Index.
Aaron, i. [187], [335]; ii. [47], [235]
Abel (and Cain), i. [185], [188]; ii. [135], [143], [235], [279]
Abgott, i. [22] seq.; ii. [13] seq., [47] seq.
Abraham, ii. [54], [81] seq., [132], [262]
Accadian Mythology, i. [88], [89], [110], [256]; ii. [108]
Accusers, i. [344]; ii. [151], [160], [165], [169]
Actas, the, i. [269]
Adam, i. [28], [135]; ii. [68] seq., [77], [85], [88], [91] seq., [143], [209], [215], [223], [385], [405], [411]
—— Belial, name of Samaël, ii. [262]
Adar, Chaldean Hercules, i. [110]
Adder, i. [358]
Adi, Sheikh, his scripture, i. [28]
Aditi, i. [15]
Adod, sun-god, ii. [55]
Adonis, i. [79]
Æolus, king, i. [99], [118], [119]
Æons, ii. [254]
Æschylus, Eumenides of, i. [8]
—— Moiræ of, i. [421]
—— Prometheus of, i. [385], [421]
Aeshma, i. [19], [58]; ii. [263], [264]
Africa, Eucharist of, ii. [219]
—— Serpent-drama of, in America, i. [332] seq.
Agni, i. [57], [58], [61], [75], [170], [276], [350]; ii. [313]
Agriculture and Hunting, i. [188]; ii. [235], [136], [143]
Agrimony, ii. [324]
Ahi the throttler, i. [174], [355] seq., [362], [407]; ii. [29], [66], [176]
Ahmet, i. [28]
Ahriman, i. [25], [36], [60], [253], [369], [423]; ii. [6], [21], [24] seq., [34], [76], [105], [158], [184], [235], [424], [452]
Ahura, see Asura
Air, Prince of, ii. [210] seq., [236], [398]
Aitutaki, i. [43]
Aix-la-Chapelle, legends, ii. [397]
Akaanga, i. [42]
Albach, the giant, i. [199]
Albigenses, ii. [252]
Albion, i. [160]
Alboordj, ii. [27]
Alcestis, i. [80], [394], [395], [424]
Alchemy, ii. [303]
Ale-wife, the wicked, ii. [390]
Alhambra, legend of, i. [160]
Alilat, goddess of Semitic tribes, ii. [92]
Allah, i. [181], [423]; ii. [92], [143], [261]
Alp, i. [198]
Altmark, Teufelsee in, Devil’s altar at, i. [221];
Will-o’-Wisp, i. [225]; ii. [389]
Al Uzza, i. [17]
Amalekites, source of power of, ii. [131]
Amalrich of Bena, ii. [255]
Ambulones, spirits called, i. [240]
Amen-Ra, Hymns to, legend of, i. [256], [321]; ii. [107] seq.
Amenti, Egyptian paradise, ii. [99]
Amos, prophecy of, ii. [241]
Amrita, i. [46], [59], [356]; ii. [67], [68], [113], [221]
Anakim, ii. [405]
Ananias, ii. [236]
Ananta and Sesha, characteristics of Vishnu, i. [351]
Angelo, Michael, his Moses, i. [19]
—— his Lilith, ii. [97]
—— his Day of Wrath, ii. [428]
Angel of commotion, i. [100]
—— of death, i. [289]
—— destroying, i. [252]; ii. [233]
—— rebellious, ii. [123] seq.
Aniguel, ii. [299]
—— legends of, i. [121] seq.; ii. [369] seq., [385]
Animalism, ii. [401] seq., [420], [437] seq., [449]
Anisel, ii. [229]
Annunak, i. [177]
Annwn, i. [78]
Aniya, ii. [105]
Anrōmainyus, ii. [263]
Antaeus, i. [407]
Antecessor, ii. [322]
Antichrist, ii. [24] seq., [316], [320], [392], [398]
Antwerp giants, ii. [418]
Anu, i. [109]; ii. [106], [109], [235]
Aphrodite, i. [79], [120], [214]; ii. [230], [267]
Apocatequil, Peruvian god, i. [198]
Apollo, i. [81], [155], [156], [307], [310], [377], [378], [414]; ii. [289]
Apollonius of Tyana, ii. [304] seq.
Apollyons, i. [182]; ii. [191]
Apophis, i. [340] seq.; ii. [108]
Apotropaei, ii. [290]
Aquinas, ii. [386]
—— his prayer for the devil, ii. [386] seq.
Arabian legends, cit. i. [107], [198], [290]; ii. [136]
Arbuda, i. [171]
Arcadians, i. [156] seq.
Ardá Viráf, i. [257]; ii. [430]
Ariel, ii. [299]
Ark, Noah’s, i. [335], [337], [411];
of Covenant, ii. [238]
Arnobius, ii. [305]
Arnold, Matthew, cit. i. [225]
Arnulphus, cit. ii. [254]
Ars moriendi, ii. [394]
Arthur, King, i. [68], [368]; ii. [317]
Aryas, i. [151]
Asaël, i. [17]; ii. [265], [299], [304], [307]
Ashdahak, ii. [176]
Asmodeus, i. [19], [58]; ii. [100], [263], [264], [268], [303], [311], [320], [385], [415]
Ass, i. [183]; ii. [163], [295]
Assyrian, Fire-god, i. [88]
—— Mythology, ii. [106] seq.
Astaroth, ii. [299]
Asteria, ii. [119]
Astrateia, ii. [119]
Astrological dances, i. [251]
Astrology, i. [74], [251] seq.; ii. [308], [326]
Astyages, ii. [176]
Asuman, ii. [289]
Asura, i. [26], [375], [406]; ii. [4], [23], [113]
Atergatis, Syrian fish-deity, i. [110]
Athene, ii. [235]
Atkinson, H. G., cit. ii. [227]
Aucassin and Nicolette, ii. [267]
Auerbach’s cellar, ii. [336], [416]
Auerhahn, ii. [284]
Aurelius, Marcus, ii. [244]
Australian superstition, i. [269] seq.
Automatia, ii. [274]
Avallon, i. [243]
Averrunci, ii. [290]
Avicenna on Genii, i. [17]
Azazel, i. [17], [187], [188]; ii. [131], [187], [228]
Baal, i. [9], [62], [65], [78], [183]
Babylon, King of, ii. [118], [134]
Bacon, Roger, ii. [285]
Baga, i. [16]
Bahirawa, ii. [408]
Bahman, i. [17]
Bahu, Assyrian, Queen of Hades, ii. [105], [108], [114]
Bakwains, superstition of, i. [98]
Bala, i. [71]
Balaam, ii. [163]
Baldur, i. [78] seq.
Bali, i. [161]
Balzac, anecdote of, i. [223]
Bambino of Rome, i. [338]
Baptism, i. [75]; ii. [217] seq., [145], [432]
Barbarossa, i. [101]; ii. [318]
Barbatos, wild archer, i. [101]; ii. [299]
Barber’s pole, meaning, i. [352]
Bardism, i. [78]
Baring-Gould, cit. ii. [279]; i. [218]
Barfael, ii. [299]
Barrenness, i. [170] seq.
Bartel, i. [111]
Basilisk, i. [361] seq.
Bavent, Madeline, ii. [268]
Bear legends, i. [145], [146], [104]
Beast in Apocalypse, ii. [5], [256], [247]
Beaumont, John, cit. ii. [1]
Beauty and the beast, i. [145], [146]
Bedargon, ii. [116]
Beelzebub, i. [9], [10]; ii. [126], [144], [299]
Behemoth, i. [46], [323], [408] seq.
Bel, i. [109], [110]; ii. [110] seq., [118], [120], [127], [176]
Belemnites, i. [101]
Beli, i. [189]
Belial, i. [18]; ii. [191], [192], [287], [299]
Bellerophon, i. [154], [155], [382], [386]
Belon, Dr., on gold-fish, i. [228]
Belus, ii. [99]
Beltane cake, i. [47]
Benaja, Solomon’s servant, ii. [415]
Bene elohim, ii. [405]
Beowulf and the dragon, i. [368]
Berchta, see Bertha
Berserkers, i. [162]
Bethgelert, i. [351]
Bhút, i. [49]
Biam of Australia, i. [98]
Bickerstith, Dr., on the Devil, ii. [272]
Bigot, the word, i. [22]
Bildad, ii. [152], [154], [155]
Bileam, ii. [304]
Bishop’s Bible, cit. i. [16]
Black Monk of the Danube, i. [116]
Black Prince, ii. [408]
Blake, William, cit. i. [13]; ii. [269]
Blasphemy, ii. [232]
Blocksberg, i. [114]; ii. [322]
Blood covenant, ii. [219], [308]
Blumenthal lake, i. [228]
Boar legends, i. [144]; ii. [369] seq.
Boar’s head feast at Oxford, i. [90], [387]
Bob-tailed dragon, i. [105]
Bocca della verita at Rome, i. [201]; ii. [245]
Bodos, the, i. [53]
Bodrima, Singhalese Lilith, ii. [99]
Bodine, ii. [210]
Boehme’s theory of Satan, ii. [272]
Bog, i. [16]
Bogey, i. [16]
Bogomiles, ii. [385]
Bohemian superstition, i. [119]
Book-burning, ii. [281], [282]
Booin, Mimac warrior, i. [267]
Borgia, Roderic, Pope Alexander VI., ii. [255], [333]
Bracon Ash, Rector of, cit. ii. [237]
Brahma, i. [24]; ii. [23], [235]
Brahman Eden, ii. [77]
—— frogs, ii. [33]
Brahmans, ii. [34] seq.
Bran, Knight, i. [365]
Breath, i. [406], [407], [411]; ii. [234] seq.
Brimir, i. [85]
Brinton, Mr., cit. i. [347]
Britons, i. [164]
Browne, Mr. J., cit. ii. [222]
Buddha, i. [24], [99], [100], [125], [152], [153]; ii. [3], [179] seq., [184], [186]
Bull, legends of, ii. [29]
Bunyan, description of devil, cit. ii. [191]
Burmah, rain superstition, i. [356]
Burton, ‘Anatomy of Melancholy,’ cit. i. [240], [241]; ii. [210]
Buslaef, ii. [438]
Byelbog, ii. [253]
Bythos, Gnostic, ii. [207]
Cædmon, cit. ii. [121] seq.
Cæsars as gods, ii. [243], [244]
Cailliach-more, i. [202]
Cain, i. [185]; ii. [87], [135], [143], [235]
Cala, ii. [409]
Calas, Singhalese, i. [275], [276]; ii. [408], [409]
Calderon de la Barca, ii. [341]
California springs, i. [113], [220];
story of, ii. [427]
Callot, pictures by, i. [417]; ii. [190], [393]
Calmet, cit. i. [334]; ii. [167]
Calu Cumara, ii. [408]
Cama, Lust, ii. [409]
Camerarius, ii. [337]
Campbell, Colonel, cit. ii. [234]
Candaules, ii. [409]
Cardan, cit. ii. [210]
Caricatures of gods, i. [310], [311], [321]
Carlyle, T., cit. ii. [196] seq.
Cathari, ii. [385]
Cato of Utica, ii. [433]
Cats, legends of, i. [130] seq.; ii. [301], [310], [312]
Celebes, i. [218]
Celibacy, ii. [424]
Cerberus, i. [133], [320], [391]
Ceylon Rakshasis, i. [151], [216]
Chaldæan fragments, ii. [69], [106] seq.
Chaldæo-Babylonian Triad, i. [109] seq.
Chalice, Hindu, i. [31]
Charlemagne, legends, ii. [228], [395]
Charms, i. [4], [256], [258] seq.; ii. [290], [291]
Charybdis, i. [201]
Cheepichealm, Dragon of Mimacs, i. [167]
Cheiron, i. [390]
Chem, Egyptian Pan, i. [188]
Chemosh, ii. [56]
Chenoos, demons of Mimac Indians, i. [84]
Chetiya, the mare, ii. [373]
China, Fire-god, i. [72] seq.
—— Genii of, i. [167]
—— Mermaid, i. [216]
Churchyard, southern part used, i. [87]
Cimmerians, i. [160]
Cini, fire, ii. [409]
Cinderella, i. [33]
Circassians, demonic origin of, i. [161]
Circumcision, ii. [83] seq.
Cities, sunken, i. [228]
Clavie, the, i. [81], [82], [86]
Clement VII., Pope, and M. Angelo, ii. [428]
Climate, effect on mythology, i. [88]
Cloud phantoms, i. [374], [375]
Clough, A. H., cit. ii. [446]
Clovis, legend of, ii. [62], [228]
Cobalt, derivation, i. [233]
Cockatrice, i. [361], [363] seq.
Cock Lane Ghost, the, i. [309]
Colonial Dragon, i. [385] seq.
Commotion, angels of, i. [100]
Compacts with the Devil, i. [308]
Confucius, i. [24]
Contest in heaven, ii. [107] seq.
Conversion, ii. [161], [162], [194]
Conyers family at Sockburn, legend, i. [388]
Corbeil, picture, ii. [295]
Craft, W., narrative of, i. [3]
Cranach, Lucas, design by, ii. [256]
Cranch, C. P., his Satan, ii. [446]
Crooked legs of demons, i. [98]
Culloo, præternatural water-bird, i. [167]
Culpepper, astrologer, cit. i. [253]
Cyclopes, i. [97], [107], [164]
Cyprian, ‘El Magico Prodigioso,’ ii. [341] seq.
Cyprianus, book of, ii. [282]
Dahut, legend of, Brittany, i. [228]
Daityas, enemies of the gods, i. [16]
Dame Blanche, La, Normandy, i. [203]
Dämonische (Goethe), ii. [274]
Dancing, i. [250] seq.
Daniel, horn of, ii. [247]
Danites, i. [390]
Dano, evil spirit, India, i. [285]
Danube legends, i. [115] seq.
Dapplegrimm, ii. [371]
Darkness, i. [231] seq.
—— Prince of, i. [240]; ii. [114], [145]
Dartmoor, story of, i. [248]
Dasent, cit. ii. [294]
Dasyus, i. [151]
Death, i. [269] seq.; ii. [210]
—— Cobbler and, i. [292]
—— conquered by Christ, and Herakles, i. [80]
—— dance of, i. [293]
Deism, i. [1] seq.
Deities, caricatured, i. [30]
—— Demonic, i. [7] seq.
—— Dotard, i. [311]
—— Night, i. [232] seq.
Della Bella, scientific monster of, i. [323]
Demigods, i. [394]
Demonic races, i. [156] seq.
Demonolatry, i. [1] seq.
Demonology, task of, i. [38]
Demons, Agatho-, i. [24].
—— of barrenness, i. [170] seq.
—— bequest to their conquerors, i. [318]
—— classes of, i. [35]
—— cold, i. [77] seq.
—— Danube, i. [115]
—— decline of, i. [299] seq.
—— Delilah, i. [251]; ii. [85]
—— distinguished from devils, i. [36]
—— Drisa, i. [235]
—— evolution of, i. [29]
—— generalisation of, i. [318] seq.
—— genesis of, i. [7]
—— germs of, i. [11]
—— hunger, i. [41] seq.
—— ink, ii. [282]
—— inundation, i. [108], [109]
—— Kako-, i. [24]
—— long noses of, i. [196], [197]
—— luminous, i. [21]
—— meaning of word, i. [14], [16]
—— meteoric, i. [20]
—— nondescript, i. [319]
—— obstructive, i. [190] seq.
—— representations of, i. [30]
—— Rhone, i. [117]
—— Serbian, i. [206]
—— Tyrol, i. [198] seq.
—— water, i. [119]
Demons, wind, i. [88], [89], [99]
Denial, ii. [400]
Denmark, custom in, ii. [389]
Destroying angels, i. [252]; ii. [58], [266]
Deuce, the word, i. [16]
Deus, i. [16]
Dev, i. [16]
Deva, i. [16], [25], [67] seq.
Devel, gipsy name for God, i. [16]
Devil, ii. [197]
—— altar in Altmark, i. [221], [222]
—— appearance of, ii. [270], [271]
—— barley and, i. [315]
—— Bible of, ii. [283]
—— bridled, ii. [374]
—— Brighton, dyke of, i. [122], [123]
—— Buda, ditch of, at, i. [114]
—— carpenter and, legend, i. [312]
—— compacts with, ii. [308]
—— complexion of, i. [150] seq.
—— ditches and dikes, i. [114]
—— definition of, ii. [1] seq.
—— entry into world, ii. [85]
—— flower, ii. [288]
—— gratitude of, ii. [389], [396]
—— Japanese, i. [106]
—— Luther and, ii. [196], [197]
—— Luther’s, ii. [286]
—— Mozambique, i. [150]
—— Ratisbon, bridge, i. [205]
—— strife, ii. [135] seq.
—— water, i. [212]
—— worship, i. [26] seq.
Dharma, i. [61]
Dhulkarnein legend, Koran, i. [168]
Diable Boiteux, i. [19], [58], [97], [98]; ii. [269]
—— Le Bon, ii. [381] seq.
Didron, M., cit. i. [19]; ii. [229]
Diocletian, daughter of, i. [164]
Dis, derivation of, i. [355]
Disease, i. [249] seq.
Diti, origin of, i. [15]
Dives and Lazarus, i. [281]; ii. [394]
Dodona, dove on oaks of, ii. [228]
Dog, legends, i. [131] seq.; ii. [127], [210], [311], [335], [370]
Dogdo, ii. [173]
Domovoi, Russian, i. [37]
Donne, Dr., on the Muses, ii. [272]
Doré’s Triumph of Christianity, i. [420]; ii. [266]
Dove, legends, ii. [226] seq.
Dragon, i. [299] seq.; ii. [4] seq., [120], [202]
Dragon, apocalyptic, ii. [4] seq., [320]
—— bob-tailed, i. [105]
—— British, i. [386] seq.
—— Chinese, i. [105]
—— Colonial, i. [385] seq.
—— communal, i. [390]
—— conventional, i. [324], [383]
—— crests with, i. [366]
—— derivation, i. [371]
—— distinguished from demon and devil, i. [320]
—— Durer’s, i. [381]
—— Dygore and, i. [389]
—— Egyptian, i. [381]
—— French, i. [379]
—— Greek, i. [382]
—— Hal, at, i. [48]
—— Italian, i. [380]
—— Mimacs, i. [167]
—— myths, i. [403] seq.
—— not primitive, i. [321]
—— Saurian theory of, i. [320]
—— slayers, i. [97], [394] seq.; ii. [454]
—— Turner’s, i. [323], [373], [374]
Dreams, i. [237]
Drums, superstition of, i. [104], [344]
Dualism in nature, i. [6], [12], [305]; ii. [385]
Duergar, the, i. [163]
Dummeteufel, ii. [294]
Dúrga and Káli as Eve and Lilith, ii. [102]
Duzhak, ii. [29]
Echidna, brood of, i. [407]; ii. [321]
Eclipses in India, i. [44]
Edda, cit. i. [10], [84], [85]; ii. [68]
Edderston legend, i. [164]
Eden, i. [186]; ii. [86], [88], [89], [64] seq.
Egg of serpent, i. [325], [327]
Egnischen, Satan’s marriage, i. [300]
Egypt, dragons of, i. [381]
—— plagues of, i. [177] seq.
—— serpent goddess of, ii. [99]
—— Sheikh’s ride in, i. [180], [181]
—— wars of Ra and Set in, i. [182] seq.
Eisenach, ‘Mystery’ at, ii. [426]
Eleans, demonic character of, i. [156], [157]
Elbiz, swan, i. [223]
Elf, i. [49]; ii. [323], [218]
—— derivation of, i. [194], [198], [223]
Elf shots, i. [104]
Elfdale witches, ii. [322]
Eli, sons of, ii. [233]
Elias, i. [98] seq.
Elihu, i. [156]
Emerson, cit. i. [191], [192], [237], [327], [403], [404]; ii. [204], [435], [446]
Ennoia, ii. [207]
Enoch, Book of, cit. i. [131], [409], [410]; ii. [74]
Epiphanius on flute-players, ii. [273]
Erasmus, cit. ii. [291]
Erinyes, i. [8], [421]; ii. [402]
Erleursortok, Greenland demon, i. [83], [183]
Erlik, i. [197]
Esau (Edom), ii. [131] seq., [138], [139], [142], [145], [146]
Esculapius, i. [370]; ii. [278]
Etna, temple of Vulcan on, i. [156]
Eumenides, i. [78]
Euphemism, i. [8], [224], [225]
Eusebius, ii. [305]
Euthymus, i. [156]
Eve, i. [224]; ii. [73] seq., [82] seq., [84], [86], [87], [90], [99], [101], [103], [225]
Evil eye, i. [372], [373]; ii. [217], [334]
Excalibur, i. [97]
Exorcism, ii. [218]
Eystein the Bad, i. [137]
Fairfax family, legends, i. [309], [311]
Fairies, i. [32]
Familiars, Napoleon I., i. [75];
Socrates, i. [16]
Famine and sun-spots, i. [171] seq.
Fatalism, i. [425] seq.
Faust, i. [120], [189], [190]; ii. [198], [305], [306], [309], [332], [333], [335] seq., [399], [417]
Faustus, biography, ii. [336]
Fear, spirit of, ii. [229], [238]
Fiend, ‘the Unitarian,’ cit. ii. [292]
Finns, Mythology of, i. [88]
Firoone, ii. [288]
Fire, feast of, i. [61]
—— fiend, i. [64], [71], [74], [75]
—— worship, i. [65]
Flint arrows, darts of gods, i. [104]
Flögel, cit. ii. [426]
Flood, the, i. [110]
Flying Dutchman, the, i. [111]
Formosa, isles of the genii, i. [167]
Franconia, custom in, i. [48]
Franklin, anecdote of, i. [107]
Fräulein, Holy, i. [225]
Frederick the Great, incident in life of, i. [361]
Freyja, i. [32], [130], [311], [317]; ii. [301]
Friedrich of Misnia, ii. [426]
Friendly obstacles, i. [206]
Friesack, legend, ii. [390], [403]
Friesland, legend of, i. [113]
Frigga, i. [32], [311]; ii. [362], [376] seq.
Froude, J. A., cit. ii. [401]
Furies, see Erinyes
Furka glacier, Swiss legend, i. [117]
Furniss, Father, cit. ii. [170]
Galeikas, African superstition, i. [157]
Galileo, ii. [340]
Gammer Gurton’s Needle, ii. [295]
Gargoyles, i. [32]
Garura, story of, ii. [34]
Gast, concerning Faustus, ii. [337]
Gaume, Mgr., cit. ii. [212], [216]
Gehenna, i. [62], [82]; ii. [56]
Genii, i. [167]
Gergon, ii. [410]
Ghilgit fiend, legend, i. [396] seq.
Giants, i. [161] seq.
—— converted, i. [200]
—— become fairies, i. [203]
—— imprisoned, i. [169]
—— become little people, i. [316]
—— mountain pass, i. [202]
—— Tyrol, i. [198] seq.
Gibbe, cat, ii. [313]
Gimli, i. [85]
Giri, i. [153]
Glamour, i. [213], [244] seq., [316]
Glanvil, cit. ii. [212], [323]
Glaucoma, i. [214]
Glucksbrunn mines, ii. [275]
Gluttony, ii. [416] seq.
Gnosticism, ii. [207]
Goat, legends, i. [122], [127]
Goban Saor, legend, i. [308], [309]
Goblin, i. [50]
Gods in exile, i. [306]
—— in new dress, i. [307], [308]
—— returning to nature, i. [317]
—— antipathy to dogs, i. [134] seq.
Gog and Magog, i. [164], [168], [169], [423]
Gohlitzee, legend, i. [222]
Gold, devil of, ii. [418]
Golden legend, the, cit. ii. [223]
Gorgon, i. [370], [377], [378], [406], [422]
Grau, Prof., cit. ii. [287]
Greek Church and pigeons, i. [227]
Gregory, letter to Mellitus, i. [23]
—— Pope and dove, ii. [228]
Grendel and his mother, i. [120]
Gretchen, ii. [269]
Grimm, cit. i. [45]
Griselda, ii. [158]
Gude man’s croft, i. [54], [315], [316]
Gula, ii. [113]
Guy of Warwick, i. [388], [413], [416]
Haborym, i. [74]
Hackelberend, ii. [353]
Hackelberg, ii. [353]
Hadad and Solomon, ii. [164]
Hades, i. [60], [76] seq., [82], [232]; ii. [113], [235], [403]
Hair, Lilith’s, ii. [98]
Hakon, Saga, i. [137]
Halcyon, i. [118]
Hallowe’en, i. [66]
Hamah, the bird, i. [28]
Hanover, relic in, ii. [226]
Haoma, i. [26]
Hare, legends, i. [124], [125]
Hare-lip, ii. [439]
Harischandra, the drama, ii. [35] seq., [158]
Harpagus, ii. [176]
Harry, Old, ii. [133]
Hathors, i. [7];
Set and, i. [256]
Hatto, Bishop, and rats, i. [129]
Havamal, i. [86], [87]; ii. [356]
Hawthorne, cit. i. [359]; ii. [231]
Hea, Welsh, i. [78];
Egyptian, i. [77], [109]
Healing serpent, i. [351], [352]
Heaven, i. [85], [86], [310]; ii. [67], [424], [430]
Hedgehog, i. [122]
Heifer, red, i. [70]
Heimo, giant, i; [200]
Heimskringla, i. [166]
Heine, cit. i. [215], [306], [327]; ii. [287]
Helena of Troy, ii. [309];
Faust’s mistress, ii. [338], [351]
Helena, Empress, ii. [223]
Helios at Mycenæ, i. [99]
Hell, the word, i. [82];
notions of, ii. [116], [128], [144], [424];
Dante and Arda Viraf, ii. [429] seq.
Hell-hounds, i. [139]
Hennessey, W. J., design by, ii. [454]
Hephaistos, i. [309]
Hera, i. [309]
Herakles and Alcestis, i. [285] seq., [394], [403], [407]; ii [189], [410]
Herbert, George, cit. ii. [380]
Herberstein, cit. i. [101]
Hercules, see Herakles
Hermödr, i. [79]
Herne the hunter, ii. [361]
Herodotus, cit. ii. [102], [417] seq., [409], [445]
Hiawatha, i. [283]
Hiisi, Finn demon, i. [88]
Hildur, a Walkyr, i. [336]
Himé, i. [392]
Hino Kawa, i. [392]
Hippocrates, i. [352]
Hirpini, i. [155]
Ho, a tribe, their dirge, i. [53]
Hödr slays Baldur, i. [78]
Hofmann, ii. [286]
Hog legends, i. [144];
form of a glutton, ii. [403]
Hogarth’s ‘Raree Show,’ ii. [399]
Hogmanay, i. [90]
Holbein’s Ape-devil, ii. [284]
Holy Ghost, i. [74]; ii. [226] seq., [246]
Holy water, ii. [212]
Homer, cit. i. [377]; ii. [402], [420]
Horsel, ii. [377]
Horsa, the name, ii. [370]
Horse, legends, i. [126], [127];
Vale of white, ii. [370]
Horus, i. [19], [148], [149], [184], [185]; ii. [113], [235]
Hosea, cit. ii. [147]
Hubert, Saint, ii. [358];
his legend, [374]
Huelgoat, Arthur’s castle, ii. [359]
Hugh de Pontchardon, ii. [360]
Hugo, spectre hunter, ii. [358]
Hulda, witch, i. [235]
Hunger, demons of, [41] seq.; ii. [417]
Huntington, W., cit. ii. [160], [161]
Huoreo, ii. [374]
Hur, third person of Triad, ii. [235]
Huss, ii. [425]
Hydra, i. [110], [113], [114], [407], [413]
—— as cuttlefish, i. [310]
Hydrophobia, demon, i. [136]
Hyppolite, ii. [102]
Iblis (or Eblis), the name, i. [18];
office, i. [423];
his fall, ii. [143];
his doom, ii. [261];
Sádi’s vision of, ii. [271];
decline, ii. [392];
in Persia, ii. [424]
Iceland, legends, &c., i. [43], [165], [166]; ii. [218]
—— horse-flesh in, ii. [372]
Ichijo, Japanese emperor, ii. [406]
Idolatry, Moslem, i. [29];
Jewish, ii. [56], [148]
Iduna, i. [79]
Igerna, ii. [398]
Ildabaoth, ii. [121], [207], [209], [415]
Illusion, Hindu goddess, i. [210] seq.;
of dreams, [237], [245];
of Luther, ii. [196];
of witches, ii. [326], [345]
Im, sky-god, ii. [109]
Incubi, ii. [403]
Index Expurgatorius, ii. [385]
Indra, i. [26], [97], [134], [151], [170], [204], [323], [350], [407], [414]; ii. [66], [68], [71]
Inges, the cat, ii. [313]
Ink-demon, ii. [282]
Innsbruck, Faust at, ii. [338]
Intellect, a Bishop on, ii. [277]
Inundations, i. [108], seq., [257]; ii. [74]
Invisible foes, i. [338];
rendering, ii. [298], [318]
Io’s journey, i. [385]
Iona, ii. [383]
Ionia, i. [385]
Irving, H., as Louis XI., ii. [20]
Isa or Jesus, ii. [236]
Isaiah, Hebrew war-god in, ii. [130]
Ischim, ii. [405]
Ishmael, i. [161]; ii. [83], [134]
Ishtar, i. [49], [77], [78], [83], [106], [109], [110], [119]
Iswara, i. [262]
Jack the giant-killer, i. [163]
Jackson, Margaret, witch, ii. [313]
Jacob, i. [239];
stratagems, ii. [132] seq., [138] seq.
Jacobus de Voragine, ‘Golden legend,’ ii. [392]
James, St., tempted, ii. [419]
Jami, ii. [363]
Japanese demons, i. [44], [123] seq.;
Yemma, i. [195];
dragons, i. [112], [391] seq.; ii. [282]
Jarchi, Rabbi, on serpent, ii. [411]
Jason, ii. [409]
Jealousy, devil of, in Japan, ii. [410];
Darwin on, ii. [410];
of Eve, ii. [410];
of Noria, ii. [410]
Jehovah, i. [11], [187], [252], [255], [289], [408]; ii. [46] seq., [54] seq., [71], [79] seq., [132], [163], [262]
Jephthah’s daughter, i. [417]
Jeremiah, ii. [228]
Jeremy of Strasburg tempted by the Devil, ii. [366]
Jerome, cit. ii. [246]
Jethro, sorcerer, ii. [304]
Jewess, a haunted, ii. [193] seq.
Jezebel, ii. [85]
Jima, i. [283]
Jinn, i. [107]
Joachim, Abbot, on Antichrist, ii. [255]
Joan of Arc, ii. [230]
Job, the Divider, i. [149] seq.;
his plagues, i. [252];
crooked serpent, i. [322];
Behemoth of, i. [409];
and Harischandra, ii. [45];
on future life, ii. [150];
salted sacrifice, ii. [160];
Agnosticism, ii. [155];
heresies, ii. [157];
a supposed sorcerer, ii. [158], [304]
John the Baptist, i. [102]
John XV., Pope, ii. [254];
John XXII., ii. [334]
Jonah, i. [46], [410]; ii. [442]
Jonathan Ben Uzziel, Targum, i. [100]; ii. [54]
Joseph’s tribe, ii. [247]
Josephus, cit. ii. [211]
Joshua, ii. [165]
Joskeha, i. [188]
Joss burners, i. [73]
Jötunn, i. [45]
Judas, i. [424];
as winter, i. [80], [81];
possession, i. [424];
on Satan’s knees, ii. [144], [253];
his doom, ii. [38]
Judge in ‘Last Judgment,’ ii. [428] seq.
Jugernath in Orissa, ii. [363], [364]
Junker Jäkele, ii. [355]
Jupiter, i. [402], [407];
the name, i. [17];
and Prometheus, i. [376] seq.;
Tonans, ii. [109];
title assumed by Nero, ii. [244];
Simon Magus worshipped as, ii. [245];
defeats Typhon, i. [423]
Justina, Calderon’s, ii. [344]
Kachchhaka ferry, Ceylon, ii. [373]
Kagura, Japanese, i. [44]
Kalendar of Shepherds, i. [83]
Kali, i. [44]; ii. [103], [104], [240]
Kalrya, invoked by woodcutters in Bengal, ii. [364]
Kandy, Ceylon, devil at, ii. [408]
Kankato-na, i. [358] seq.
Kansa, ii. [174]
Kappa, i. [112]
‘Kehama, Curse of,’ Southey’s, ii. [362]
Kelpie, i. [112]
Kemung, demon of cold, i. [83]
Kephn, Hunger-demon, i. [42]
Ketef, ii. [116]
Ketu, i. [19], [255]; ii. [116]
Key, sense of, i. [102] seq.
Khasm, Persian Asmodeus, ii. [263]
Khamseen, Cain wind, i. [185]
Kheti, ii. [113]
King, Prof., cit. ii. [169], [245]
Kiyoto, giant ravishes at, ii. [406]
Klinger’s ‘Faust,’ ii. [344] seq.
Knowledge, Tree of, ii. [280], [223]
Kobolds, i. [233]
Kolyadas, rich and poor, i. [90]
Kolski, i. [86]
Königsgrabe in Sleswig, ii. [357]
Krishna, ii. [174], [236], [363]
Ku’en Lun, fairies, i. [198]
Kuvera, god of wealth, i. [153]
Labourd Gascons, i. [18]
Lado, i. [81]
Lady-bug, i. [317]
Laidley Worm, i. [367]
Lambton Worm, i. [48], [387], [411] seq.
Lameness of demons, i. [98]
Lamia, Lilith of Vulgate, ii. [99]
Laokoon, i. [357];
Teutonic, i. [360]
Last Judgment, M. Angelo’s, ii. [428]
Lausatian custom, i. [81]
Lawrence, St., saves Henry II. from devil, ii. [391]
Lawyer, Devil as, ii. [389]
Lazarus and Dives, i. [281]; ii. [394]
Lei-chau, thunder-district, i. [104]
Leipzig, battle of, ii. [355];
Annals of, ii. [366]
Leo X., ii. [256]
Lernean Hydra, i. [413]
Leto, i. [81]
Leviathan, i. [46], [108], [109], [408] seq., [417]; ii. [100]
Light, creation of, ii. [114]
Lightning, i. [96] seq.
Lilith, ii. [92] seq., [103], [113], [119], [179], [301], [411]
Limbo, Dante’s, ii. [433]
Lion, legends, i. [129] seq.
Lithuanian survivals, i. [312]
Livingstone, cit. i. [98]
Lloyd, W. W., cit. ii. [402]
Logi, i. [75]
Loka Phayu, i. [99]
Loki, Eddaic demon, i. [10], [11];
the name, i. [17];
voracity, i. [75];
doom, i. [84], [317]
London Docks, Portuguese sailors at, i. [81]
Lord’s Supper, ii. [220]
Lorelei, i. [215]
Louis of Thuringia and dove, ii. [228]
Lucifer, i. [17];
his fall, i. [20]; ii. [118], [120] seq., [299], [393]
Lucina, i. [157]
Ludlow Church, picture of wicked ale-wife, ii. [390]
Lakshmí, goddess of prosperity, i. [120]
Lunar theology, i. [245];
influences, i. [251]
Lupercalia, i. [155]
Luther, ii. cit. [32], [188], [196], [248], [256] seq., [265], [306]
Lycanthropy, i. [158]
Lycaon, i. [55]
Lycians, chimæra, i. [154]
Lyeshy, wood devil, ii. [356]
Lyons Cathedral, picture in, ii. [312]
Lyttleton, Lord, warning of, ii. [231]
Maccathiel i. [17]
Maccaria, i. [55]
Madana Yaksenyo, Singhalese female lust devils, ii. [405]
Madonna, black, i. [337]
Madonnas, ii. [91], [92], [236], [395], [404], [410], [426], [429]
Magdalen College sculptures, ii. [452]
Magdeburg, nymph at, i. [112]
Magi and Magician, ii. [174] seq.;
St. James and, ii. [414]
Magog, i. [164], [168], [169], [423]
Mahábhárata, episode, i. [356]
Mahrt, i. [236]
Mahu, ii. [311]
Maitre Bernard, devil’s name, ii. [382]
—— Parsin, devil’s name, ii. [382]
Mal, lust devil in Ceylon, ii. [409]
Malleus Maleficorum, ii. [300]
Manes, i. [263]
Mania, i. [263]
Manitoos, good and evil, i. [167]
Manning, Cardinal, cit. ii. [257]
Mans forest, spectre in, ii. [358]
Manu, i. [49]
Manutius, ii. [305]
Mara, ii. [158], [179] seq., [183] seq.;
Scand., ii. [371]
Marbuel, ii. [299]
Maria, i. [108]
Markgraf of Misnia, his death, ii. [427]
Marlowe’s ‘Faust,’ ii. [338] seq.
Marriage, ii. [215];
Mephisto opposes, ii. [338]
Mars, war-god, i. [275];
planet, influence of, ii. [135]
Marsh demons, i. [203] seq.
Martel, Charles, in hell, ii. [392]
Martineau, Harriet, cit. i. [211]; ii. [227]
Martin, St., i. [310]; ii. [373]
Maruts, i. [6]
Mary, see Madonna
Master-smiths, i. [309]
Matter, cit. ii. [169]
Maui and Mauike, i. [75]
Mawmet, ii. [250]
Maximilla, ii. [246]
May, i. [218];
queen, ii. [378]
Maya, illusion, i. [200], [211] seq.
‘Measure for Measure,’ i. [83]
Mediæval death-bed, picture, ii. [394]
Medicinal dragons, i. [370]
Megæra, Luther nursed by, ii. [256]
Melite, asp, i. [343]
Melusina, i. [367]
Mendes, i. [188]
Mephistopheles, i. [199]; ii. [332] seq., [299], [340] seq., [383], [399], [416], [417]
Mercury, planet, i. [19], [60]
Merlin, i. [369]; ii. [397] seq.
Mermaid, Chinese, i. [216]
Meschia and Meschiane, Persian Adam and Eve, ii. [100], [101]
Metaphrastus, Acta, ii. [341]
Metaphysics, i. [428]; ii. [347]
Meteors, ii. [117]
Mexico, Judas in, i. [81];
serpent devils, ii. [437]
Michael, archangel, ii. [142], [375]
Michelet, cit. ii. [219], [233]
Midnight brood, i. [241]
Mikado saint, i. [391] seq.
Milkah, ii. [156]
Miller, Hugh, Moriel’s den, i. [20];
Meggie, [92]
Milton, his Satan, ii. [126], [191], [393];
woman, ii. [409]
Mimacs, legends, i. [166], [390]
Minerva, ii. [245]
Miracle Plays, ii. [128], [191], [295] seq., [388], [393], [426]
Mirage, i. [185]
Mirror used against devil, ii. [448]
Miru, hunger-demon, i. [41] seq.
Miser’s gold, ii. [413]
Misleaders, i. [213]
Mistletoe, i. [5]
Mithras, i. [251]
Modo, ii. [311]
Mohammed, a stone deity, i. [24], [423]; ii. [228], [248], [250];
Faust as, ii. [338]
Mohanee, Singhalese devil, ii. [409]
Moira, fate, i. [420] seq.
Moloch, i. [55], [61], [66], [67]
Monk, Mephisto as, ii. [337]
Monkish gluttony, ii. [417]
Monsters, i. [340]
Moody, Mr., cit. ii. [227]
Moon, i. [244]; ii. [235], [245], [369]
Mormons, i. [225]
Morvidus, dragon-slayer, i. [368]
Moses, ii. [235]
Mountains, holy and unholy, i. [193] seq.;
demons of, [197], [198]; ii. [245]
Mouse, legends, i. [128], [129]
Mozoomdar, cit. i. [10]
Müller, Julius, cit. i. [15]; ii. [9]
Müller. F. Max, cit. i. [15]; ii. [294]
Murder, ii. [425]
Myiagrus deus, i. [10]
Myiodes, i. [10]
Mysteries, ancient, ii. [368]
Myth, meaning of, i. [28]
Nachash-beriach, i. [344]
Nachzeher, i. [52]
Naglok, Hindu hell, i. [151]
Namaqua superstition, i. [98]
Napier, James, cit. ii. [217]
Nastrond, i. [85]
National characteristics, i. [160]
Nature and Art, i. [209];
treacheries of, i. [212] seq.;
monsters in, i. [340];
dualism of, i. [305];
gods returning to, i. [317];
deities, ii. [92], [402]
Nebo, i. [110]
Nemesis, ii. [168]
Nepaul iconoclast, i. [304]
Nibelungen lied, i. [86]
Nick, Old, i. [111] seq.;
of the woods, i. [112]
Nickel, derivation of, i. [234]
Nickie Ben, Burns to, ii. [382]
Nida, i. [85]
Nightjäger, ii. [353]
Nightmare, i. [236]
Nin-ki-gal, queen of Hades, i. [77], [287]
Nizami, cit. ii. [234]
Noah, i. [82], [109], [110], [409]; ii. [86];
legends of, ii. [412] seq.
Noblemen, devil and, ii. [390]
Noraita (or Noria), Noah’s wife, ii. [412] seq.
Norsemen, native weapons, i. [45];
ideal, i. [394]
North, region of demons, i. [83] seq.;
of devils, ii. [115]
Nôtre Dame at Paris, devil on, ii. [252];
incident at door of, ii. [454]
Nouah, i. [109]
Novgorod, survival at, i. [101]
Nu, Egyptian serpent goddess, ii. [99]
Nudity, i. [220];
disapproved by Mephistopheles, ii. [445]
Nyang devil-worship, i. [26]
Oannes, i. [46]
Object-origins, i. [321]
Obstacles, i. [190] seq.;
friendly, i. [206]
Odin, i. [10], [56], [97], [162];
church built by, ii. [358], [369]
Ogres, i. [51];
the word, i. [133]; ii. [405]
Ohio, college motto in, i. [1]
Olaf, Saint, ii. [367]
Omens, i. [90], [119], [124], [131], [134], [138]; ii. [370]
Onion, i. [5]
Ophiomorphus, ii. [208], [402]
Ophion, ii. [402]
Ophis, the word, i. [345];
the demon, ii. [208]
Ophites, ii. [208]
Ophincus, ii. [401]
Opposition and opponent, ii. [131], [390]
Orain, a universalist, ii. [383]
Ordeals, Dahomeyan, i. [3];
rock, i. [201];
witch, ii. [317]
Origen, cit. ii. [220], [305], [325], [383]
Ormuzd, i. [25], [36], [369]; ii. [21], [26] seq., [235], [263], [264], [452]
Orthros, guard of Orcus, i. [38], [133], [139]
Osiris, i. [13], [341], [343]; ii. [235]
‘Othello’ in California, ii. [427]
Otto I. of Altmark, ii. [374]
Oxford, old sculptures at, ii. [452]
Palnatoke or Palnhunter, ii. [357]
Pan, i. [188]
Pandora, ii. [89]
Pandukhabayo, prince in Ceylon, ii. [371]
Pantheism, primitive, i. [5]
Paradise, i. [376]; ii. [77] seq.
‘Paradise Lost,’ cit. i. [83]
Paries, snake called, i. [343]
Parjanya, i. [100]
Parker, Theodore, anecdote of, i. [11]
Passover, i. [64]
Pater, Mr., cit. ii. [267]
Patrii, ii. [290]
Paul the apostle, cit. ii. [213], [241], [243], &c.
Paul IV., Pope, orders M. Angelo’s figures to be draped, ii. [428]
Paulicians, ii. [385]
Pavana, Indian messenger of the gods, i. [120]
Peacedale, Rhode I., vampyre, i. [52]
‘Peculiar people’ in London, i. [250]
Pelsall, survival at, i. [46]
Penates, ii. [292]
Pendragon, i, [369]
Pennant, cit. i. [47]
Pentamerone, story in, ii. [374]
Pentecost, i. [64]; ii. [230], [236], [397]
Penzance Common, demon riders on, ii. [361]
Pera, rock ordeal at, i. [201]
Percival, ii. [398]
Perkun, legend of, i. [312]
Perkuhnsteine, thunderbolts called, i. [102]
Persephone, i. [355]; ii. [221]
Persian picture of hell, ii. [424]
Perun, i. [100], [101]; ii. [356]
Peruvian mountain god, i. [198]
Peter and Christ, ii. [241]
Philo, cit. ii. [444]
Phœnix, i. [27]
Picard, John, ii. [225]
Pied piper of Hamelin, i. [129]; ii. [355], [367]
Pigeon, i. [74], [75], [219]; ii. [227], [230]
Pilpay, ii. [400]
Pindar, cit. i. [18]
Pius IX., evil eye of, ii. [334]
Plato, vision of Er, ii. [422], [423]
Pliny, cit. i. [60]
Plotinus, cit. i. [35]
Pluto, ii. [299]
Pneuma, ii. [207]
Poets on vice and evil, ii. [446] seq.
Polites, Italian demon, i. [156]
Pontifex, origin of, i. [204]
Pontus, Greeks of, theory of Scythians, ii. [406]
Pope and pagan, ii. [191]
Porthcurnow Cove, Tregeagle’s labours, ii. [361]
Prayer for the Devil, Aquinas’, ii. [384]
Prediger orders, ii. [248]
Pre-Munchausenite world, i. [384], [385]
Pretas (Siam) demons, i. [44]
Pride-of-Life Devil on Nôtre Dame, Paris, ii. [252]
Prince of Darkness, i. [240]
—— of this world, ii. [178] seq., [383]
Priscilla, ii. [246]
Prodicus, ii. [224]
Prologue to ‘Faust,’ ii. [399]
Prometheus, i. [59], [376], [377], [385], [418], [421], [422]; ii. [380]
Prosecutors, ii. [159]
Puritanism, ii. [274]
Puspa, Singhalese lust devil, ii. [409]
Pythagorean theory, i. [159]
Python, i. [80]
Queen Mary’s Psalter, pictures from, ii. [271], [301]
Quichuas, Viracocha, god of, i. [107]
Quito, i. [198]
Ra and Mendes, i. [188]
Ra and Set, wars of, in Egypt, i. [182] seq.
Ra, the sun, i. [256]
Rachel, ii. [85]
Radbot, King, ii. [275]
Ragnar, i. [414]
Ragnarok, ii. [240]
Rahab, ii. [416]
Rahu, i. [46], [322]; ii. [116]
Rainbow, called serpent, i. [354], [355]
Rasho gate, Devil of, in Japan, ii. [406]
Rat legends, i. [128], [129], [145]
Ratisbon bridge, legend, i. [205]
Raum, i. [74]
Ravana, Rajah, ii. [22]
Raven, i. [75]; ii. [299], [321], [333], [368]
Rechalmus, Abbot, cit. ii. [296]
Recurrence, phenomena of, i. [406] ii. [403]
Reetz, ale-wife carried off, ii. [390]
Reichelsheim, ii. [355]
Renaissance, ii. [278]
Rephaim, ii. [74]
Rezon, Prince, ii. [164]
Rhone legend, i. [117]
Richard I., history, ii. [252]
Riesenaltar and Riesenäule, ii. [355]
Rig Veda, cit. i. [93], [407], &c.
Ripheus and Dante, ii. [433]
River Demons, i. [203] seq.
Robber Knights, ii. [365]
Robin Hood, ii. [140]
Rocky passes, monsters of, i. [201]
Rodenstein, ii. [355]
Rokh, i. [28]
Roland at Roncesvalles, ii. [367]
Rose, Mother, i. [33]; ii. [375]
Roskoff, cit. ii. [329] seq.
Rowan, i. [126]
Rudra, i. [350]
—— Hymn to, i. [93] seq.
Rue, ii. [324]
Rum Bahâdur of Nepaul, i. [304]
Rupert, Prince, and his dog, ii. [127]
Rusalkas, Nixies of Russia, i. [119]
Ruskin, cit. i. [192], [403], [404]
Russia, mediæval designs in, i. [281]; ii. [144], [214], [222], [228], [253], [254], [413], [438]
Rutti, Singhalese lust-devil, ii. [409]
Saa-Set, ii. [113]
Sabbath, witches, ii. [253]
Sabbatarianism, ii. [275]
Sacrifices, i. [55]
Sadi, cit. ii. [236], [271], [423]
Saints—Agatha, i. [74]
—— Andrew, i. [403]
—— Anthony, ii. [188], [190], [289], [418]
—— Aquinas, ii. [386]
—— Augustin, ii. [397]
—— Augustine, cit. i. [154]
—— Benedict, ii. [268]
—— Columba, i. [165]
—— Dunstan, ii. [230]
—— Francis, ii. [170], [268], [385]
—— Gallus, i. [148]
—— Gatien, ii. [397]
—— George, i. [403] seq.
—— Gerard, i. [114]
—— Guthlac, ii. [419]
—— James, ii. [419]
—— Lawrence, ii. [391]
—— Margaret, i. [403]
—— Martin, i. [310]
—— Michael, i. [403]
—— Mikados, of the, i. [391] seq.
—— Olaf, ii. [367]
—— Orain, ii. [383]
—— Philip, i. [74]
—— Sergius, i. [147]
—— Theophilus, ii. [329]
—— Vincent, ii. [217]
—— Walpurga, ii. [376]
Saint Vitus’ dance, i. [251]
Sais, temple of Isis at, i. [337]
Sakya Muni, ii. [179] seq., [184]
Salisbury Plain, legend of, i. [370]
Salt, i. [65]; ii. [150], [217], [297]
Salzburg, Bishop of, ii. [417]
Samaël, ii. [114], [130], [134], [135], [142], [146], [150], [262], [361]
Samis, ii. [235]
Sand, George, story by, i. [207]
Sangréal, ii. [398]
San-nu Hut-uz, i. [321]
Sara, ii. [81] seq., [87], [402]
Saranyu, i. [8], [20]; ii. [283]
Satan, i. [423], [424]; ii. [121], [125], [128], [143], [159], [164] seq., [185], [186], [193], [241], [242], [246], [299], [395]
Satan, Adam’s contract with, ii. [215]
—— aureoled, i. [19]
—— Celsus on, ii. [401]
—— Christ’s idea of, ii. [241]
—— Heine’s portrait of, ii. [287]
—— Jews’ idea of, ii. [163]
—— Job and, i. [255]
—— Milton’s, ii. [126]
—— Mohammed and, i. [18]
—— moon-devourer, i. [48]
—— outwitted, ii. [395], [397]
—— Sadi’s, ii. [271]
—— supposed portrait of, ii. [168]
Saturn, i. [19], [55], [59], [253], [254]
Sauer, the dog, i. [137]
Sauromatæ of Herodotus, ii. [102]
Savages, axioms among, i. [396]
Scanda, ii. [23]
Scapegoat, ii. [131], [169], [187]
Scarabæus, i. [5]
Scelestat, De, Devil’s name, ii. [382]
Scheibel, cit. ii. [332]
Schem-hammphorasch, ii. [304]
Schnellert, wild jäger at, ii. [355]
Schwarz, ii. [333]
Science not dualistic, i. [12]
Scott, Michael, legends of, i. [118]
Scylla and Charybdis, i. [201], [202], [407];
of Thuringia, i. [202]
Scythians, demonic origin of, i. [161]; ii. [410]
Sea, ii. [117]
—— dragons, i. [109]
—— phantoms, i. [227]
Sealskin maidens, i. [219]
Seance in ‘Faust,’ i. [309]
Seasons, battle of the, i. [89]
Second-sight, i. [163], [241], [242]
Seir, mountains of, ii. [118]
Selborne, White’s History of, cit. i. [87]
Seraphim, i. [322], [323], [339]
Serbian demon, i. [206]
Serpent, i. [325] seq., [418]; ii. [167]
—— Abyssinian worship, i. [343]
—— antidote for bite of, in India, i. [349] seq.
—— of the Ark, ii. [238]
—— brazen, ii. [134]
—— characteristics of, i. [321]
—— Charlemagne and, ii. [396]
—— earliest, i. [322]
—— Greek word for, derivation, i. [345]
—— healing art emblem, i. [351], [352]
—— India, i. [348]
—— meaning, i. [341]
—— Melite, i. [343]
—— Persian, i. [25]
—— rainbow called, i. [354], [355]
—— romance, i. [359]
—— spy, i. [345]
—— theories of, i. [353] seq.
—— transformations, i. [339]
—— treading on, i. [346]
—— Vishnu’s, i. [24]
Servetus, ii. [420]
Set and Ra, wars of, in Egypt, i. [182] seq.
Set, Seth, i. [182] seq., [256]; ii. [87], [208], [209], [223], [235], [279]
Setnau, tale of, Egyptian, i. [413]
Seven spirits, ii. [229]
Sex in heaven, ii. [386]
Shadows, i. [231] seq.
Shakers, ii. [405]
Sheikh’s ride in Egypt, i. [180], [181]
Sheitan in Constantinople, i. [48]
Shelley, ii. [281]
Shemmen-Nessem and Khamseen, i. [185]
Shi’ichs, men of peace in Scotland, i. [229], [230]
Shipwrights’ play, ii. [414]
Shiribadatt, King, legend of, i. [401]
Shuden dozi, Japanese demon, i. [158];
legend of, ii. [406], [407]
Shylock, ii. [138]
Siegfried, poem of, cit. i. [370], [371]
Simson, Rev. M., cit. ii. [215]
Simon Magus, ii. [237], [245], [255]
Simoom, ii. [234]
Sin, i. [235]
Sindri, i. [85]
Singhalese demonology, i. [355]
—— Rakshasis, i. [216]
Sinistrari, cit. ii. [306];
his book on Demonialite, [384], [385]
Siren, Japanese, i. [222], [223]
Sirius, ii. [280]
Siva, i. [17], [96], [97], [150], [151]; ii. [23], [228], [235], [369]
Skratti, Old Scratch, i. [86]
Slanderers, ii. [160]
Sleepers, mythical, ii. [359];
Sleeping Beauty, ii. [375]
Sleipnir, Odin’s horse, ii. [371]
Sleswig, King Abel at, ii. [357]
Slippers, yellow, of witches, i. [215]
Smith, the master, i. [309]
Snakes, children and, i. [364], [365]
—— milk and, i. [365]
—— Paries, i. [343]
—— Paradise and the, i. [376]
—— Saint Patrick and the, i. [389]
Socinus, ii. [340]
Sockburn worm, i. [388]
Socrates, ii. [427]
Solomon, i. [120], [186], [187]; ii. [163], [164], [223], [278], [304], [415]
Solstice, i. [65]
Somerville worm, legend, i. [389]
Sophia, ii. [207]
Sophia Achemoth, ii. [207]
Soracte, i. [155]
Soranus, i. [155]
Sorcery, i. [307]; ii. [300], [334]
Sosioch, prophet, ii. [29]
Souter Fell, Cumberland, spectres, [242] seq.
Spagnoletto, i. [191]
Spanish negro madonna, i. [337]
Spectres, mountain, i. [242] seq.
Spencer, Herbert, cit. ii. [219]
Sphinx, i. [174], [175], [180], [181]
Spiess publishes ‘Faust’ legend, ii. [337]
Spinello of Arezzo, ii. [271]
Spinoza, cit. ii. [148];
diabolised, ii. [349], [425];
on the devil, ii. [439]
Spiritualism, i. [52]; ii. [307], [331]
Strauss, cit. ii. [186]
Straw Mujik of Russia, i. [81]
Streatham Church, Franklin at, i. [107]
Steubel and Wirbel in the Danube, i. [115], [116]
Succubæ, ii. [403]
Su Fuh, necromancer, i. [167]
Suicide, i. [229]
Sunken cities and treasures, i. [228]
Sun-spots and famine, i. [171] seq.
Sun-worship, i. [173]
Svaldifari, ii. [371]
Sviatevit, i. [97]
Swamy, Sir M. C., ii. [35] seq.
Swan legends, i. [113], [119], [212], [214] seq., [221], [224]
Swedenborg, cit. i. [211];
his visions, ii. [427] seq.;
Emerson on, ii. [435];
hell of, ii. [436]
Sweden, witchcraft in, i. [317]
Syrians, ii. [148]
Tacitus, cit. ii. [370]
Tai-shan mountain, i. [197]
Talmage, Rev. Dr., cit. ii. [216]
Tannhauser, i. [223]; ii. [320]
Tannin in Old Testament, i. [322]
Taous, peacock symbol, i. [27]
Targum, cit. i. [100]; ii. [54], [247]
Tartar superstition, i. [104]
Tartini, his Devil’s sonata, ii. [273]
Tchernibog, i. [154]; ii. [253]
Tedworth ghost, ii. [309]
Temptation, ii. [178] seq.
Tenjo, mountain demon of Japan, i. [195] seq.
Tennyson, cit. ii. [102]
Terah brings Abraham before Nimrod, ii. [365]
Termagol, giant, i. [164]
Tertullian, cit. i. [82]; ii. [244], [341]
Tetzel and Luther, ii. [32]
Teufelsee, demon, i. [221], [222]
Thebes, picture, ii. [403]
Theophilus, St., ii. [395]
Thespesius visits Hades, ii. [423]
Thibet, hell in, i. [83]
Thor, i. [59], [100], [232], [317]
Thoth, ii. [303]
Thugs, i. [151]
Thummim, i. [54]
Thunder, duke, i. [104]
—— legends, i. [100];
bolts, i. [101]
Thurgau custom, i. [316]
Thuringian Scylla, i. [202]
Titans, i. [6], [74]; ii. [401]
Tituba, Salem witch, ii. [314]
Titus on demons, ii. [211]
Tiw, i. [16]
Torches, feast of, i. [91], [395] seq.
Torrents, demons of, i. [203] seq.
Tota, i. [204]
Tours, ‘Mystery at,’ ii. [128], [191], [391]
Tourtak, god of Tigris, i. [108]
Trajan and Dante, ii. [433]
Transformations, i. [217]
Transmigration, i. [125], [126]
Travancore, demons of, i. [44];
Holy Tree, i. [299] seq.
Treacheries, natural, i. [212] seq.
Treasures, sunken, i. [228]
Tregeagle’s ghost, ii. [361]
Tritas, ii. [369]
Tsui-knap, i. [98]
Tsuma, hero, ii. [406]
Tübingen students imprisoned, ii. [337]
Tumbariungona marsh, Ceylon, ii. [373]
Turner, J. M. W., dragons, i. [323]
Turanian metallurgists, i. [353]
‘Twelfth Night,’ i. [314]
Tylor, E. B., on limping deities, i. [18];
mixed deities, i. [24];
Izedis, i. [27];
funeral customs, i. [53];
Judas-burning in Mexico, i. [80], [81]
Typho, i. [251]
Typhon, i. [54];
Horus and, i. [184], [185], [407], [423]; ii. [235]
Uchuella Chaqui, i. [98]
Ukko, i. [102]
Undine, i. [111]
Unholdenhof, i. [199]
Universalism, Orain’s, ii. [382];
Paul’s, ii. [383];
Sinistrari’s, ii. [383] seq.
Unmercifulness, ii. [254]
Unrest, spirit of, ii. [118], [137], [400]
Urim and Thummim, ii. [54]
Ursel, ii. [379]
Urselberg, ii. [379]
Ursula, ii. [379]
Uru, Moon-god, ii. [106]
Uther Pendragon, i. [369]; ii. [398]
Uz, ii. [149]
Vala, ii. [371]
Valhalla, i. [229]; ii. [321], [369]
Valkyrs or Walkyrs, ii. [101], [318]
Vampyres, i. [49], [51], [52], [244], [245]
Vanland, story of, i. [235]; ii. [371]
Vanalandi, i. [162]
—— hymn to, i. [300]
Vasishtha, ii. [32] seq.
Vasudéva, ii. [175]
Vata, i. [99]
Vatican, Faust and Mephisto there, ii. [338], [341];
M. Angelo, ii. [188], [427]
Vauvert diable, ii. [201]
Vayu’s wind chariot, i. [99], [100]
Vedic hymn, i. [99]
Veils, i. [337] seq.
Vena, ii. [240]
Venerable Bede, cit. ii. [425]
Veneur, Le Grand, Fontainbleau, ii. [358]
Venus, see Aphrodite
Venusberg, i. [223]; ii. [377]
Vervain, ii. [324]
Vespasian, ii. [244]
Vídátu, ii. [264]
Vii, i. [96]
Vikram, i. [49]
Vilz, devil at, i. [205]
Vindicatores, ii. [291]
Viracocha, god of Quichuas, i. [107]
Virginia, incident in, i. [192], [193]
Virgin, Antichrist born of, ii. [257];
Merlin born of, ii. [394] (see Madonna);
Virgin and viper, ii. [410]
Virginity, ii. [231]
Virgins of the Parable, fatal, ii. [427]
Vishnu, i. [144], [161], [418]; ii. [235], [362], [369]
Vishtasp, narcotic, ii. [431]
Viswámitra, ii. [23], [32] seq.
Vivien beguiles Merlin, ii. [398]
Vladimir, ii. [356]
Voland, ii. [379]
Volmer’s hunt, ii. [376]
Voltaire, his deathbed, i. [280];
diabolised, ii. [349], [425];
dislike to raven, ii. [367]
Vortigern, i. [369], [370]; ii. [398]
Vritra, i. [36], [151], [170], [171], [322], [355], [356], [413]
—— temple to, on Etna, i. [156]
Vulgate, cit. i. [19]
Wagner, myths used by, i. [86]
Waldemar’s hunt, ii. [276], [277]
Walpurga, St., ii. [378]
Walpurgis night, i. [190], [234]
Wandjäger, ii. [353]
Wansbeck river, legend, i. [118]
Wasserkelch church, ii. [396]
Watchnight, i. [90]
Water spirits, i. [113] seq., [120]
Waterspouts, i. [107]
Wauljäger, ii. [353]
Wayland, Vedic Vala, i. [19]
Wear, river, legend, i. [118]
Werewolves, i. [158], [303], [314], [315];
girdle, ii. [318]
Wesley, his watchnight, i. [190];
on Mohammed, ii. [250];
and the Cock Lane ghost, ii. [309]
Wesleyans and theatres, ii. [273]
Wessamonny, Singhalese demon, i. [97], [355]
Westminster Abbey, Hell denounced in, ii. [239]
Whirlwinds, i. [105]
White Lady, ii. [361], [377] seq.
Wild Huntsman, i. [139]; ii. [353] seq.
Williams, Prof. M., cit. i. [50]
Will-o’-wisp, i. [212] seq., [225]
Wilten, monk at, i. [200]
Wind demons, i. [88], [89];
bride, i. [106]
Windeschmann, cit. i. [283]
Wine devil, ii. [392], [415] seq.
Winter demons, i. [77] seq.
Wirtel, Danube, i. [115]
Witches, yellow slippers, i. [215]; ii. [288] seq.;
Salem, ii. [314];
trial, ii. [315];
confessions, ii. [218] seq.;
testing, ii. [317];
in Virginia, ii. [326];
biblical, ii. [327];
execution, ii. [327] seq., [386]
Wittenberg forest and Faust, ii. [337]
Wodan, i. [99], [100], [310], [313]; ii. [353]
Wodejäger, ii. [353]
Wolf legends, i. [140], [144], [154], [318];
glen, ii. [361]
Women, protected, i. [319] seq.;
first in India, ii. [75];
Persia, ii. [77];
diabolised, ii. [85] seq.;
rib-theory of, ii. [103];
as tempter, ii. [191] seq.;
why witches were chiefly women, ii. [195];
Malleus Maleficorum on, ii. [300];
Euripides and Milton concerning, ii. [409]
World, Goethe’s ‘Faust’ on the, ii. [352]
Worms, i. [332], [336];
City of, i. [366];
Laidley, i. [367], [368];
Lambton, i. [387], [411] seq.;
Sockburn, i. [388];
Somerville, i. [389];
of Time, i. [342];
poetic, ii. [393]
Wrath, Day of, Mary in, ii. [429]
Wuchang, temple of horrors, ii. [424]
Wustanges Heer, ii. [353]
Wuttke, Dr., cit. i. [160]; ii. [307], [353], [374]
Yakkos, Yakshas, i. [151] seq.
Yama, King of Death, i. [6]
Year, old and new, i. [89], [90]
Yellow slippers of witches, i. [215]
Yemma, king of Hades, Jap., i. [195]
Yeous, the giant, i. [207] seq.
Yezedis, i. [27]
Yimi, i. [283]
Ynglinga Saga, i. [162]; ii. [371]
Yorimitsa, Japanese hero, ii. [406] seq.
York Cathedral, i. [32]
Yule-tide, i. [23]
Yü Shüt, Chinese rain-god, i. [105]
Zafarana, Sicilian story, ii. [369]
Zamhor, i. [26]
Zerffi, Dr., cit. ii. [286]
Zeruâne-Akrane, ii. [235]
—— etymology, i. [17]
—— Fates of, i. [420] seq.
—— Fly-god, i. [10]
—— jealous, i. [59]
—— Lightning-wielder, i. [97]
—— in ‘Iliad,’ ii. [402]
Zinzendorf, i. [347]
Zohak, i. [359]; ii. [176], [234], [363], [364]
Zoroaster, i. [60], [154]; ii. [24], [172], [184], [431]
Zum Loch, Zurich, Charlemagne at, ii. [395]
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