An Introduction to the Science of Comparative Mythology and Folklore

Achaian Achilles Æschylus Agni Akrisios Aphroditê Apollo Argos Artemis Arthur Aryan Asklepios Asterodia Asvins Athênê beautiful becomes belongs born bride bright brought called child clouds dark daughter dawn death deities Dêmêtêr denoting Dionysos dragon Dyaus earth Edipus epic father fire goddess gods golden Greek Hades heaven Helios Hellenic Hephaistos Herakles Hêrê Hermes heroes Hesiodic Hindu horse human hymns idea Iliad Iliad and Odyssey incidents Indra Ixion Kadmos Kephalos king Krishna land Latin legend light maiden Meleagros Minos morning mother myth mythical mythology notion nymphs Odin Odyssey Orpheus outward world Perseus Phaethon Phoebus phrases Phrixos poem poets POPULAR TRADITION Poseidon Prokris Prometheus reappears Rig Veda Romulus root Saramâ Savitar scarcely seen Selênê Semitic Sigurd sisters Sisyphos slain slay Sphinx story sun-god tale Tantalos Teutonic Theogony Theseus told tribes Ushas Varuna Vedic Vishnu Vritra waters wife wind words worship Zeus