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CONTENTS
  1. Section VIII.—FRO.
  2. PAGE
  3. Relations of Fro to Freya198
  4. Section IX.—HEIMDALL, BRAGI, AND OEGIR.
  5. The Lord of Himinbiorg198
  6. Bragi, the Lord of Day199
  7. Oegir, the Sea-god199
  8. CHAPTER II.
  9. THE LIGHT.
  10. Section I.—SÛRYA AND SAVITRI.
  11. Sûrya, the Pervading Irresistible Lumuiary201
  12. The One-Handed Savitar202
  13. The Power of Savitar202
  14. Section II.—SOMA.
  15. The Physical and Spiritual Soma203
  16. Powers of Soma205
  17. Section III.—CORRELATIVE DEITIES.
  18. Complementary Deities206
  19. The Dualism of Nature206
  20. Functions of the Asvins206
  21. Parentage of the Asvins207
  22. The Twins208
  23. Soma and Sûryâ209
  24. Section IV.—THE DAWN.
  25. The Lonely Wanderer209
  26. Developement of the Myth210
  27. The Story of Urvasî212
  28. Germs of the Story of Penelopê213
  29. The Dawn and the Waters214
  30. Erôs and Psychê216
  31. The Search of the Dawn for the Sun218
  32. The Search of the Sun for the Dawn218
  33. Origin of these Myths220
  34. "East of the Sun and West of the Moon"221
  35. The Wanderers in the Forest222
  36. The Spell of Moonlight223
  37. The Seven Rishis226
  38. The Arkshas or Shiners226
  39. The Rishis and Manu227
  40. Section V.—DAWN GODDESSES.
  41. Ushas and Eôs227
  42. Ushas the Broad-spreading229
  43. Ahanâ230
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