New York and London
MacMillan and Co.
1914
Contents
- [Preface to the First Edition.]
- [Preface to the Second Edition.]
- [Preface to the Third Edition.]
- [Book First. Adonis.]
- [Chapter I. The Myth of Adonis.]
- [Chapter II. Adonis in Syria.]
- [Chapter III. Adonis in Cyprus.]
- [Chapter IV. Sacred Men and Women.]
- [§ 1. An Alternative Theory.]
- [§ 2. Sacred Women in India.]
- [§ 3. Sacred Men and Women in West Africa.]
- [§ 4. Sacred Women in Western Asia.]
- [§ 5. Sacred Men in Western Asia.]
- [§ 6. Sons of God.]
- [§ 7. Reincarnation of the Dead.]
- [§ 8. Sacred Stocks and Stones among the Semites.]
- [Chapter V. The Burning of Melcarth.]
- [Chapter VI. The Burning of Sandan.]
- [§ 1. The Baal of Tarsus.]
- [§ 2. The God of Ibreez.]
- [§ 3. Sandan of Tarsus.]
- [§ 4. The Gods of Boghaz-Keui.]
- [§ 5. Sandan and Baal at Tarsus.]
- [§ 6. Priestly Kings of Olba.]
- [§ 7. The God of the Corycian Cave.]
- [§ 8. Cilician Goddesses.]
- [§ 9. The Burning of Cilician Gods.]
- [Chapter VII. Sardanapalus and Hercules.]
- [§ 1. The Burning of Sardanapalus.]
- [§ 2. The Burning of Croesus.]
- [§ 3. Purification by Fire.]
- [§ 4. The Divinity of Lydian Kings.]
- [§ 5. Hittite Gods at Tarsus and Sardes.]
- [§ 6. The Resurrection of Tylon.]
- [Chapter VIII. Volcanic Religion.]
- [§ 1. The Burning of a God.]
- [§ 2. The Volcanic Region of Cappadocia.]
- [§ 3. Fire-Worship in Cappadocia.]
- [§ 4. The Burnt Land of Lydia.]
- [§ 5. The Earthquake God.]
- [§ 6. The Worship of Mephitic Vapours.]
- [§ 7. The Worship of Hot Springs.]
- [§ 8. The Worship of Volcanoes in other Lands.]
- [Chapter IX. The Ritual of Adonis.]
- [Chapter X. The Gardens of Adonis.]
- [Book Second. Attis.]
- [Chapter I. The Myth and Ritual of Attis.]
- [Chapter II. Attis As a God of Vegetation.]
- [Chapter III. Attis As The Father God.]
- [Chapter IV. Human Representatives of Attis.]
- [Chapter V. The Hanged God.]
- [Chapter VI. Oriental Religions in the West.]
- [Chapter VII. Hyacinth.]
- [Footnotes]
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