[{61a}] Von einem der vorzüglichsten Schiriftgelehrten, Annana, in klassischer Darstellung aufgezeichneten Märchens, p. 240.
[{61b}] Custom and Myth.
[{62a}] See Preface to Mrs. Hunt’s translation of Grimm’s Märchen.
[{62b}] P. 309.
[{65}] x. 17. Cf. Muir, Sanskrit Texts, v. 277.
[{66}] As the Sun’s wife is Dawn, and leaves him at dawn, she is not much of a bedfellow. As Night, however, she is a bedfellow of the nocturnal Sun.
[{71}] M. R. R. i. 58-81.
[{72a}] See Robertson Smith on ‘Semitic Religion.’
[{72b}] See Sayce’s Herodotus, p. 344.
[{72c}] See Rhys’ Rhind Lectures; I am not convinced by the evidence.