Rain, [224–6]
Serpents crushed by Herakles, [184]
Seth, grave of (according to Mohammedan tradition), in the valley of Yahfûfâ, in Antilibanus, [280]
Shamgar, Solar hero, another form of Samson, [429–30]
Shechem, a name of the Morning, [25–6];
converted into a prince of the Hivvites, [254]
Shem, the ‘Lofty,’ denotes the Heaven, [132]
Shôpheṭîm (Judges), Phenician magistrates, [242–5]
Sinai, consecrated to Sin, the Moon, [160]
Sinflut became Sündflut—psychological process, [441–2]