the ritual of, 223 sqq.;
his death and resurrection represented in his rites, 224 sq.;
festivals of, 224 sqq.;
flutes played in the laments for, 225 n. 3;
the ascension of, 225;
images of, thrown into the sea or springs, 225, 227 n. 3, 236;
born from a myrrh-tree, 227, ii. [110];
bewailed by Argive women, i. 227 n.;
analogy of his rites to Indian and European ceremonies, 227;
his death and resurrection interpreted as representations of the decay and revival of vegetation, 227 sqq.;