Psyche: The Cult of Souls and Belief in Immortality among the Greeks

by Erwin Rohde

Feet of the corpse pointing towards the door, [i, 26].

Fetishism in Greece, [iv, 118].

Figs, kathartic uses of, [590].

Fire, kathartic uses of, [i, 41]; [ix, 127].

Fish: see [Food], prohibition of.

Flaminius as Hero, [531].

Folk-poetry, [25]; belief about the souls, [524]; legends about the “translated”, [xiv, ii, 105].

Folk tales (Greek), [iv, 115]; [xiv, ii, 151].

Food, Prohibition of certain foods (attributed to Eleusis), [vi, 35]; among the Orphics, [x, 54]–5; Thracian, [x, 78]; by Pythagoras, [xi, 42], [47]; Empedokles, [xi, 76], [85].

Fountains in Hades, [xii, 62]; [xiv, ii, 151]; of Immortality, [xiv, ii, 151].