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CONTENTS.
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  1. PAGE
  2. Saramâ231
  3. The Cows of Indra232
  4. The Fidelity of Saramâ233
  5. Saranyû234
  6. Erinys234
  7. The Harpies235
  8. Arjunî236
  9. The Cows and Horses of the Sun-Gods236
  10. Arushî237
  11. Snakes and Dragons238
  12. Sorcery and Witchcraft239
  13. The Story of Medeia239
  14. The Myth of Prokris240
  15. Eôs and Tithônos241
  16. Hêbê and Ganymêdês242
  17. The Story of Dido and Anna242
  18. Hêrô and Leiandros244
  19. The Brides of the Sun244
  20. The Arkadian Augê240
  21. Eurôpê and the Bull246
  22. Althaia and the Burning Brand247
  23. Section VI.—ATHÊNÊ.
  24. The Original Idea of Athênê purely Physical248
  25. Athênê Tritogeneia248
  26. Birth of Athênê250
  27. Parentage of Athênê250
  28. Athênê Mother of Phoibos and Lychnos250
  29. Epithets of Athênê251
  30. Athênê the Guardian of Heroes252
  31. The Latin Minerva253
  32. Section VII.— APHRODITÊ.
  33. Birth of Aphroditê253
  34. The Ministers of Aphroditê254
  35. The Arrows of Aphroditê255
  36. Her Children255
  37. Share of Aphroditê in the Trojan War256
  38. Aphroditê and Adonis258
  39. The Armed Aphroditê259
  40. The Latin Venus259
  41. Meaning of the Name259
  42. Adonis and Dionysos260
  43. Section VIII.—HÊRÊ.
  44. Myths relating to the Birth of Hêrê260
  45. Relations of Zeus and Hêrê261
  46. Hèrê and Ixîon262
  47. Hêrê Akraia262
  48. Hêrê the Matron262
  49. The Latin Juno203
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