tly free,
natural, and god-like? It is a mystery of race, and of a divine gift.
'The heavenly gods have given it to mortals.'

FOOTNOTES:

[237] The illustrations in this article are for the most part copied,
by permission of Messrs. Cassell & Co., from the _Magazine of Art_, in
which the Essay appeared.

[238] Part of the pattern (Fig. 5, _b_) recurs on the New Zealand
Bull-roarer, engraved in the Essay on the Bull-roarer.

[239] See Schliemann's _Troja_, wherein is much learning and fancy
about the Aryan Svastika.

INDEX.

Accadia, 62, 137, 151, 154

Achbor, 115

Acosta, 19

Adityas, 135

AEetes, 95

AElian, 109

AEschines, 39

Africa, 149

-- customs of women in, 72

-- divining rod in, 184-186

Aleutians, 74

Amazon, Indians of, 131

Ancestor worship among Hottentots and elsewhere, 197-211

Ancestors in stars, 129, 130

Animal bride, 76

-- deities, 103-120

-- worship, 118

Animals--
bear in religion, 176
descent claimed from, 104, 128
in stars, 121-142
sacred, 103-120
sun regarded as a beast, 133

Apollo and the mouse, 103-120

Apollodorus, 49

Apollonius Rhodius, 95

Apsaras, 65

Apsyrtos, 95

Apuleius, 64, 75

Arcadians, 128

Ares, 126

Argives, 110

Aristophanes, 133

Arktos, 141

Arnobius, 39

Art, early Greek, 303

-- gods in, 118

Art of Ojibways, 293

-- of savages, 276-304

-- Palaeolithic, 297

Artemis Orthia, 33

Aryan myths parallel with savage, 83, 96, 97, 103-120, 141

-- nuptial etiquette, 76

-- race, 117

Aryans and savages, 134-135

-- sensitive to 'loud' colours, 69

Ashanti, 24

Assyria, army of, destroyed, 112

Assyrian etymologies, 28

Astley, 72

Atharva Veda, 216, 217

Athens, owl of, 110

Aurelii, 104

Australia, 72

-- arts of, 283

-- divination in, 170

-- Herbert Spencer on, 125

-- moon myth, 54

-- native stratagem, 41

-- religion of, 231

-- swallowing myth, 54

Aymar, Jacques, 191-195

Baal, 62

-- Hamon, 61

Ballad of 'Bonny Hind,' 175

Ballads, 156-179

Barbadoes, 20

Bear among stars, 121

-- Callisto changed into, 128

-- in Finnish and other religions, 176

-- Max