Volume 2 / Part 4 — Index.
Reading edition
Aaron, i. 187, 335; ii. 47, 235
Abaddon, i. 182, 289
Abel (and Cain), i. 185, 188; ii. 135, 143, 235, 279
Abgott, i. 22 seq.; ii. 13 seq., 47 seq.
Abraham, ii. 54, 81 seq., 132, 262
Accadian Mythology, i. 88, 89, 110, 256; ii. 108
Accusers, i. 344; ii. 151, 160, 165, 169
Actas, the, i. 269
Adam, i. 28, 135; ii. 68 seq., 77, 85, 88, 91 seq., 143, 209, 215, 223, 385, 405, 411
—— Belial, name of Samaël, ii. 262
Adamites, ii. 224, 225
Adar, Chaldean Hercules, i. 110
Adder, i. 358
Adi, Sheikh, his scripture, i. 28
Aditi, i. 15
Admetus, i. 285, 286
Adod, sun-god, ii. 55
Adonis, i. 79
Æolus, king, i. 99, 118, 119
Æons, ii. 254
Æschylus, Eumenides of, i. 8
—— Moiræ of, i. 421
—— Prometheus of, i. 385, 421
Aeshma, i. 19, 58; ii. 263, 264
Aesir, i. 79, 84
Africa, Eucharist of, ii. 219
—— Serpent-drama of, in America, i. 332 seq.
Agni, i. 57, 58, 61, 75, 170, 276, 350; ii. 313
Agriculture and Hunting, i. 188; ii. 235, 136, 143
Agrimony, ii. 324
Agrippa, ii. 210, 285
Ahi the throttler, i. 174, 355 seq., 362, 407; ii. 29, 66, 176
Ahmet, i. 28
Ahriman, i. 25, 36, 60, 253, 369, 423; ii. 6, 21, 24 seq., 34, 76, 105, 158, 184, 235, 424, 452
Ahura, see Asura
Air, Prince of, ii. 210 seq., 236, 398
Aitutaki, i. 43
Aix-la-Chapelle, legends, ii. 397
Akaanga, i. 42
Akhkharu, i. 49, 55
Albach, the giant, i. 199
Albigenses, ii. 252
Albion, i. 160
Alboordj, ii. 27
Alcestis, i. 80, 394, 395, 424
Alchemy, ii. 303
Ale-wife, the wicked, ii. 390
Alhambra, legend of, i. 160
Alilat, goddess of Semitic tribes, ii. 92
Allah, i. 181, 423; ii. 92, 143, 261
Allat, i. 17; ii. 106
Alp, i. 198
Altmark, Teufelsee in, Devil’s altar at, i. 221; Will-o’-Wisp, i. 225; ii. 389
Al Uzza, i. 17
Amalekites, source of power of, ii. 131
Amalrich of Bena, ii. 255
Amazons, ii. 101, 102
Ambulones, spirits called, i. 240
Amen-Ra, Hymns to, legend of, i. 256, 321; ii. 107 seq.
Amenti, Egyptian paradise, ii. 99
Amos, prophecy of, ii. 241
Amrita, i. 46, 59, 356; ii. 67, 68, 113, 221
Anakim, ii. 405
Ananias, ii. 236
Ananta and Sesha, characteristics of Vishnu, i. 351
Angelo, Michael, his Moses, i. 19
—— his Lilith, ii. 97
—— his Day of Wrath, ii. 428
Angel of commotion, i. 100
—— of death, i. 289
—— destroying, i. 252; ii. 233
—— rebellious, ii. 123 seq.
Aniguel, ii. 299
Animals, i. 17; ii. 386
—— legends of, i. 121 seq.; ii. 369 seq., 385
Animalism, ii. 401 seq., 420, 437 seq., 449
Anisel, ii. 229
Annunak, i. 177
Annwn, i. 78
Aniya, ii. 105
Anrōmainyus, ii. 263
Antaeus, i. 407
Antecessor, ii. 322
Antichrist, ii. 24 seq., 316, 320, 392, 398
Antwerp giants, ii. 418
Anu, i. 109; ii. 106, 109, 235
Aphrodite, i. 79, 120, 214; ii. 230, 267
Apocatequil, Peruvian god, i. 198
Apollo, i. 81, 155, 156, 307, 310, 377, 378, 414; ii. 289
Apollonius of Tyana, ii. 304 seq.
Apollyons, i. 182; ii. 191
Apophis, i. 340 seq.; ii. 108
Apotropaei, ii. 290
Aquinas, ii. 386
—— his prayer for the devil, ii. 386 seq.
Arabian legends, cit. i. 107, 198, 290; ii. 136
Arbuda, i. 171
Arcadians, i. 156 seq.
Ardá Viráf, i. 257; ii. 430
Ares, i. 97, 275
Ariel, ii. 299
Ark, Noah’s, i. 335, 337, 411; of Covenant, ii. 238
Arnobius, ii. 305
Arnold, Matthew, cit. i. 225
Arnulphus, cit. ii. 254
Ars moriendi, ii. 394
Arthur, King, i. 68, 368; ii. 317
Aryas, i. 151
Asa, ii. 265, 304, 307
Asaël, i. 17; ii. 265, 299, 304, 307
Ashdahak, ii. 176
Ash Mogh, i. 322; ii. 65
Asmodeus, i. 19, 58; ii. 100, 263, 264, 268, 303, 311, 320, 385, 415
Asp, i. 343, 352
Ass, i. 183; ii. 163, 295
Assyrian, Fire-god, i. 88
—— Mythology, ii. 106 seq.
—— Psalm, i. 255, 256
Astaroth, ii. 299
Astarte, ii. 106, 119
Asteria, ii. 119
Astræa, i. 20; ii. 119
Astrateia, ii. 119
Astrological dances, i. 251
Astrology, i. 74, 251 seq.; ii. 308, 326
Astyages, ii. 176
Asuman, ii. 289
Asura, i. 26, 375, 406; ii. 4, 23, 113
Atergatis, Syrian fish-deity, i. 110
Athene, ii. 235
Atkinson, H. G., cit. ii. 227
Aucassin and Nicolette, ii. 267
Auerbach’s cellar, ii. 336, 416
Auerhahn, ii. 284
Aurelius, Marcus, ii. 244
Australian superstition, i. 269 seq.
Automatia, ii. 274
Avallon, i. 243
Averrunci, ii. 290
Avicenna on Genii, i. 17
Azazel, i. 17, 187, 188; ii. 131, 187, 228
Azraël, i. 290, 291
Azru, i. 401, 402
Baal, i. 9, 62, 65, 78, 183
Babylon, King of, ii. 118, 134
Bacon, Roger, ii. 285
Baga, i. 16
Bahirawa, ii. 408
Bahman, i. 17
Bahu, Assyrian, Queen of Hades, ii. 105, 108, 114
Bakwains, superstition of, i. 98
Bala, i. 71
Balaam, ii. 163
Baldur, i. 78 seq.
Bali, i. 161
Balzac, anecdote of, i. 223
Bambino of Rome, i. 338
Baptism, i. 75; ii. 217 seq., 145, 432
Barbarossa, i. 101; ii. 318
Barbatos, wild archer, i. 101; ii. 299
Barber’s pole, meaning, i. 352
Bardism, i. 78
Baring-Gould, cit. ii. 279; i. 218
Barfael, ii. 299
Barrenness, i. 170 seq.
Bartel, i. 111
Basilisk, i. 361 seq.
Bavent, Madeline, ii. 268
Bear legends, i. 145, 146, 104
Beast in Apocalypse, ii. 5, 256, 247
Beaumont, John, cit. ii. 1
Beauty and the beast, i. 145, 146
Bedargon, ii. 116
Beelzebub, i. 9, 10; ii. 126, 144, 299
Behemoth, i. 46, 323, 408 seq.
Bel, i. 109, 110; ii. 110 seq., 118, 120, 127, 176
Belemnites, i. 101
Beli, i. 189
Belial, i. 18; ii. 191, 192, 287, 299
Bellerophon, i. 154, 155, 382, 386
Belon, Dr., on gold-fish, i. 228
Belus, ii. 99
Beltane cake, i. 47
Benaja, Solomon’s servant, ii. 415
Bene elohim, ii. 405
Beowulf and the dragon, i. 368
Berchta, see Bertha
Berserkers, i. 162
Bertha, i. 214, 215
Bethgelert, i. 351
Bhút, i. 49
Biam of Australia, i. 98
Bickerstith, Dr., on the Devil, ii. 272
Bigot, the word, i. 22
Bildad, ii. 152, 154, 155
Bileam, ii. 304
Bishop’s Bible, cit. i. 16
Black Monk of the Danube, i. 116
Black Prince, ii. 408
Blake, William, cit. i. 13; ii. 269
Blasphemy, ii. 232
Blocksberg, i. 114; ii. 322
Blokula, i. 318; ii. 322
Blood covenant, ii. 219, 308
Blumenthal lake, i. 228
Boar legends, i. 144; ii. 369 seq.
Boar’s head feast at Oxford, i. 90, 387
Bob-tailed dragon, i. 105
Bocca della verita at Rome, i. 201; ii. 245
Bodos, the, i. 53
Bodrima, Singhalese Lilith, ii. 99
Bodine, ii. 210
Boehme’s theory of Satan, ii. 272
Bog, i. 16
Bogey, i. 16
Bogomiles, ii. 385
Bohemian superstition, i. 119
Book-burning, ii. 281, 282
Booin, Mimac warrior, i. 267
Borgia, Roderic, Pope Alexander VI., ii. 255, 333
Bracon Ash, Rector of, cit. ii. 237
Brahma, i. 24; ii. 23, 235
Brahman Eden, ii. 77
—— frogs, ii. 33
Brahmans, ii. 34 seq.
Bran, Knight, i. 365
Breath, i. 406, 407, 411; ii. 234 seq.
Brimir, i. 85
Brinton, Mr., cit. i. 347
Britons, i. 164
Browne, Mr. J., cit. ii. 222
Brownie, i. 163, 165
Buddha, i. 24, 99, 100, 125, 152, 153; ii. 3, 179 seq., 184, 186
Bull, legends of, ii. 29
Bunyan, description of devil, cit. ii. 191
Burmah, rain superstition, i. 356
Burton, ‘Anatomy of Melancholy,’ cit. i. 240, 241; ii. 210
Buslaef, ii. 438
Byelbog, ii. 253
Bythos, Gnostic, ii. 207
Cadmus, i. 407; ii. 278
Cædmon, cit. ii. 121 seq.
Cæsars as gods, ii. 243, 244
Cailliach-more, i. 202
Cain, i. 185; ii. 87, 135, 143, 235
Cala, ii. 409
Calas, Singhalese, i. 275, 276; ii. 408, 409
Calderon de la Barca, ii. 341
California springs, i. 113, 220; story of, ii. 427
Callot, pictures by, i. 417; ii. 190, 393
Calmet, cit. i. 334; ii. 167
Calu Cumara, ii. 408
Cama, Lust, ii. 409
Camerarius, ii. 337
Campbell, Colonel, cit. ii. 234
Candaules, ii. 409
Cardan, cit. ii. 210
Caricatures of gods, i. 310, 311, 321
Carlyle, T., cit. ii. 196 seq.
Cathari, ii. 385
Cato of Utica, ii. 433
Cats, legends of, i. 130 seq.; ii. 301, 310, 312
Celebes, i. 218
Celibacy, ii. 424
Celsus, cit. ii. 305, 401
Centaurs, i. 390; ii. 289
Cerberus, i. 133, 320, 391
Ceylon Rakshasis, i. 151, 216
Chaldæan fragments, ii. 69, 106 seq.
Chaldæo-Babylonian Triad, i. 109 seq.
Chalice, Hindu, i. 31
Charlemagne, legends, ii. 228, 395
Charms, i. 4, 256, 258 seq.; ii. 290, 291
Charybdis, i. 201
Cheepichealm, Dragon of Mimacs, i. 167
Cheiron, i. 390
Chem, Egyptian Pan, i. 188
Chemosh, ii. 56
Chenoos, demons of Mimac Indians, i. 84
Chetiya, the mare, ii. 373
Chimæra, i. 154, 382 seq.
China, Fire-god, i. 72 seq.
—— Genii of, i. 167
—— Mermaid, i. 216
Christmas, i. 23, 275
Churchyard, southern part used, i. 87
Cimmerians, i. 160
Cini, fire, ii. 409
Cinderella, i. 33
Circassians, demonic origin of, i. 161
Circumcision, ii. 83 seq.
Cities, sunken, i. 228
Clavie, the, i. 81, 82, 86
Clement VII., Pope, and M. Angelo, ii. 428
Climate, effect on mythology, i. 88
Cloud phantoms, i. 374, 375
Clough, A. H., cit. ii. 446
Clovis, legend of, ii. 62, 228
Cobalt, derivation, i. 233
Cockatrice, i. 361, 363 seq.
Cockcrow, i. 20; ii. 241
Cock Lane Ghost, the, i. 309
Colonial Dragon, i. 385 seq.
Comets, i. 177; ii. 117
Commotion, angels of, i. 100
Compacts with the Devil, i. 308
Confucius, i. 24
Contest in heaven, ii. 107 seq.
Conversion, ii. 161, 162, 194
Conyers family at Sockburn, legend, i. 388
Corbeil, picture, ii. 295
Cows, i. 126; Indra’s, 414
Craft, W., narrative of, i. 3
Cranach, Lucas, design by, ii. 256
Cranch, C. P., his Satan, ii. 446
Crooked legs of demons, i. 98
Culloo, præternatural water-bird, i. 167
Culpepper, astrologer, cit. i. 253
Cyclopes, i. 97, 107, 164
Cyprian, ‘El Magico Prodigioso,’ ii. 341 seq.
Cyprianus, book of, ii. 282
Cyrus, ii. 176, 410
Dagon, i. 46, 110
Dahut, legend of, Brittany, i. 228
Daityas, enemies of the gods, i. 16
Dame Blanche, La, Normandy, i. 203
Dämonische (Goethe), ii. 274
Dancing, i. 250 seq.
Daniel, horn of, ii. 247
Danites, i. 390
Dano, evil spirit, India, i. 285
Dante, ii. 393, 430 seq.
Danube legends, i. 115 seq.
Dapplegrimm, ii. 371
Darkness, i. 231 seq.
—— Prince of, i. 240; ii. 114, 145
Dartmoor, story of, i. 248
Dasent, cit. ii. 294
Dasyus, i. 151
David, ii. 51, 163
Death, i. 269 seq.; ii. 210
—— Cobbler and, i. 292
—— conquered by Christ, and Herakles, i. 80
—— dance of, i. 293
Deism, i. 1 seq.
Deities, caricatured, i. 30
—— Demonic, i. 7 seq.
—— Dotard, i. 311
—— Night, i. 232 seq.
Della Bella, scientific monster of, i. 323
Demigods, i. 394
Demonic races, i. 156 seq.
Demonolatry, i. 1 seq.
Demonology, task of, i. 38
Demons, Agatho-, i. 24.
—— of barrenness, i. 170 seq.
—— bequest to their conquerors, i. 318
—— classes of, i. 35
—— cold, i. 77 seq.
—— Danube, i. 115
—— decline of, i. 299 seq.
—— Delilah, i. 251; ii. 85
—— distinguished from devils, i. 36
—— Drisa, i. 235
—— Elean, i. 156, 157
—— evolution of, i. 29
—— generalisation of, i. 318 seq.
—— genesis of, i. 7
—— germs of, i. 11
—— hunger, i. 41 seq.
—— ink, ii. 282
—— inundation, i. 108, 109
—— Kako-, i. 24
—— long noses of, i. 196, 197
—— luminous, i. 21
—— meaning of word, i. 14, 16
—— meteoric, i. 20
—— nondescript, i. 319
—— obstructive, i. 190 seq.
—— representations of, i. 30
—— Rhone, i. 117
—— Serbian, i. 206
—— Tidal, i. 118, 119
—— Tyrol, i. 198 seq.
—— water, i. 119
Demons, wind, i. 88, 89, 99
Denial, ii. 400
Denmark, custom in, ii. 389
Destroying angels, i. 252; ii. 58, 266
Deuce, the word, i. 16
Deus, i. 16
Dev, i. 16
Deva, i. 16, 25, 67 seq.
Devaki, ii. 174, 175
Devel, gipsy name for God, i. 16
Devil, ii. 197
—— altar in Altmark, i. 221, 222
—— appearance of, ii. 270, 271
—— barley and, i. 315
—— Bible of, ii. 283
—— bridges, i. 204, 205
—— bridled, ii. 374
—— Brighton, dyke of, i. 122, 123
—— Buda, ditch of, at, i. 114
—— carpenter and, legend, i. 312
—— compacts with, ii. 308
—— complexion of, i. 150 seq.
—— ditches and dikes, i. 114
—— definition of, ii. 1 seq.
—— entry into world, ii. 85
—— flower, ii. 288
—— gratitude of, ii. 389, 396
—— Japanese, i. 106
—— Luther and, ii. 196, 197
—— Luther’s, ii. 286
—— Mozambique, i. 150
—— Ratisbon, bridge, i. 205
—— strife, ii. 135 seq.
—— water, i. 212
—— worship, i. 26 seq.
Dharma, i. 61
Dhulkarnein legend, Koran, i. 168
Diable Boiteux, i. 19, 58, 97, 98; ii. 269
—— Le Bon, ii. 381 seq.
Didron, M., cit. i. 19; ii. 229
Dii Involuti, i. 336, 337
Diocletian, daughter of, i. 164
Dis, derivation of, i. 355
Disease, i. 249 seq.
Disorder, ii. 116, 117
Diti, origin of, i. 15
Dives and Lazarus, i. 281; ii. 394
Dodona, dove on oaks of, ii. 228
Dog, legends, i. 131 seq.; ii. 127, 210, 311, 335, 370
Dogdo, ii. 173
Domovoi, Russian, i. 37
Donne, Dr., on the Muses, ii. 272
Doré’s Triumph of Christianity, i. 420; ii. 266
Dove, legends, ii. 226 seq.
Dragon, i. 299 seq.; ii. 4 seq., 120, 202
Dragon, apocalyptic, ii. 4 seq., 320
—— bob-tailed, i. 105
—— British, i. 386 seq.
—— brutal, i. 391, 392
—— Chinese, i. 105
—— Colonial, i. 385 seq.
—— communal, i. 390
—— conventional, i. 324, 383
—— crests with, i. 366
—— derivation, i. 371
—— distinguished from demon and devil, i. 320
—— Durer’s, i. 381
—— Dygore and, i. 389
—— Egyptian, i. 381
—— eyes of, i. 372, 373
—— French, i. 379
—— Greek, i. 382
—— Hal, at, i. 48
—— Italian, i. 380
—— medicinal, i. 370, 371
—— Mimacs, i. 167
—— myths, i. 403 seq.
—— not primitive, i. 321
—— Saurian theory of, i. 320
—— slayers, i. 97, 394 seq.; ii. 454
—— Turner’s, i. 323, 373, 374
—— Wantley, i. 388, 414
Dreams, i. 237
Drums, superstition of, i. 104, 344
Dualism in nature, i. 6, 12, 305; ii. 385
Duergar, the, i. 163
Dummeteufel, ii. 294
Dúrga and Káli as Eve and Lilith, ii. 102
Duzhak, ii. 29
Dwarfs, i. 161, 163
Echidna, brood of, i. 407; ii. 321
Eclipses in India, i. 44
Edda, cit. i. 10, 84, 85; ii. 68
Edderston legend, i. 164
Eden, i. 186; ii. 86, 88, 89, 64 seq.
Edom, ii. 164, 172, 262
Egg of serpent, i. 325, 327
Egnischen, Satan’s marriage, i. 300
Egypt, dragons of, i. 381
—— plagues of, i. 177 seq.
—— serpent goddess of, ii. 99
—— Sheikh’s ride in, i. 180, 181
—— wars of Ra and Set in, i. 182 seq.
Eisenach, ‘Mystery’ at, ii. 426
Eleans, demonic character of, i. 156, 157
Elbiz, swan, i. 223
Elf, i. 49; ii. 323, 218
—— derivation of, i. 194, 198, 223
Elf shots, i. 104
Elfdale witches, ii. 322
Eli, sons of, ii. 233
Elias, i. 98 seq.
Elihu, i. 156
Eliphaz, ii. 151, 154
Elohim, ii. 46 seq., 210
Emerson, cit. i. 191, 192, 237, 327, 403, 404; ii. 204, 435, 446
Ennoia, ii. 207
Enoch, Book of, cit. i. 131, 409, 410; ii. 74
Epiphanius on flute-players, ii. 273
Erasmus, cit. ii. 291
Erinyes, i. 8, 421; ii. 402
Erleursortok, Greenland demon, i. 83, 183
Erlik, i. 197
Erl king, i. 224, 226
Esau (Edom), ii. 131 seq., 138, 139, 142, 145, 146
Esculapius, i. 370; ii. 278
Etna, temple of Vulcan on, i. 156
Eumenides, i. 78
Euphemism, i. 8, 224, 225
Eusebius, ii. 305
Euthymus, i. 156
Eve, i. 224; ii. 73 seq., 82 seq., 84, 86, 87, 90, 99, 101, 103, 225
Evil, i. 6, 13
Evil eye, i. 372, 373; ii. 217, 334
Excalibur, i. 97
Exorcism, ii. 218
Eystein the Bad, i. 137
Fairfax family, legends, i. 309, 311
Fairies, i. 32
Familiars, Napoleon I., i. 75; Socrates, i. 16
Famine and sun-spots, i. 171 seq.
Fatalism, i. 425 seq.
Fates, i. 420 seq., 426
Faust, i. 120, 189, 190; ii. 198, 305, 306, 309, 332, 333, 335 seq., 399, 417
Faustus, biography, ii. 336
Fear, spirit of, ii. 229, 238
Fenris, wolf, i. 141, 413
Fiend, ‘the Unitarian,’ cit. ii. 292
Finns, Mythology of, i. 88
Firoone, ii. 288
Fire, feast of, i. 61
—— fiend, i. 64, 71, 74, 75
—— worship, i. 65
Flint arrows, darts of gods, i. 104
Flögel, cit. ii. 426
Flood, the, i. 110
Flying Dutchman, the, i. 111
Formosa, isles of the genii, i. 167
Fox legends, i. 123, 124
Franconia, custom in, i. 48
Franklin, anecdote of, i. 107
Fräulein, Holy, i. 225
Frederick the Great, incident in life of, i. 361
Freyja, i. 32, 130, 311, 317; ii. 301
Friedrich of Misnia, ii. 426
Friendly obstacles, i. 206
Friesack, legend, ii. 390, 403
Friesland, legend of, i. 113
Frigga, i. 32, 311; ii. 362, 376 seq.
Froude, J. A., cit. ii. 401
Funeral rites, i. 53, 73
Furies, see Erinyes
Furka glacier, Swiss legend, i. 117
Furniss, Father, cit. ii. 170
Fust, ii. 278, 284
Galeikas, African superstition, i. 157
Galileo, ii. 340
Gammer Gurton’s Needle, ii. 295
Gargoyles, i. 32
Garura, story of, ii. 34
Gast, concerning Faustus, ii. 337
Gaume, Mgr., cit. ii. 212, 216
Gehenna, i. 62, 82; ii. 56
Genii, i. 167
Gentiles, ii. 405, 442
Gergon, ii. 410
Ghilgit fiend, legend, i. 396 seq.
Giants, i. 161 seq.
—— converted, i. 200
—— become fairies, i. 203
—— imprisoned, i. 169
—— become little people, i. 316
—— mountain pass, i. 202
—— Tyrol, i. 198 seq.
Gibbe, cat, ii. 313
Gimli, i. 85
Giri, i. 153
Glamour, i. 213, 244 seq., 316
Glanvil, cit. ii. 212, 323
Glaucoma, i. 214
Glucksbrunn mines, ii. 275
Gluttony, ii. 416 seq.
Gnosticism, ii. 207
Goat, legends, i. 122, 127
Goban Saor, legend, i. 308, 309
Goblin, i. 50
Gods in exile, i. 306
—— in new dress, i. 307, 308
—— returning to nature, i. 317
Goethe, cit. 376, 377
—— antipathy to dogs, i. 134 seq.
Gog and Magog, i. 164, 168, 169, 423
Gohlitzee, legend, i. 222
Gold, devil of, ii. 418
Golden legend, the, cit. ii. 223
Gorgon, i. 370, 377, 378, 406, 422
Grau, Prof., cit. ii. 287
Greek Church and pigeons, i. 227
Gregory, letter to Mellitus, i. 23
—— Pope and dove, ii. 228
Grendel and his mother, i. 120
Gretchen, ii. 269
Grimm, cit. i. 45
Griselda, ii. 158
Gude man’s croft, i. 54, 315, 316
Gula, ii. 113
Guy of Warwick, i. 388, 413, 416
Haborym, i. 74
Hackelberend, ii. 353
Hackelberg, ii. 353
Hadad and Solomon, ii. 164
Hades, i. 60, 76 seq., 82, 232; ii. 113, 235, 403
Hair, Lilith’s, ii. 98
Hakon, Saga, i. 137
Halcyon, i. 118
Hallowe’en, i. 66
Hamah, the bird, i. 28
Hanover, relic in, ii. 226
Haoma, i. 26
Hare, legends, i. 124, 125
Hare-lip, ii. 439
Harischandra, the drama, ii. 35 seq., 158
Harpagus, ii. 176
Harry, Old, ii. 133
Harsenet, ii. 295, 311
Hathors, i. 7; Set and, i. 256
Hatto, Bishop, and rats, i. 129
Havamal, i. 86, 87; ii. 356
Hawthorne, cit. i. 359; ii. 231
Hea, Welsh, i. 78; Egyptian, i. 77, 109
Healing serpent, i. 351, 352
Heaven, i. 85, 86, 310; ii. 67, 424, 430
Hecate, i. 139; ii. 301
Hedgehog, i. 122
Heifer, red, i. 70
Heimo, giant, i; 200
Heimskringla, i. 166
Heine, cit. i. 215, 306, 327; ii. 287
Hel, i. 78, 82
Helena of Troy, ii. 309; Faust’s mistress, ii. 338, 351
Helena, Empress, ii. 223
Helios at Mycenæ, i. 99
Hell, the word, i. 82; notions of, ii. 116, 128, 144, 424; Dante and Arda Viraf, ii. 429 seq.
Hell-hounds, i. 139
Hennessey, W. J., design by, ii. 454
Hephaistos, i. 309
Hera, i. 309
Herakles and Alcestis, i. 285 seq., 394, 403, 407; ii 189, 410
Herbert, George, cit. ii. 380
Herberstein, cit. i. 101
Hercules, see Herakles
Hermödr, i. 79
Herne the hunter, ii. 361
Herod, ii. 72, 158, 179
Herodotus, cit. ii. 102, 417 seq., 409, 445
Hiawatha, i. 283
Hiisi, Finn demon, i. 88
Hildur, a Walkyr, i. 336
Himé, i. 392
Hino Kawa, i. 392
Hippocrates, i. 352
Hirpini, i. 155
Ho, a tribe, their dirge, i. 53
Hödr slays Baldur, i. 78
Hofmann, ii. 286
Hog legends, i. 144; form of a glutton, ii. 403
Hogarth’s ‘Raree Show,’ ii. 399
Hogmanay, i. 90
Holbein’s Ape-devil, ii. 284
Holy Ghost, i. 74; ii. 226 seq., 246
Holy water, ii. 212
Homer, cit. i. 377; ii. 402, 420
Horsel, ii. 377
Horsa, the name, ii. 370
Horse, legends, i. 126, 127; Vale of white, ii. 370
Horus, i. 19, 148, 149, 184, 185; ii. 113, 235
Hosea, cit. ii. 147
Hubert, Saint, ii. 358; his legend, 374
Huelgoat, Arthur’s castle, ii. 359
Hugh de Pontchardon, ii. 360
Hugo, spectre hunter, ii. 358
Hulda, witch, i. 235
Hunger, demons of, 41 seq.; ii. 417
Huntington, W., cit. ii. 160, 161
Huoreo, ii. 374
Hur, third person of Triad, ii. 235
Huss, ii. 425
Hydra, i. 110, 113, 114, 407, 413
—— as cuttlefish, i. 310
Hydrophobia, demon, i. 136
Hyppolite, ii. 102
Iblis (or Eblis), the name, i. 18; office, i. 423; his fall, ii. 143; his doom, ii. 261; Sádi’s vision of, ii. 271; decline, ii. 392; in Persia, ii. 424
Iceland, legends, &c., i. 43, 165, 166; ii. 218
—— horse-flesh in, ii. 372
Ichijo, Japanese emperor, ii. 406
Idolatry, Moslem, i. 29; Jewish, ii. 56, 148
Idumeans, ii. 134, 173
Iduna, i. 79
Igerna, ii. 398
Ildabaoth, ii. 121, 207, 209, 415
Illusion, Hindu goddess, i. 210 seq.; of dreams, 237, 245; of Luther, ii. 196; of witches, ii. 326, 345
Im, sky-god, ii. 109
Incubi, ii. 403
Index Expurgatorius, ii. 385
Indra, i. 26, 97, 134, 151, 170, 204, 323, 350, 407, 414; ii. 66, 68, 71
Inges, the cat, ii. 313
Ink-demon, ii. 282
Innsbruck, Faust at, ii. 338
Inquisition, ii. 128, 382
Intellect, a Bishop on, ii. 277
Inundations, i. 108, seq., 257; ii. 74
Invisible foes, i. 338; rendering, ii. 298, 318
Io’s journey, i. 385
Iona, ii. 383
Ionia, i. 385
Iroquois, i. 188, 189
Irving, H., as Louis XI., ii. 20
Isa or Jesus, ii. 236
Isaiah, Hebrew war-god in, ii. 130
Ischim, ii. 405
Isis, i. 337, 352
Ishmael, i. 161; ii. 83, 134
Ishtar, i. 49, 77, 78, 83, 106, 109, 110, 119
Iswara, i. 262
Isaac, ii. 87, 132
Jack the giant-killer, i. 163
Jackson, Margaret, witch, ii. 313
Jacob, i. 239; stratagems, ii. 132 seq., 138 seq.
Jacobus de Voragine, ‘Golden legend,’ ii. 392
James, St., tempted, ii. 419
Jami, ii. 363
Japanese demons, i. 44, 123 seq.; Yemma, i. 195; dragons, i. 112, 391 seq.; ii. 282
Jarchi, Rabbi, on serpent, ii. 411
Jason, ii. 409
Jealousy, devil of, in Japan, ii. 410; Darwin on, ii. 410; of Eve, ii. 410; of Noria, ii. 410
Jehovah, i. 11, 187, 252, 255, 289, 408; ii. 46 seq., 54 seq., 71, 79 seq., 132, 163, 262
Jephthah’s daughter, i. 417
Jeremiah, ii. 228
Jeremy of Strasburg tempted by the Devil, ii. 366
Jerome, cit. ii. 246
Jethro, sorcerer, ii. 304
Jewess, a haunted, ii. 193 seq.
Jezebel, ii. 85
Jima, i. 283
Jinn, i. 107
Joachim, Abbot, on Antichrist, ii. 255
Joan of Arc, ii. 230
Job, the Divider, i. 149 seq.; his plagues, i. 252; crooked serpent, i. 322; Behemoth of, i. 409; and Harischandra, ii. 45; on future life, ii. 150; salted sacrifice, ii. 160; Agnosticism, ii. 155; heresies, ii. 157; a supposed sorcerer, ii. 158, 304
John the Baptist, i. 102
John XV., Pope, ii. 254; John XXII., ii. 334
Jonah, i. 46, 410; ii. 442
Jonathan Ben Uzziel, Targum, i. 100; ii. 54
Joseph’s tribe, ii. 247
Josephus, cit. ii. 211
Joshua, ii. 165
Joskeha, i. 188
Joss burners, i. 73
Jötunn, i. 45
Judas, i. 424; as winter, i. 80, 81; possession, i. 424; on Satan’s knees, ii. 144, 253; his doom, ii. 38
Judge in ‘Last Judgment,’ ii. 428 seq.
Jugernath in Orissa, ii. 363, 364
Junker Jäkele, ii. 355
Jupiter, i. 402, 407; the name, i. 17; and Prometheus, i. 376 seq.; Tonans, ii. 109; title assumed by Nero, ii. 244; Simon Magus worshipped as, ii. 245; defeats Typhon, i. 423
Justina, Calderon’s, ii. 344
Kachchhaka ferry, Ceylon, ii. 373
Kagura, Japanese, i. 44
Kalendar of Shepherds, i. 83
Kali, i. 44; ii. 103, 104, 240
Kalrya, invoked by woodcutters in Bengal, ii. 364
Kandy, Ceylon, devil at, ii. 408
Kankato-na, i. 358 seq.
Kansa, ii. 174
Kappa, i. 112
‘Kehama, Curse of,’ Southey’s, ii. 362
Kelpie, i. 112
Kemung, demon of cold, i. 83
Kephn, Hunger-demon, i. 42
Ketef, ii. 116
Ketu, i. 19, 255; ii. 116
Key, sense of, i. 102 seq.
Khasm, Persian Asmodeus, ii. 263
Khamseen, Cain wind, i. 185
Kheti, ii. 113
King, Prof., cit. ii. 169, 245
Kiyoto, giant ravishes at, ii. 406
Klabauf, i. 111, 112
Klinger’s ‘Faust,’ ii. 344 seq.
Knowledge, Tree of, ii. 280, 223
Kobolds, i. 233
Kolyadas, rich and poor, i. 90
Kolski, i. 86
Königsgrabe in Sleswig, ii. 357
Krishna, ii. 174, 236, 363
Ku’en Lun, fairies, i. 198
Kuvera, god of wealth, i. 153
Labourd Gascons, i. 18
Lado, i. 81
Ladon, i. 373, 374
Lady-bug, i. 317
Laidley Worm, i. 367
Lambton Worm, i. 48, 387, 411 seq.
Lameness of demons, i. 98
Lamia, Lilith of Vulgate, ii. 99
Laokoon, i. 357; Teutonic, i. 360
Lares, i. 135; ii. 292
Last Judgment, M. Angelo’s, ii. 428
Lausatian custom, i. 81
Lawrence, St., saves Henry II. from devil, ii. 391
Lawyer, Devil as, ii. 389
Lazarus and Dives, i. 281; ii. 394
Lei-chau, thunder-district, i. 104
Leipzig, battle of, ii. 355; Annals of, ii. 366
Leo X., ii. 256
Lernean Hydra, i. 413
Leto, i. 81
Leviathan, i. 46, 108, 109, 408 seq., 417; ii. 100
Light, creation of, ii. 114
Lightning, i. 96 seq.
Lilith, ii. 92 seq., 103, 113, 119, 179, 301, 411
Limbo, Dante’s, ii. 433
Lion, legends, i. 129 seq.
Lithuanian survivals, i. 312
Livingstone, cit. i. 98
Lloyd, W. W., cit. ii. 402
Locusts, i. 176, 181
Logi, i. 75
Loka Phayu, i. 99
Loki, Eddaic demon, i. 10, 11; the name, i. 17; voracity, i. 75; doom, i. 84, 317
London Docks, Portuguese sailors at, i. 81
Lord’s Supper, ii. 220
Lorelei, i. 215
Louis of Thuringia and dove, ii. 228
Lucifer, i. 17; his fall, i. 20; ii. 118, 120 seq., 299, 393
Lucina, i. 157
Ludlow Church, picture of wicked ale-wife, ii. 390
Lakshmí, goddess of prosperity, i. 120
Lunar theology, i. 245; influences, i. 251
Lupercalia, i. 155
Lust, i. 220; ii. 264
Luther, ii. cit. 32, 188, 196, 248, 256 seq., 265, 306
Lycanthropy, i. 158
Lycaon, i. 55
Lycians, chimæra, i. 154
Lyeshy, wood devil, ii. 356
Lyons Cathedral, picture in, ii. 312
Lyttleton, Lord, warning of, ii. 231
Maccathiel i. 17
Maccaria, i. 55
Madana Yaksenyo, Singhalese female lust devils, ii. 405
Madness, i. 263, 264
Madonna, black, i. 337
Madonnas, ii. 91, 92, 236, 395, 404, 410, 426, 429
Magdalen College sculptures, ii. 452
Magdeburg, nymph at, i. 112
Magi and Magician, ii. 174 seq.; St. James and, ii. 414
Magog, i. 164, 168, 169, 423
Mahábhárata, episode, i. 356
Mahrt, i. 236
Mahu, ii. 311
Maitre Bernard, devil’s name, ii. 382
—— Parsin, devil’s name, ii. 382
Mal, lust devil in Ceylon, ii. 409
Malleus Maleficorum, ii. 300
Manes, i. 263
Mania, i. 263
Manitoos, good and evil, i. 167
Manning, Cardinal, cit. ii. 257
Mans forest, spectre in, ii. 358
Manu, i. 49
Manutius, ii. 305
Mara, ii. 158, 179 seq., 183 seq.; Scand., ii. 371
Marbuel, ii. 299
Maria, i. 108
Markgraf of Misnia, his death, ii. 427
Marlowe’s ‘Faust,’ ii. 338 seq.
Marriage, ii. 215; Mephisto opposes, ii. 338
Mars, war-god, i. 275; planet, influence of, ii. 135
Marsh demons, i. 203 seq.
Martel, Charles, in hell, ii. 392
Martineau, Harriet, cit. i. 211; ii. 227
Martin, St., i. 310; ii. 373
Maruts, i. 6
Mary, see Madonna
Master-smiths, i. 309
Mateer, i. cit. 44, 300
Matter, cit. ii. 169
Maui and Mauike, i. 75
Mawmet, ii. 250
Maximilla, ii. 246
May, i. 218; queen, ii. 378
Maya, illusion, i. 200, 211 seq.
‘Measure for Measure,’ i. 83
Medea, ii. 131, 409
Mediæval death-bed, picture, ii. 394
Medicinal dragons, i. 370
Medusa, i. 386, 406
Megæra, Luther nursed by, ii. 256
Melite, asp, i. 343
Melusina, i. 367
Mendes, i. 188
Mephistopheles, i. 199; ii. 332 seq., 299, 340 seq., 383, 399, 416, 417
Mercury, planet, i. 19, 60
Merlin, i. 369; ii. 397 seq.
Mermaid, Chinese, i. 216
Merman, i. 225, 226
Meschia and Meschiane, Persian Adam and Eve, ii. 100, 101
Messias, ii. 187, 135
Metaphrastus, Acta, ii. 341
Metaphysics, i. 428; ii. 347
Meteors, ii. 117
Mexico, Judas in, i. 81; serpent devils, ii. 437
Michael, archangel, ii. 142, 375
Michelet, cit. ii. 219, 233
Midnight brood, i. 241
Mikado saint, i. 391 seq.
Milkah, ii. 156
Miller, Hugh, Moriel’s den, i. 20; Meggie, 92
Milton, his Satan, ii. 126, 191, 393; woman, ii. 409
Mimacs, legends, i. 166, 390
Minerva, ii. 245
Miracle Plays, ii. 128, 191, 295 seq., 388, 393, 426
Mirage, i. 185
Mirror used against devil, ii. 448
Miru, hunger-demon, i. 41 seq.
Miser’s gold, ii. 413
Misleaders, i. 213
Mistletoe, i. 5
Mithras, i. 251
Modo, ii. 311
Mohammed, a stone deity, i. 24, 423; ii. 228, 248, 250; Faust as, ii. 338
Mohanee, Singhalese devil, ii. 409
Moira, fate, i. 420 seq.
Moloch, i. 55, 61, 66, 67
Monk, Mephisto as, ii. 337
Monkish gluttony, ii. 417
Monsters, i. 340
Moody, Mr., cit. ii. 227
Moon, i. 244; ii. 235, 245, 369
Mormons, i. 225
Morvidus, dragon-slayer, i. 368
Moses, ii. 235
Mountaineers, i. 194, 195
Mountains, holy and unholy, i. 193 seq.; demons of, 197, 198; ii. 245
Mouse, legends, i. 128, 129
Mozoomdar, cit. i. 10
Müller, Julius, cit. i. 15; ii. 9
Müller. F. Max, cit. i. 15; ii. 294
Murder, ii. 425
Myiagrus deus, i. 10
Myiodes, i. 10
Mysteries, ancient, ii. 368
Myth, meaning of, i. 28
Naamah, ii. 152, 416
Nachash-beriach, i. 344
Nachzeher, i. 52
Naglok, Hindu hell, i. 151
Namaqua superstition, i. 98
Napier, James, cit. ii. 217
Nastrond, i. 85
National characteristics, i. 160
Nature and Art, i. 209; treacheries of, i. 212 seq.; monsters in, i. 340; dualism of, i. 305; gods returning to, i. 317; deities, ii. 92, 402
Nebo, i. 110
Nemesis, ii. 168
Nepaul iconoclast, i. 304
Nero, ii. 244, 423
Nibelungen lied, i. 86
Nick, Old, i. 111 seq.; of the woods, i. 112
Nickel, derivation of, i. 234
Nickie Ben, Burns to, ii. 382
Nida, i. 85
Nightjäger, ii. 353
Nightmare, i. 236
Nimrod, ii. 176, 364
Nin-ki-gal, queen of Hades, i. 77, 287
Nixa, Baltic, i. 112, 113
Nixy, i. 110, 113
Nizami, cit. ii. 234
Noah, i. 82, 109, 110, 409; ii. 86; legends of, ii. 412 seq.
Noblemen, devil and, ii. 390
Noraita (or Noria), Noah’s wife, ii. 412 seq.
Norsemen, native weapons, i. 45; ideal, i. 394
North, region of demons, i. 83 seq.; of devils, ii. 115
Nôtre Dame at Paris, devil on, ii. 252; incident at door of, ii. 454
Nouah, i. 109
Novgorod, survival at, i. 101
Nu, Egyptian serpent goddess, ii. 99
Nudity, i. 220; disapproved by Mephistopheles, ii. 445
Nyang devil-worship, i. 26
Oannes, i. 46
Object-origins, i. 321
Obstacles, i. 190 seq.; friendly, i. 206
Odin, i. 10, 56, 97, 162; church built by, ii. 358, 369
Oegir, hall of, i. 11, 84
Ogres, i. 51; the word, i. 133; ii. 405
Ohio, college motto in, i. 1
Olaf, Saint, ii. 367
Omens, i. 90, 119, 124, 131, 134, 138; ii. 370
Onion, i. 5
Ophiomorphus, ii. 208, 402
Ophion, ii. 402
Ophis, the word, i. 345; the demon, ii. 208
Ophites, ii. 208
Ophincus, ii. 401
Opposition and opponent, ii. 131, 390
Orain, a universalist, ii. 383
Orcus, i. 306; ii. 370
Ordeals, Dahomeyan, i. 3; rock, i. 201; witch, ii. 317
Origen, cit. ii. 220, 305, 325, 383
Ormuzd, i. 25, 36, 369; ii. 21, 26 seq., 235, 263, 264, 452
Orthros, guard of Orcus, i. 38, 133, 139
Osiris, i. 13, 341, 343; ii. 235
‘Othello’ in California, ii. 427
Otto I. of Altmark, ii. 374
Oxford, old sculptures at, ii. 452
Palnatoke or Palnhunter, ii. 357
Pan, i. 188
Pandora, ii. 89
Pandukhabayo, prince in Ceylon, ii. 371
Pantheism, primitive, i. 5
Paracelsus, ii. 210, 285
Paradise, i. 376; ii. 77 seq.
‘Paradise Lost,’ cit. i. 83
Paries, snake called, i. 343
Parjanya, i. 100
Parker, Theodore, anecdote of, i. 11
Passover, i. 64
Pater, Mr., cit. ii. 267
Patrii, ii. 290
Paul the apostle, cit. ii. 213, 241, 243, &c.
Paul IV., Pope, orders M. Angelo’s figures to be draped, ii. 428
Paulicians, ii. 385
Pavana, Indian messenger of the gods, i. 120
Peacedale, Rhode I., vampyre, i. 52
Peacock, i. 27; ii. 261
‘Peculiar people’ in London, i. 250
Pelsall, survival at, i. 46
Penates, ii. 292
Pendragon, i, 369
Pennant, cit. i. 47
Pentamerone, story in, ii. 374
Pentecost, i. 64; ii. 230, 236, 397
Penzance Common, demon riders on, ii. 361
Pera, rock ordeal at, i. 201
Percival, ii. 398
Perkun, legend of, i. 312
Perkuhnsteine, thunderbolts called, i. 102
Persephone, i. 355; ii. 221
Persian picture of hell, ii. 424
Perun, i. 100, 101; ii. 356
Peruvian mountain god, i. 198
Peter and Christ, ii. 241
Pharaoh, i. 119; ii. 182
Philo, cit. ii. 444
Phœnix, i. 27
Picard, John, ii. 225
Pied piper of Hamelin, i. 129; ii. 355, 367
Pigeon, i. 74, 75, 219; ii. 227, 230
Pilpay, ii. 400
Pindar, cit. i. 18
Pius IX., evil eye of, ii. 334
Pixy, i. 111, 167
Plato, vision of Er, ii. 422, 423
Pliny, cit. i. 60
Plotinus, cit. i. 35
Pluto, ii. 299
Pneuma, ii. 207
Poets on vice and evil, ii. 446 seq.
Polites, Italian demon, i. 156
Pontifex, origin of, i. 204
Pontus, Greeks of, theory of Scythians, ii. 406
Pope and pagan, ii. 191
Pork-eating, ii. 369, 442
Porthcurnow Cove, Tregeagle’s labours, ii. 361
Poseidon, ii. 235, 402
Prayer for the Devil, Aquinas’, ii. 384
Prediger orders, ii. 248
Pre-Munchausenite world, i. 384, 385
Pretas (Siam) demons, i. 44
Pride-of-Life Devil on Nôtre Dame, Paris, ii. 252
Prince of Darkness, i. 240
—— of this world, ii. 178 seq., 383
Priscilla, ii. 246
Prodicus, ii. 224
Prologue to ‘Faust,’ ii. 399
Prometheus, i. 59, 376, 377, 385, 418, 421, 422; ii. 380
Prosecutors, ii. 159
Puritanism, ii. 274
Puspa, Singhalese lust devil, ii. 409
Pythagorean theory, i. 159
Python, i. 80
Queen Mary’s Psalter, pictures from, ii. 271, 301
Quichuas, Viracocha, god of, i. 107
Quito, i. 198
Ra and Mendes, i. 188
Ra and Set, wars of, in Egypt, i. 182 seq.
Ra, the sun, i. 256
Rachel, ii. 85
Radbot, King, ii. 275
Ragnar, i. 414
Ragnarok, ii. 240
Rahab, ii. 416
Rahu, i. 46, 322; ii. 116
Rainbow, called serpent, i. 354, 355
Rakshasis, i. 151, 216
Rasho gate, Devil of, in Japan, ii. 406
Rat legends, i. 128, 129, 145
Ratisbon bridge, legend, i. 205
Raum, i. 74
Ravana, Rajah, ii. 22
Raven, i. 75; ii. 299, 321, 333, 368
Rebekah, ii. 84, 85
Rechalmus, Abbot, cit. ii. 296
Recurrence, phenomena of, i. 406 ii. 403
Reetz, ale-wife carried off, ii. 390
Reichelsheim, ii. 355
Renaissance, ii. 278
Rephaim, ii. 74
Rezon, Prince, ii. 164
Rhone legend, i. 117
Richard I., history, ii. 252
Riesenaltar and Riesenäule, ii. 355
Rig Veda, cit. i. 93, 407, &c.
Ripheus and Dante, ii. 433
River Demons, i. 203 seq.
Robber Knights, ii. 365
Robin Hood, ii. 140
Rocks, i. 201, 202
Rocky passes, monsters of, i. 201
Rodenstein, ii. 355
Rokh, i. 28
Roland at Roncesvalles, ii. 367
Rose, Mother, i. 33; ii. 375
Roskoff, cit. ii. 329 seq.
Rowan, i. 126
Rudra, i. 350
—— Hymn to, i. 93 seq.
Rue, ii. 324
Rum Bahâdur of Nepaul, i. 304
Rupert, Prince, and his dog, ii. 127
Rusalkas, Nixies of Russia, i. 119
Ruskin, cit. i. 192, 403, 404
Russia, mediæval designs in, i. 281; ii. 144, 214, 222, 228, 253, 254, 413, 438
Rutti, Singhalese lust-devil, ii. 409
Saa-Set, ii. 113
Sabbath, witches, ii. 253
Sabbatarianism, ii. 275
Sacrifices, i. 55
Sadi, cit. ii. 236, 271, 423
Saints—Agatha, i. 74
—— Andrew, i. 403
—— Anthony, ii. 188, 190, 289, 418
—— Aquinas, ii. 386
—— Augustin, ii. 397
—— Augustine, cit. i. 154
—— Benedict, ii. 268
—— Columba, i. 165
—— Dunstan, ii. 230
—— Francis, ii. 170, 268, 385
—— Gallus, i. 148
—— Gatien, ii. 397
—— George, i. 403 seq.
—— Gerard, i. 114
—— Godric, i. 75; ii. 419
—— Guthlac, ii. 419
—— James, ii. 419
—— Lawrence, ii. 391
—— Margaret, i. 403
—— Martin, i. 310
—— Michael, i. 403
—— Mikados, of the, i. 391 seq.
—— Nicholas, i. 111, 112
—— Olaf, ii. 367
—— Orain, ii. 383
—— Patrick, i. 389; ii. 4
—— Petrox, i. 389, 414
—— Philip, i. 74
—— Sergius, i. 147
—— Theophilus, ii. 329
—— Vincent, ii. 217
—— Walpurga, ii. 376
—— Wolfram, ii. 275, 307
Saint Vitus’ dance, i. 251
Sais, temple of Isis at, i. 337
Sakya Muni, ii. 179 seq., 184
Salisbury Plain, legend of, i. 370
Salt, i. 65; ii. 150, 217, 297
Salzburg, Bishop of, ii. 417
Samaël, ii. 114, 130, 134, 135, 142, 146, 150, 262, 361
Samis, ii. 235
Sand, George, story by, i. 207
Sangréal, ii. 398
San-nu Hut-uz, i. 321
Santaclaus, i. 111, 112
Sara, ii. 81 seq., 87, 402
Saranyu, i. 8, 20; ii. 283
Satan, i. 423, 424; ii. 121, 125, 128, 143, 159, 164 seq., 185, 186, 193, 241, 242, 246, 299, 395
Satan, Adam’s contract with, ii. 215
—— aureoled, i. 19
—— Celsus on, ii. 401
—— Christ’s idea of, ii. 241
—— doom, ii. 380, 381
—— Heine’s portrait of, ii. 287
—— Jews’ idea of, ii. 163
—— Job and, i. 255
—— Milton’s, ii. 126
—— Mohammed and, i. 18
—— moon-devourer, i. 48
—— outwitted, ii. 395, 397
—— Sadi’s, ii. 271
—— supposed portrait of, ii. 168
Saturn, i. 19, 55, 59, 253, 254
Satyrs, i. 19; ii. 289
Sauer, the dog, i. 137
Sauromatæ of Herodotus, ii. 102
Savages, axioms among, i. 396
Scanda, ii. 23
Scapegoat, ii. 131, 169, 187
Scarabæus, i. 5
Scelestat, De, Devil’s name, ii. 382
Scheibel, cit. ii. 332
Schem-hammphorasch, ii. 304
Schnellert, wild jäger at, ii. 355
Schwarz, ii. 333
Science not dualistic, i. 12
Scott, Michael, legends of, i. 118
Scylla and Charybdis, i. 201, 202, 407; of Thuringia, i. 202
Scythians, demonic origin of, i. 161; ii. 410
Sea, ii. 117
—— dragons, i. 109
—— phantoms, i. 227
Seals, ii. 169, 335
Sealskin maidens, i. 219
Seance in ‘Faust,’ i. 309
Seasons, battle of the, i. 89
Second-sight, i. 163, 241, 242
Seir, mountains of, ii. 118
Selborne, White’s History of, cit. i. 87
Sephiroth, ii. 31, 254
Serapes, i. 338; ii. 290
Seraphim, i. 322, 323, 339
Serbian demon, i. 206
Serpent, i. 325 seq., 418; ii. 167
—— Abyssinian worship, i. 343
—— antidote for bite of, in India, i. 349 seq.
—— of the Ark, ii. 238
—— brazen, ii. 134
—— characteristics of, i. 321
—— Charlemagne and, ii. 396
—— earliest, i. 322
—— egg of, i. 325, 327
—— Greek word for, derivation, i. 345
—— healing art emblem, i. 351, 352
—— India, i. 348
—— legends, i. 147, 148
—— meaning, i. 341
—— Melite, i. 343
—— Persian, i. 25
—— rainbow called, i. 354, 355
—— romance, i. 359
—— spy, i. 345
—— theories of, i. 353 seq.
—— transformations, i. 339
—— treading on, i. 346
—— Vishnu’s, i. 24
—— worship of, i. 13, 328
Servetus, ii. 420
Set and Ra, wars of, in Egypt, i. 182 seq.
Set, Seth, i. 182 seq., 256; ii. 87, 208, 209, 223, 235, 279
Setnau, tale of, Egyptian, i. 413
Seven spirits, ii. 229
Sex in heaven, ii. 386
Shadows, i. 231 seq.
Shakers, ii. 405
Sheikh’s ride in Egypt, i. 180, 181
Sheitan in Constantinople, i. 48
Shekinah, ii. 54, 55
Shelley, ii. 281
Shemmen-Nessem and Khamseen, i. 185
Shi’ichs, men of peace in Scotland, i. 229, 230
Shipwrights’ play, ii. 414
Shiribadatt, King, legend of, i. 401
Shuden dozi, Japanese demon, i. 158; legend of, ii. 406, 407
Shylock, ii. 138
Siegfried, poem of, cit. i. 370, 371
Simson, Rev. M., cit. ii. 215
Simon Magus, ii. 237, 245, 255
Simoom, ii. 234
Sin, i. 235
Sindri, i. 85
Singhalese demonology, i. 355
—— Rakshasis, i. 216
Sinistrari, cit. ii. 306; his book on Demonialite, 384, 385
Siren, Japanese, i. 222, 223
Sirius, ii. 280
Siva, i. 17, 96, 97, 150, 151; ii. 23, 228, 235, 369
Skratti, Old Scratch, i. 86
Slanderers, ii. 160
Sleep, i. 234, 235
Sleepers, mythical, ii. 359; Sleeping Beauty, ii. 375
Sleipnir, Odin’s horse, ii. 371
Sleswig, King Abel at, ii. 357
Slippers, yellow, of witches, i. 215
Smith, the master, i. 309
Snakes, children and, i. 364, 365
—— milk and, i. 365
—— Paries, i. 343
—— Paradise and the, i. 376
—— Saint Patrick and the, i. 389
Socinus, ii. 340
Sockburn worm, i. 388
Socrates, ii. 427
Solomon, i. 120, 186, 187; ii. 163, 164, 223, 278, 304, 415
Solstice, i. 65
Somerville worm, legend, i. 389
Sophia, ii. 207
Sophia Achemoth, ii. 207
Soracte, i. 155
Soranus, i. 155
Sorcery, i. 307; ii. 300, 334
Sosioch, prophet, ii. 29
Sosipolis, i. 157, 339
Souter Fell, Cumberland, spectres, 242 seq.
Spagnoletto, i. 191
Spanish negro madonna, i. 337
Spectres, mountain, i. 242 seq.
Spells, ii. 291, 319
Spencer, Herbert, cit. ii. 219
Sphinx, i. 174, 175, 180, 181
Spiess publishes ‘Faust’ legend, ii. 337
Spinello of Arezzo, ii. 271
Spinoza, cit. ii. 148; diabolised, ii. 349, 425; on the devil, ii. 439
Spiritualism, i. 52; ii. 307, 331
Sraosha, ii. 263, 264
Strauss, cit. ii. 186
Straw Mujik of Russia, i. 81
Streatham Church, Franklin at, i. 107
Steubel and Wirbel in the Danube, i. 115, 116
Succubæ, ii. 403
Su Fuh, necromancer, i. 167
Suicide, i. 229
Sunken cities and treasures, i. 228
Sun-spots and famine, i. 171 seq.
Sun-worship, i. 173
Svaldifari, ii. 371
Svedgir, i. 162, 256
Sviatevit, i. 97
Swamy, Sir M. C., ii. 35 seq.
Swan legends, i. 113, 119, 212, 214 seq., 221, 224
Swedenborg, cit. i. 211; his visions, ii. 427 seq.; Emerson on, ii. 435; hell of, ii. 436
Sweden, witchcraft in, i. 317
Syrians, ii. 148
Tacitus, cit. ii. 370
Tai-shan mountain, i. 197
Talmage, Rev. Dr., cit. ii. 216
Tannhauser, i. 223; ii. 320
Tannin in Old Testament, i. 322
Taous, peacock symbol, i. 27
Targum, cit. i. 100; ii. 54, 247
Tartar superstition, i. 104
Tartini, his Devil’s sonata, ii. 273
Tchernibog, i. 154; ii. 253
Tedworth ghost, ii. 309
Temptation, ii. 178 seq.
Tenjo, mountain demon of Japan, i. 195 seq.
Tennyson, cit. ii. 102
Terah brings Abraham before Nimrod, ii. 365
Teraphim, i. 37; ii. 290
Termagol, giant, i. 164
Tertullian, cit. i. 82; ii. 244, 341
Tetzel and Luther, ii. 32
Teufelsee, demon, i. 221, 222
Thebes, picture, ii. 403
Theophilus, St., ii. 395
Thespesius visits Hades, ii. 423
Thibet, hell in, i. 83
Thokk, i. 78, 232
Thor, i. 59, 100, 232, 317
Thoth, ii. 303
Thugs, i. 151
Thummim, i. 54
Thunder, duke, i. 104
—— legends, i. 100; bolts, i. 101
Thurgau custom, i. 316
Thuringian Scylla, i. 202
Tiamat, ii. 106, 110
Tidal demons, i. 118, 119
Titans, i. 6, 74; ii. 401
Tituba, Salem witch, ii. 314
Titus on demons, ii. 211
Tiw, i. 16
Tobit, ii. 265, 325
Tophet, i. 62; ii. 235
Torches, feast of, i. 91, 395 seq.
Torrents, demons of, i. 203 seq.
Tota, i. 204
Tours, ‘Mystery at,’ ii. 128, 191, 391
Tourtak, god of Tigris, i. 108
Trajan and Dante, ii. 433
Transformations, i. 217
Transmigration, i. 125, 126
Travancore, demons of, i. 44; Holy Tree, i. 299 seq.
Treacheries, natural, i. 212 seq.
Treasures, sunken, i. 228
Tregeagle’s ghost, ii. 361
Triad, i. 24; ii. 235
Trinity, i. 24; ii. 235
Tritas, ii. 369
Tsar Moiskoi, i. 119, 219
Tsui-knap, i. 98
Tsuma, hero, ii. 406
Tübingen students imprisoned, ii. 337
Tumbariungona marsh, Ceylon, ii. 373
Turner, J. M. W., dragons, i. 323
Turanian metallurgists, i. 353
Twashtri, i. 75, 170
‘Twelfth Night,’ i. 314
Tylor, E. B., on limping deities, i. 18; mixed deities, i. 24; Izedis, i. 27; funeral customs, i. 53; Judas-burning in Mexico, i. 80, 81
Typho, i. 251
Typhon, i. 54; Horus and, i. 184, 185, 407, 423; ii. 235
Uchuella Chaqui, i. 98
Ukko, i. 102
Undine, i. 111
Unholdenhof, i. 199
Universalism, Orain’s, ii. 382; Paul’s, ii. 383; Sinistrari’s, ii. 383 seq.
Unmercifulness, ii. 254
Unrest, spirit of, ii. 118, 137, 400
Urim and Thummim, ii. 54
Ursel, ii. 379
Urselberg, ii. 379
Ursula, ii. 379
Uru, Moon-god, ii. 106
Uther Pendragon, i. 369; ii. 398
Uz, ii. 149
Vala, ii. 371
Valhalla, i. 229; ii. 321, 369
Valkyrs or Walkyrs, ii. 101, 318
Vampyres, i. 49, 51, 52, 244, 245
Vanland, story of, i. 235; ii. 371
Vanalandi, i. 162
Varuna, i. 4, 356
—— hymn to, i. 300
Vasishtha, ii. 32 seq.
Vasudéva, ii. 175
Vata, i. 99
Vatican, Faust and Mephisto there, ii. 338, 341; M. Angelo, ii. 188, 427
Vauvert diable, ii. 201
Vayu’s wind chariot, i. 99, 100
Vedic hymn, i. 99
Veils, i. 337 seq.
Vena, ii. 240
Venerable Bede, cit. ii. 425
Veneur, Le Grand, Fontainbleau, ii. 358
Venus, see Aphrodite
Venusberg, i. 223; ii. 377
Vervain, ii. 324
Vespasian, ii. 244
Vídátu, ii. 264
Vii, i. 96
Vikram, i. 49
Vilz, devil at, i. 205
Vindicatores, ii. 291
Viracocha, god of Quichuas, i. 107
Virginia, incident in, i. 192, 193
Virgin, Antichrist born of, ii. 257; Merlin born of, ii. 394 (see Madonna); Virgin and viper, ii. 410
Virginity, ii. 231
Virgins of the Parable, fatal, ii. 427
Vishnu, i. 144, 161, 418; ii. 235, 362, 369
Vishtasp, narcotic, ii. 431
Viswámitra, ii. 23, 32 seq.
Vivien beguiles Merlin, ii. 398
Vladimir, ii. 356
Voland, ii. 379
Volmer’s hunt, ii. 376
Voltaire, his deathbed, i. 280; diabolised, ii. 349, 425; dislike to raven, ii. 367
Vortigern, i. 369, 370; ii. 398
Vritra, i. 36, 151, 170, 171, 322, 355, 356, 413
Vulcan, i. 170, 171
—— temple to, on Etna, i. 156
Vulgate, cit. i. 19
Wagner, myths used by, i. 86
Waldemar’s hunt, ii. 276, 277
Walpurga, St., ii. 378
Walpurgis night, i. 190, 234
Wandjäger, ii. 353
Wansbeck river, legend, i. 118
Wasserkelch church, ii. 396
Watchnight, i. 90
Water spirits, i. 113 seq., 120
Waterspouts, i. 107
Wauljäger, ii. 353
Wayland, Vedic Vala, i. 19
Wear, river, legend, i. 118
Werewolves, i. 158, 303, 314, 315; girdle, ii. 318
Wesley, his watchnight, i. 190; on Mohammed, ii. 250; and the Cock Lane ghost, ii. 309
Wesleyans and theatres, ii. 273
Wessamonny, Singhalese demon, i. 97, 355
Westminster Abbey, Hell denounced in, ii. 239
Whirlwinds, i. 105
White Lady, ii. 361, 377 seq.
Wild Huntsman, i. 139; ii. 353 seq.
Williams, Prof. M., cit. i. 50
Will-o’-wisp, i. 212 seq., 225
Wilten, monk at, i. 200
Wind demons, i. 88, 89; bride, i. 106
Windeschmann, cit. i. 283
Wine devil, ii. 392, 415 seq.
Winter demons, i. 77 seq.
Wirtel, Danube, i. 115
Witches, yellow slippers, i. 215; ii. 288 seq.; Salem, ii. 314; trial, ii. 315; confessions, ii. 218 seq.; testing, ii. 317; in Virginia, ii. 326; biblical, ii. 327; execution, ii. 327 seq., 386
Wittenberg forest and Faust, ii. 337
Wodan, i. 99, 100, 310, 313; ii. 353
Wodejäger, ii. 353
Wolf legends, i. 140, 144, 154, 318; glen, ii. 361
Women, protected, i. 319 seq.; first in India, ii. 75; Persia, ii. 77; diabolised, ii. 85 seq.; rib-theory of, ii. 103; as tempter, ii. 191 seq.; why witches were chiefly women, ii. 195; Malleus Maleficorum on, ii. 300; Euripides and Milton concerning, ii. 409
World, Goethe’s ‘Faust’ on the, ii. 352
Worms, i. 332, 336; City of, i. 366; Laidley, i. 367, 368; Lambton, i. 387, 411 seq.; Sockburn, i. 388; Somerville, i. 389; of Time, i. 342; poetic, ii. 393
Wrath, Day of, Mary in, ii. 429
Wuchang, temple of horrors, ii. 424
Wustanges Heer, ii. 353
Wuttke, Dr., cit. i. 160; ii. 307, 353, 374
Yakkos, Yakshas, i. 151 seq.
Yama, King of Death, i. 6
Year, old and new, i. 89, 90
Yellow slippers of witches, i. 215
Yemma, king of Hades, Jap., i. 195
Yeous, the giant, i. 207 seq.
Yezedis, i. 27
Yimi, i. 283
Ynglinga Saga, i. 162; ii. 371
Yorimitsa, Japanese hero, ii. 406 seq.
York Cathedral, i. 32
Yule-tide, i. 23
Yü Shüt, Chinese rain-god, i. 105
Zafarana, Sicilian story, ii. 369
Zamhor, i. 26
Zamiel, ii. 300, 361
Zerffi, Dr., cit. ii. 286
Zeruâne-Akrane, ii. 235
Zeus, i. 402; ii. 235
—— etymology, i. 17
—— Fates of, i. 420 seq.
—— Fly-god, i. 10
—— jealous, i. 59
—— Lightning-wielder, i. 97
—— in ‘Iliad,’ ii. 402
Zinzendorf, i. 347
Zohak, i. 359; ii. 176, 234, 363, 364
Zophar, ii. 152, 154
Zoroaster, i. 60, 154; ii. 24, 172, 184, 431
Zum Loch, Zurich, Charlemagne at, ii. 395
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