Lo
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378 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Kpavaos. C
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380 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. vering the
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382 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. tracted by
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384 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Here we fi
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386 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. he receive
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388 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. to punish
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390 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. tarily off
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392 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Theseus wa
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394 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. the fall.
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396 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Peloponnes
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MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. AalSaXos koX "
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400 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. charged hi
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402 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. the virtuo
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404 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. cord with
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40C MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. principal
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408 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. firmation
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410 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. The countr
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412 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. the person
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414 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. with lepro
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416 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. dusa as it
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418 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. the sea-we
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420 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. forms a pa
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422 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. tryon, put
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424 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Chapter VI
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426 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. afterwards
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428 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. their head
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430 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. who had lo
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432 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. honours of
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434 MYTHOLOGY OP GREECE. Chapter X.
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43G MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. answering
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438 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. "lafxos. I
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440 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. was origin
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412 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. TavraXo?.
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444 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. gods, they
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4iG MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. of the who
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448 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. but the re
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450 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. probably t
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452 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. for relief
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456 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. cording to
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458 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. In the The
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460 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. dren, migh
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462 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. beauty are
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464 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. IlXetaSe?
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466 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. are someti
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470 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Dolionians
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472 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. was in the
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4>4 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. the island
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4?6 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Libya, and
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478 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Tydeus, an
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480 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Bato, were
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484 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. lestial st
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486 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Aphrodite
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488 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. surroundin
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490 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. marries He
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492 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. Cassandra
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491 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. that Paris
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496 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. to the tak
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498 MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE. war. Again
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MYTHOLOGY OF ITALY. Chapter I. INTR
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EARLY STATE OF ITALY AND ROME. 503
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LATIN RELIGION. 505 casting the lig
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ITALIAN RELIGION. 507 turnus and Lu
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JOVIS, JUPPITER, JUPITER. 509 Chapt
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JUNO. 511 Pistor, whose altar was o
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VESTA. 513 care8. She was the deity
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VENUS. 515 field ; the swains all f
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LIBER. 517 Liber. The name of the a
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APOLLO. HAMERS, MAYORS, MARS. 519 A
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DIANA. JANUS. 521 cessor ; and he a
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JANUS. SATURNUS. 523 simple origin
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OPS. TEI-LUS. GENIUS. 525 Good Godd
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ORCUS, DITIS OR DIS. SOL AND LUNA.
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CONSUS. LAVERNA. 529 temple were so
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SUMMANUS, VEJOVIS, SORANUS. 531 asc
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MATUTA, AURORA. FORTUNA. BONUS EVEN
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TERMINUS. 535 another account says,
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FAUNUS. LUPERCUS. INUU8. 537 prayer
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POMONA. FLORA. 539 the rustics leap
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VACUNA. MABICA. name is now hardly
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LARS. 545 were hung on them, and of
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APPENDIX. A. Page 34. The Hyperbore
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APPENDIX. 549 akin to ydXa, yaXaier
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APPENDIX. 551 'Au^poaltf is plainly
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APPENDIX. 553 embassy. Why should h
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APPENDIX. 555 OiS' av reXeias xpvai
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INDEX OF NAMES. *** The Latin Names
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Daedalos, 398, 456 Damastes, 388 Da
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Lichas, 369 Licymnios, 421 Ligeia,
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Quingudtrus, 513 Quirlnus, 528 Rhad
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WORKS BY THE SAME AUTHOR. HISTORIES
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WORKS BY THE SAME AUTHOR. VIII. In
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