mythologically called ‘Heights of the Sea,’ [426], [443]
Clouds and Serpents, Hebrew observers of, [227–8]
Coalescence of psychological Motions or Combinations, [375]
Colours only imperfectly distinguished and expressed in the mythic age, [141–155]
Combination of psychological elements, [375]
Comparative Mythology not limited by distinctions of race, [9]
Conception (Anschauung), [377]
Concubines in mythology are of opposite natures to their men, [158]
Confusion of tongues at Babel (Babylon), story of, arose at Babylon, [330–1], [335]
Conquered impose their superior civilisation on their conquerors, [236–40]