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CONTENTS.
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    2. The Ill-tempered Princess516
    3. Story of Sûryâ Bai516
    4. The Nourishing Earth517
    5. Holda518
    6. The Eleusinian Myth519
    7. Dêmêtêr and Iasiôn519
    8. Ceres and Saturn520
    9. Section III.—THE CHILDREN OF THE EARTH.
    10. Erichthonios520
    11. Erechtheus521
    12. Kekrops521
    13. Pelops522
    14. Section IV.—THE PRIESTS OF THE GREAT MOTHER.
    15. Gaia and Ouranos522
    16. Rhea524
    17. The Kourêtes and Idaian Daktyls524
    18. The Telchines and Kourêtes525
    19. The Kabeîroi and Korybantes526
    20. Section V.—THE PEOPLE OF THE WOODS AND WATERS.
    21. The Satyrs527
    22. The Seilênoi529
    23. The Latin Silanus530
    24. Priapos530
    25. CHAPTER IX.
    26. THE UNDER WORLD.
    27. Section I.—HADES.
    28. The Buried Treasure531
    29. Hades or Aidôneus531
    30. The Rivers of the Unseen Land532
    31. Section II.—ELYSION.
    32. The Judges of the Dead533
    33. The Asphodel Meadows534
    34. CHAPTER X.
    35. THE DARKNESS.
    36. Section I.—VRITRA AND AHI.
    37. The Story of Saramâ and Helen535
    38. Indra and Achilleus536
    39. The Struggle between Light and Darkness536
    40. The Great Enemy537
    41. Paņi and Paris537
    42. Greek and Hindu Myths537
    43. Snakes and Worms538
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