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CONTENTS.
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  2. The Stolen Cattle538
  3. The Blocking-up of Fountains539
  4. The Stolen Nymphs539
  5. Ravana and Sita539
  6. The Trojan Paris540
  7. Helen and Penelopê541
  8. Heraklês and Echidna542
  9. Orthros544
  10. Typhon544
  11. Section II.—THE LATIN MYTH.
  12. Hercules and Cacus545
  13. Cacus another Form of Vritra546
  14. Sancus or Recaranus547
  15. Section III.—BELLEROPHÔN.
  16. The Monster Belleros549
  17. Leophontes550
  18. Section IV.—THE THEBAN MYTH.
  19. The Sphinx551
  20. The Riddle solved552
  21. The Voice of the Thunder553
  22. Section V.—THE DELPHIAN AND CRETAN MYTHS.
  23. The Pythian Dragon554
  24. The Minotauros555
  25. Section VI.— THE GLOAMING AND THE NIGHT.
  26. The Phorkides, Graiai, and Gorgons556
  27. The Night and the Winter557
  28. Modification of the Myth558
  29. Section VII.—THE PHYSICAL STRUGGLE SPIRITUALISED.
  30. Contrast between Hindu and Iranian Mythology559
  31. Identity of Names in Vedic and Persian Mythology559
  32. Azidahâka and Zohak560
  33. Iranian Dualism561
  34. Its Influence on the Jews562
  35. The Epic of Firdusi563
  36. Section VIII.—THE SEMITIC AND ARYAN DEVIL.
  37. The Semitic Satan563
  38. Effect of Christian Teaching564
  39. The Teutonic Devil566
  40. Wayland the Smith567
  41. The Death of the Blinded Devil569
  42. Index573
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