TABLE OF CONTENTS.
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Preface vii–x
Chapter I. Introductory.
§ 1. Modern Folklore as a source for the study of Ancient Religion 1–7
§ 2. The survival of Ancient Tradition 8–25
§ 3. The survival of Hellenic Tradition 25–36
§ 4. The survival of Pagan Tradition 36–64
Chapter II. The Survival of Pagan Deities.
§ 1. The Range of Modern Polytheism 65–71
§ 2. Zeus 72–74
§ 3. Poseidon 75–77
§ 4. Pan 77–79
§ 5. Demeter and Persephone 79–98
§ 6. Charon 98–117
§ 7. Aphrodite and Eros 117–120
§ 8. The Fates 121–130
§ 9. The Nymphs 130–162
§ 10. The Queens of the Nymphs 162–173
§ 11. Lamiae, Gelloudes, and Striges 173–184
§ 12. Gorgons 184–190
§ 13. The Centaurs 190–255
§ 14. Genii 255–291
Chapter III. The Communion of Gods and Men. 292–360
