[440] Animal Kingdom, vol. ix, p. 309.
[441] See Tooke’s Pantheon, p. 296.
[442] See Grimm’s Teutonic Mythology (translation), pp. 588, 1150.
[443] For Cooper’s view of her origin, see quotation, [p. 93].
[444] Maut, Mat, or Mut, is to Amen-Ra what Artemis was to Zeus, and Juno to Jupiter. She might be viewed as a form of the more familiar Isis, and from close relationship is often confounded with Neith.
[445] From address referred to on [page 125].
[446] Princess, vol. ii, p. 296.
[447] See Plato’s Timæus.
[448] The famous one brought from the East to Scotland and called the “Lee-Penny” has an interesting history. Sir Walter Scott speaks at length of it in his work, “The Talisman.” Says the great novelist: “Its virtues are still applied to for stopping blood and in cases of canine madness” (p. 287).
[449] By Josephus.