Servetus, ii. 420
Set and Ra, wars of, in Egypt, i. 182 seq.
Set, Seth, i. 182 seq., 256; ii. 87, 208, 209, 223, 235, 279
Setnau, tale of, Egyptian, i. 413
Seven spirits, ii. 229
Sex in heaven, ii. 386
Shadows, i. 231 seq.
Shakers, ii. 405
Sheikh’s ride in Egypt, i. 180, 181
Sheitan in Constantinople, i. 48
Shelley, ii. 281
Shemmen-Nessem and Khamseen, i. 185
Shi’ichs, men of peace in Scotland, i. 229, 230
Shipwrights’ play, ii. 414
Shiribadatt, King, legend of, i. 401
Shuden dozi, Japanese demon, i. 158;
legend of, ii. 406, 407
Shylock, ii. 138
Siegfried, poem of, cit. i. 370, 371
Simson, Rev. M., cit. ii. 215
Simon Magus, ii. 237, 245, 255
Simoom, ii. 234
Sin, i. 235
Sindri, i. 85
Singhalese demonology, i. 355
—— Rakshasis, i. 216
Sinistrari, cit. ii. 306;
his book on Demonialite, 384, 385
Sirius, ii. 280
Siva, i. 17, 96, 97, 150, 151; ii. 23, 228, 235, 369
Skratti, Old Scratch, i. 86
Slanderers, ii. 160
Sleepers, mythical, ii. 359;
Sleeping Beauty, ii. 375
Sleipnir, Odin’s horse, ii. 371
Sleswig, King Abel at, ii. 357
Slippers, yellow, of witches, i. 215
Smith, the master, i. 309
Snakes, children and, i. 364, 365
—— milk and, i. 365
—— Paries, i. 343
—— Paradise and the, i. 376
—— Saint Patrick and the, i. 389
Socinus, ii. 340
Sockburn worm, i. 388
Socrates, ii. 427
Solomon, i. 120, 186, 187; ii. 163, 164, 223, 278, 304, 415
Solstice, i. 65
Somerville worm, legend, i. 389
Sophia, ii. 207
Sophia Achemoth, ii. 207
Soracte, i. 155
Soranus, i. 155
Sosioch, prophet, ii. 29
Souter Fell, Cumberland, spectres, 242 seq.
Spagnoletto, i. 191
Spanish negro madonna, i. 337
Spectres, mountain, i. 242 seq.
Spencer, Herbert, cit. ii. 219
Spiess publishes ‘Faust’ legend, ii. 337
Spinello of Arezzo, ii. 271
Spinoza, cit. ii. 148;
diabolised, ii. 349, 425;
on the devil, ii. 439
Spiritualism, i. 52; ii. 307, 331
Strauss, cit. ii. 186
Straw Mujik of Russia, i. 81
Streatham Church, Franklin at, i. 107
Steubel and Wirbel in the Danube, i. 115, 116
Succubæ, ii. 403
Su Fuh, necromancer, i. 167
Suicide, i. 229
Sunken cities and treasures, i. 228
Sun-spots and famine, i. 171 seq.
Sun-worship, i. 173
Svaldifari, ii. 371
Sviatevit, i. 97
Swamy, Sir M. C., ii. 35 seq.
Swan legends, i. 113, 119, 212, 214 seq., 221, 224
Swedenborg, cit. i. 211;
his visions, ii. 427
seq.;
Emerson on, ii. 435;
hell of, ii. 436
Sweden, witchcraft in, i. 317
Syrians, ii. 148
Tacitus, cit. ii. 370
Tai-shan mountain, i. 197
Talmage, Rev. Dr., cit. ii. 216
Tannin in Old Testament, i. 322
Taous, peacock symbol, i. 27
Targum, cit. i. 100; ii. 54, 247
Tartar superstition, i. 104
Tartini, his Devil’s sonata, ii. 273
Tedworth ghost, ii. 309
Temptation, ii. 178 seq.
Tenjo, mountain demon of Japan, i. 195 seq.
Tennyson, cit. ii. 102
Terah brings Abraham before Nimrod, ii. 365
Termagol, giant, i. 164
Tertullian, cit. i. 82; ii. 244, 341
Tetzel and Luther, ii. 32
Thebes, picture, ii. 403
Theophilus, St., ii. 395
Thespesius visits Hades, ii. 423
Thibet, hell in, i. 83
Thoth, ii. 303
Thugs, i. 151
Thummim, i. 54
Thunder, duke, i. 104
—— legends, i. 100;
bolts, i. 101
Thurgau custom, i. 316
Thuringian Scylla, i. 202
Tituba, Salem witch, ii. 314
Titus on demons, ii. 211
Tiw, i. 16
Torches, feast of, i. 91, 395 seq.
Torrents, demons of, i. 203 seq.
Tota, i. 204
Tours, ‘Mystery at,’ ii. 128, 191, 391
Tourtak, god of Tigris, i. 108
Trajan and Dante, ii. 433
Transformations, i. 217
Travancore, demons of, i. 44;
Holy Tree, i. 299
seq.
Treacheries, natural, i. 212 seq.
Treasures, sunken, i. 228
Tregeagle’s ghost, ii. 361
Tritas, ii. 369
Tsui-knap, i. 98
Tsuma, hero, ii. 406
Tübingen students imprisoned, ii. 337
Tumbariungona marsh, Ceylon, ii. 373
Turner, J. M. W., dragons, i. 323
Turanian metallurgists, i. 353
‘Twelfth Night,’ i. 314
Tylor, E. B., on limping deities, i. 18;
mixed deities, i. 24;
Izedis, i. 27;
funeral customs, i. 53;
Judas-burning in Mexico, i. 80,
81
Typho, i. 251
Typhon, i. 54;
Horus and, i. 184, 185, 407, 423; ii.
235
Uchuella Chaqui, i. 98
Ukko, i. 102
Undine, i. 111
Unholdenhof, i. 199
Universalism, Orain’s, ii. 382;
Paul’s, ii. 383;
Sinistrari’s, ii. 383
seq.
Unmercifulness, ii. 254
Unrest, spirit of, ii. 118, 137, 400
Urim and Thummim, ii. 54
Ursel, ii. 379
Urselberg, ii. 379
Ursula, ii. 379
Uru, Moon-god, ii. 106
Uther Pendragon, i. 369; ii. 398
Uz, ii. 149
Vala, ii. 371
Valhalla, i. 229; ii. 321, 369
Valkyrs or Walkyrs, ii. 101, 318
Vampyres, i. 49, 51, 52, 244, 245
Vanland, story of, i. 235; ii. 371
Vanalandi, i. 162
—— hymn to, i. 300
Vasishtha, ii. 32 seq.
Vasudéva, ii. 175
Vata, i. 99
Vatican, Faust and Mephisto there, ii. 338, 341;
M. Angelo, ii. 188, 427
Vauvert diable, ii. 201
Vayu’s wind chariot, i. 99, 100
Vedic hymn, i. 99
Veils, i. 337 seq.
Vena, ii. 240
Venerable Bede, cit. ii. 425
Veneur, Le Grand, Fontainbleau, ii. 358
Venus, see Aphrodite
Vervain, ii. 324
Vespasian, ii. 244
Vídátu, ii. 264
Vii, i. 96
Vikram, i. 49
Vilz, devil at, i. 205
Vindicatores, ii. 291
Viracocha, god of Quichuas, i. 107
Virginia, incident in, i. 192, 193
Virgin, Antichrist born of, ii. 257;
Merlin born of, ii. 394
(see Madonna);
Virgin and viper, ii. 410
Virginity, ii. 231
Virgins of the Parable, fatal, ii. 427
Vishnu, i. 144, 161, 418; ii. 235, 362, 369
Vishtasp, narcotic, ii. 431
Vivien beguiles Merlin, ii. 398
Vladimir, ii. 356
Voland, ii. 379
Volmer’s hunt, ii. 376
Voltaire, his deathbed, i. 280;
diabolised, ii. 349, 425;
dislike to raven, ii. 367
Vortigern, i. 369, 370; ii. 398
Vritra, i. 36, 151, 170, 171, 322, 355, 356, 413
—— temple to, on Etna, i. 156
Vulgate, cit. i. 19
Wagner, myths used by, i. 86
Walpurga, St., ii. 378
Wandjäger, ii. 353
Wansbeck river, legend, i. 118
Wasserkelch church, ii. 396
Watchnight, i. 90
Water spirits, i. 113 seq., 120
Waterspouts, i. 107
Wauljäger, ii. 353
Wayland, Vedic Vala, i. 19
Wear, river, legend, i. 118
Werewolves, i. 158, 303, 314, 315;
girdle, ii. 318
Wesley, his watchnight, i. 190;
on Mohammed, ii. 250;
and the Cock Lane ghost, ii. 309
Wesleyans and theatres, ii. 273
Wessamonny, Singhalese demon, i. 97, 355
Westminster Abbey, Hell denounced in, ii. 239
Whirlwinds, i. 105
Wild Huntsman, i. 139; ii. 353 seq.
Williams, Prof. M., cit. i. 50
Will-o’-wisp, i. 212 seq., 225
Wilten, monk at, i. 200
Wind demons, i. 88, 89;
bride, i. 106
Windeschmann, cit. i. 283
Winter demons, i. 77 seq.
Wirtel, Danube, i. 115
Witches, yellow slippers, i. 215; ii. 288
seq.;
Salem, ii. 314;
trial, ii. 315;
confessions, ii. 218
seq.;
testing, ii. 317;
in Virginia, ii. 326;
biblical, ii. 327;
execution, ii. 327 seq.,
386
Wittenberg forest and Faust, ii. 337
Wodan, i. 99, 100, 310, 313; ii. 353
Wodejäger, ii. 353
Wolf legends, i. 140,
144, 154, 318;
glen, ii. 361
Women, protected, i. 319
seq.;
first in India, ii. 75;
Persia, ii. 77;
diabolised, ii. 85
seq.;
rib-theory of, ii. 103;
as tempter, ii. 191
seq.;
why witches were chiefly women, ii. 195;
Malleus Maleficorum on, ii. 300;
Euripides and Milton concerning, ii. 409
World, Goethe’s ‘Faust’ on the, ii. 352