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Chapter 9. Greek Myths of the Origin of the World and Man
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Released on: 19/11/2017
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Contents
Preface to New Impression
Preface to New Edition
Chapter 1. Systems of Mythology
Chapter 2. New System Proposed
Chapter 3. The Mental Condition of Savages - Confusion with Nature - Totemism
Chapter 4
Chapter 5. Nature Myths
Chapter 6. Non-aryan Myths of the Origin of the World and of Man
Chapter 7. Indo-aryan Myths - Sources of Evidence
Chapter 8. Indian Myths of the Origin of the World and of Man
Chapter 9. Greek Myths of the Origin of the World and Man
Chapter 10. Greek Cosmogonic Myths
Chapter 11. Savage Divine Myths
Chapter 12. Gods of the Lowest Races
Chapter 13. Gods of the Lowest Races
Chapter 14. American Divine Myths
Chapter 15. Mexican Divine Myths
Chapter 16. The Mythology of Egypt
Chapter 17. Gods of the Aryans of India
Chapter 18. Greek Divine Myths
Apollo
Artemis
Dionysus
Athene
Hermes
Demeter
Conclusion
Chapter 19. Heroic and Romantic Myths
ppendix A
Appendix B
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