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CONTENTS.
xxiii
  1. PAGE
  2. The Iliad397
  3. The Character of Achilleus397
  4. Power of Mythical Tradition398
  5. The Mourning of Achilleus399
  6. The Arming and Vengeance of Achilleus400
  7. The Nostoi401
  8. Odysseus and Autolykos402
  9. Odysseus and Penelopê403
  10. The Womanly Odysseus404
  11. Odysseus the Wanderer405
  12. Odysseus and Aiolos406
  13. The Laistrygonians407
  14. The Lotos-Eaters, and Kirkê407
  15. Odysseus and Kalypso408
  16. Section III.—THE CHILDREN OF THE SUN.
  17. The Expulsion of the Herakleids409
  18. The Return of the Herakleids410
  19. Section IV.—THE THEBAN WARS.
  20. Adrastos and Amphiaraos412
  21. The Sons of Oidipous413
  22. Tydeus414
  23. The War of the Epigonoi415
  24. Antigonê and Haimon415
  25. Alkmaiôn and Eriphylê416
  26. Orestes and Klytaimnêstra416
  27. CHAPTER IV.
  28. THE FIRE.
  29. Section I.—AGNI.
  30. Light and Heat418
  31. The Majesty of Agni418
  32. Physical Attributes of Agni419
  33. The Infant Agni420
  34. Agni the Psychopompos420
  35. The Tongues of Agni421
  36. Agni and Hephaistos421
  37. Section II.-PHORÔNEUS AND HESTIA.
  38. The Wind and the Fire422
  39. The Argive Phorôneus422
  40. Hestia423
  41. The Sacred Fire424
  42. Section III.—HEPHAISTOS AND LOKI.
  43. The Maimed Hephaistos425
  44. The Forge of Hephaistos425
  45. Hephaistos and Athênê426
  46. The Latin Vulcan426
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