Myth, Ritual and Religion, Volume 1

Africa Ahone Aitareya Brahmana American ancestors ancient Andamanese animals animistic Aryan Ataentsic Australian Baiame barbaric beasts belief birds borrowed Brahmanas Bushmen chief Christian conception cosmogonic myths Creator Cronus deity Dionysus divine early earth element evidence evolution example existence explain fable fancy father folk-lore Garcilasso ghosts gods Greece Greek myth heaven hero Hesiod Homer human sacrifices hymns hypothesis ideas Incas Indra Ioskeha Kamilaroi later legend Lobeck magic Maori Max Müller medicine-man Michabo missionary moon moral Muir mysteries mythical mythology native natural origin Orphic Pausanias philosophers Pindar plants poets Popol Vuh Prajapati priests Primitive Procne Pund-jel Purusha recognised Red Indians regarded religion religious Rig-Veda rites ritual rude sacred savage myths savagery says shape Smith sorcerers spirits stone stories Strachey Strachey's supernatural survival swallowed temple theory things thought tion totemism tradition trees tribe Tylor Veda Vedic worship Zealand Zeus Zulus