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CONTENTS.
  1. PAGE
  2. The Story of Hagen121
  3. The Vengeance of Kriemhild124
  4. Historical Element in the Nibelungen Lied126
  5. The Story of Walthar of Aquitaine128
  6. Dietrich of Bern130
  7. The Great Rose Garden131
  8. The Romance of Roland132
  9. The Romance of Arthur133
  10. The Birth and Youth of Arthur133
  11. The Round Table and the San Greal135
  12. Arthur's Knights136
  13. Lancelot and Guinevere138
  14. The Death of Arthur139
  15. Guinevere and Diarmaid139
  16. Later Mediæval Epics and Romances140
  17. Saga Literature of Europe141
  18. The Grettir Saga141
  19. The Character of Grettir142
  20. Materials of the Saga143
  21. Grettir and Boots144
  22. Parallelisms between the Grettir Saga and other Myths144
  23. The Avenging of Grettir146
  24. BOOK II.
  25. CHAPTER I.
  26. THE ETHEREAL HEAVENS.
  27. Section I.—DYAUS.
  28. Ideas of the Heaven148
  29. The Glistening Ether148
  30. Dyaus and Prithivĭ150
  31. Ideas denoted by the Name Dyu150
  32. Section II.—VARUṆA AND MITRA.
  33. The Solid Heaven151
  34. Moral Aspects of Varuṇa152
  35. Aryan Monotheism153
  36. Aditi and the Âdityas154
  37. The Physical and Spiritual Varuṇa156
  38. Section III.—INDRA.
  39. The Primary Conception of Indra purely Physical157
  40. Action of the Vedic and Achaian Deities158
  41. The Greek Mythology not borrowed from the Vedic159
  42. Indra, a God of the Bright Heaven159
  43. Meaning of the Name159
  44. The Might and Majesty of Indra160
  45. Indra the Rain-bringer161
  46. Physical Conflict between Light and Darkness162
  47. The Wife of Indra163
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