| PAGE. | |
| Ohonamochi and his Double | [28-29] |
| The Sun-Goddess issuing from the Rock-Cave of Heaven | [98-99] |
| Sun Worship at the Twin-Rocks of Ise | [130-31] |
| Hohodemi at the Court of Toyotama-hiko | [149] |
| Kedzurikake. The one on the right is the ordinary form, | |
| the other a special kind called ihaigi | [192] |
| Oho-nusa. (From Dr. Florenz's paper in the T.A.S.J.) | [214] |
| Gohei | [215] |
| Ema (Horse-picture) | [222] |
| Mikoshi | [224-25] |
| Himorogi. (From the T.A.S.J.) | [226] |
| Shrines of Ise | [229-30] |
| Toriwi | [233] |
| Chi no wa | [266-67] |
| Misogi, or Purification Ceremony | [298-99] |
| Tsuina, or Expulsion of Devils | [310-11] |
| Wayside Shrines | [366] |
ABBREVIATIONS.
Ch. K.--Mr. B. H. Chamberlain's translation of the Kojiki.
Nihongi.--Translation of the Nihongi by W. G. Aston.
T.A.S.J.--Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan.
ERRATA.
For "Welhausen," note to [p. 113], read Wellhausen.