Tribes, Hebrew, named earlier than Jacob’s sons, [176]
Tubal-cain and Jabal, duplicates of Cain and Abel, [111–3], [130]
Union, sexual, its significance in Mythology, [171–3]
Uriah, grave of (according to Mohammedan tradition), [280]
Usurpers, other Gods besides Jahveh, according to Hartmann, [269–70]
Vaivasuta, son of the Sun, Indian legislator, [208]
Varuṇa and Οὔρανος the ‘Coverer,’ [190]
Vedic myths so primitive as to explain themselves, [364]
Virgins made to conceive by the Sun’s rays are the mothers of founders of legislation and religion, [208–9]
Voguls, their Myth of Civilisation, [207]