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CONTENTS.
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  2. Goblets and Homs356
  3. Gradual Refinement of the Myth360
  4. Aryan and Semitic Mysteries361
  5. Real Meaning of Tree and Serpent Worship362
  6. The Education of Man364
  7. Section XIII.—THE SUN-GODS OF LATER HINDU MYTHOLOGY.
  8. Vishņu as Krishna365
  9. Parentage of Krishna365
  10. Krishna and Rudra366
  11. Vishņu and Rama366
  12. Hindu Mysticism366
  13. The Story of Krishna367
  14. Section XIV.—THE MOON.
  15. Selênê and Pan371
  16. Iô the Heifer372
  17. Argos Panoptês373
  18. Iô and Prometheus374
  19. Hekatê375
  20. Artemis376
  21. The Arkadian and Delian Artemis377
  22. Artemis Orthia and Tauropola377
  23. Iphigeneia and Britomartis379
  24. Section XV.—THE HUNTERS AND DANCERS OF THE HEAVENS.
  25. Orion379
  26. Orion and Kedalion380
  27. Seirios381
  28. CHAPTER III.
  29. THE LOST TREASURE.
  30. Section I.—THE GOLDEN FLEECE.
  31. The Myth of Stolen Treasure found among the Aryan Nations382
  32. Repetition of this Myth under Different Forms384
  33. The Golden Fleece384
  34. The Argonautic Voyage386
  35. Jason and Medeia388
  36. Section II.—HELEN.
  37. The Wealth of Helen389
  38. The Stealing of Helen and her Treasures389
  39. The Story of Conall Gulban391
  40. The Voyage of the Achaians to Ilion392
  41. Meleagros and Kleopatra393
  42. Thetis and Achilleus394
  43. The Womanly Achilleus395
  44. The Career of Achilleus395
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