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CONTENTS.
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  2. Section IV.— BRAHMA.
  3. Place of Brahma in the Hindu Theogony164
  4. Prajapati166
  5. Visvakarman166
  6. Section V.—ZEUS.
  7. The Dwelling of Zeus in Ether166
  8. The Unchanging Light167
  9. The Idea of Zeus suggested by Physical Phenomena167
  10. The Latin Jupiter168
  11. Zeus Ouranion170
  12. The Mythical and Spiritual Zeus170
  13. Influence of Mythology on Religion171
  14. The Zeus of the Tragic Poets172
  15. The Name Zeus173
  16. Its Transformations174
  17. The Zeus of Local Traditions175
  18. The Birth of Zeus175
  19. The Iniquities of Kronos176
  20. The War of the Titans178
  21. Other Forms of this Struggle178
  22. The Loves of Zeus179
  23. The Twelve Olympian Deities179
  24. The Infancy of Zeus180
  25. The Arkadian and Cretan Zeus180
  26. Lykosoura and Lykâôn181
  27. Lykanthropy182
  28. The Dodonaian and Olympian Zeus182
  29. Limits to the Power of Zeus183
  30. The Messengers of Zeus184
  31. Zeus the Judge185
  32. Section VI.—ODIN, WODEN, WUOTAN.
  33. Characteristics of Teutonic Mythology187
  34. Teutonic Theogonies188
  35. Genealogy of Odin189
  36. Odin as the Creator of Man190
  37. The End of the Æsir190
  38. The Name Wuotan191
  39. The One-Eyed Wuotan, or Odin193
  40. Odin the Raingiver194
  41. Odin the Allfather194
  42. Tyr and Odin194
  43. Section VII.—THUNDER, DONAR, THOR.
  44. The Name Donar195
  45. Thor the Allfather195
  46. His Triple Functions196
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