New York and London
MacMillan and Co.
1911
Contents
- [Chapter I. The Myth Of Osiris.]
- [Chapter II. The Official Egyptian Calendar.]
- [Chapter III. The Calendar of the Egyptian Farmer.]
- [§ 1. The Rise and Fall of the Nile.]
- [§ 2. Rites of Irrigation.]
- [§ 3. Rites of Sowing.]
- [§ 4. Rites of Harvest.]
- [Chapter IV. The Official Festivals of Osiris.]
- [§ 1. The Festival at Sais.]
- [§ 2. Feasts of All Souls.]
- [§ 3. The Festival in the Month of Athyr.]
- [§ 4. The Festival in the Month of Khoiak.]
- [§ 5. The Resurrection of Osiris.]
- [§ 6. Readjustment of Egyptian Festivals.]
- [Chapter V. The Nature of Osiris.]
- [§ 1. Osiris a Corn-God.]
- [§ 2. Osiris a Tree-Spirit.]
- [§ 3. Osiris a God of Fertility.]
- [§ 4. Osiris a God of the Dead.]
- [Chapter VI. Isis.]
- [Chapter VII. Osiris and the Sun.]
- [Chapter VIII. Osiris and the Moon.]
- [Chapter IX. The Doctrine of Lunar Sympathy.]
- [Chapter X. The King As Osiris.]
- [Chapter XI. The Origin of Osiris.]
- [Chapter XII. Mother-Kin And Mother Goddesses.]
- [§ 1. Dying Gods and Mourning Goddesses.]
- [§ 2. Influence of Mother-Kin on Religion.]
- [§ 3. Mother-Kin and Mother Goddesses in the Ancient East.]
- [Notes.]
- [I. Moloch The King.]
- [II. The Widowed Flamen.]
- [§ 1. The Pollution of Death.]
- [§ 2. The Marriage of the Roman Gods.]
- [§ 3. Children of Living Parents in Ritual.]
- [III. A Charm To Protect a Town.]
- [IV. Some Customs Of The Pelew Islanders.]
- [§ 1. Priests dressed as Women.]
- [§ 2. Prostitution of Unmarried Girls.]
- [§ 3. Custom of slaying Chiefs.]
- [Index.]
- [Footnotes]
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