Legends, Hebrew, affected by the political separation of North and South, [277–89]
Lemech (Lamech), Solar hero, kills his son, [129]
Lengthened forms of words have greater intensity of meaning than simple, according to the Agâdâ, [340]
Lenormant claims Mythology for the Semites, [11]
Levi, ‘Serpent,’ i.e. Rain, [183–7]
Leviathan (livyâthân), ‘Serpent,’ either Lightning or Rain, [184–6];
Levites oppose the Solar worship of the Golden Bull, [226]
Leviticus, Book of, expresses the compromise between Priests and Prophets, with a leaning towards the Priests, [308]
Life, treated in mythology as identical with fire, [367], [371]