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
Cædmon, cit. ii. 121 seq.
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
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
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
China, Fire-god, i. 72 seq.
—— Genii of, i. 167
—— Mermaid, i. 216
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
Clement VII., Pope, and M. Angelo, ii. 428
Climate, effect on mythology, i. 88
Clough, A. H., cit. ii. 446
Clovis, legend of, ii. 62, 228
Cobalt, derivation, i. 233
Cock Lane Ghost, the, i. 309
Colonial Dragon, i. 385 seq.
Commotion, angels of, i. 100
Compacts with the Devil, i. 308
Confucius, i. 24
Contest in heaven, ii. 107 seq.
Conyers family at Sockburn, legend, i. 388
Corbeil, picture, ii. 295
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
Cyprian, ‘El Magico Prodigioso,’ ii. 341 seq.
Cyprianus, book of, ii. 282
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
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
—— 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.
—— distinguished from devils, i. 36
—— Drisa, i. 235
—— evolution of, i. 29
—— generalisation of, i. 318 seq.
—— genesis of, i. 7
—— germs of, i. 11
—— hunger, i. 41 seq.
—— ink, ii. 282
—— Kako-, i. 24
—— luminous, i. 21
—— meteoric, i. 20
—— nondescript, i. 319
—— obstructive, i. 190 seq.
—— representations of, i. 30
—— Rhone, i. 117
—— Serbian, i. 206
—— Tyrol, i. 198 seq.
—— water, i. 119
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
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
—— 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
—— Japanese, i. 106
—— 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
Diocletian, daughter of, i. 164
Dis, derivation of, i. 355
Disease, i. 249 seq.
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.
—— Chinese, i. 105
—— Colonial, i. 385 seq.
—— communal, i. 390
—— 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
—— French, i. 379
—— Greek, i. 382
—— Hal, at, i. 48
—— Italian, i. 380
—— Mimacs, i. 167
—— myths, i. 403 seq.
—— not primitive, i. 321
—— Saurian theory of, i. 320
—— slayers, i. 97, 394 seq.; ii. 454
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
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.
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
—— 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
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