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CONTENTS.
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  2. The Fire-god Loki426
  3. Loki the Thief427
  4. Section IV.— PROMETHEUS.
  5. The Hesiodic Ages427
  6. The Heroic Age429
  7. The Prometheus of Æschylos430
  8. The Punishment of Prometheus431
  9. The Cheating of Zeus433
  10. Prometheus and Pandora433
  11. Prometheus and Deukalion435
  12. Prometheus and Iô436
  13. Section V.—THE LIGHTNING.
  14. The Titans437
  15. The Kyklôpes439
  16. Schamir and Sassafras440
  17. Ahmed and Tanhaüser441
  18. The Greedy Alcalde442
  19. Mediæval Spells443
  20. CHAPTER V.
  21. THE WINDS.
  22. Section I.—VAYU AND THE MARUTS.
  23. Vayu and Favonius444
  24. Boreas and the Maruts444
  25. The Crushers, or Grinders445
  26. Rudra445
  27. Section II.—HERMES.
  28. Hindu and Greek Myths of the Wind446
  29. The Story of Hermes446
  30. The Theft of the Cattle447
  31. The Covenant of Hermes and Phoibos447
  32. The Meaning of the Covenant449
  33. The Rivalry between Hermes and Phoibos451
  34. Hermes the God of the Moving Air451
  35. Transparent Clearness of the Myth454
  36. Humour of the Myth456
  37. Hermes, the Messenger and the Thief457
  38. Hermes and the Charites458
  39. Hermes the Herald458
  40. Section III.-ORPHEUS.
  41. Points of Difference between Orpheus and Hermes459
  42. The Seirens461
  43. The Piper of Hameln462
  44. The Erlking462
  45. The Jew among the Thorns463
  46. The Story of Arîon463
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