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