Madonnas, ii. 91, 92, 236, 395, 404, 410, 426, 429
Magdalen College sculptures, ii. 452
Magdeburg, nymph at, i. 112
Magi and Magician, ii. 174
seq.;
St. James and, ii. 414
Mahábhárata, episode, i. 356
Mahrt, i. 236
Mahu, ii. 311
Maitre Bernard, devil’s name, ii. 382
—— Parsin, devil’s name, ii. 382
Mal, lust devil in Ceylon, ii. 409
Malleus Maleficorum, ii. 300
Manes, i. 263
Mania, i. 263
Manitoos, good and evil, i. 167
Manning, Cardinal, cit. ii. 257
Mans forest, spectre in, ii. 358
Manu, i. 49
Manutius, ii. 305
Mara, ii. 158, 179 seq., 183 seq.;
Scand., ii. 371
Marbuel, ii. 299
Maria, i. 108
Markgraf of Misnia, his death, ii. 427
Marlowe’s ‘Faust,’ ii. 338 seq.
Marriage, ii. 215;
Mephisto opposes, ii. 338
Mars, war-god, i. 275;
planet, influence of, ii. 135
Marsh demons, i. 203 seq.
Martel, Charles, in hell, ii. 392
Martineau, Harriet, cit. i. 211; ii. 227
Maruts, i. 6
Mary, see Madonna
Master-smiths, i. 309
Matter, cit. ii. 169
Maui and Mauike, i. 75
Mawmet, ii. 250
Maximilla, ii. 246
Maya, illusion, i. 200, 211 seq.
‘Measure for Measure,’ i. 83
Mediæval death-bed, picture, ii. 394
Medicinal dragons, i. 370
Megæra, Luther nursed by, ii. 256
Melite, asp, i. 343
Melusina, i. 367
Mendes, i. 188
Mephistopheles, i. 199; ii. 332 seq., 299, 340 seq., 383, 399, 416, 417
Mermaid, Chinese, i. 216
Meschia and Meschiane, Persian Adam and Eve, ii. 100, 101
Metaphrastus, Acta, ii. 341
Meteors, ii. 117
Mexico, Judas in, i. 81;
serpent devils, ii. 437
Michael, archangel, ii. 142, 375
Midnight brood, i. 241
Mikado saint, i. 391 seq.
Milkah, ii. 156
Miller, Hugh, Moriel’s den, i. 20;
Meggie, 92
Milton, his Satan, ii. 126,
191, 393;
woman, ii. 409
Minerva, ii. 245
Miracle Plays, ii. 128, 191, 295 seq., 388, 393, 426
Mirage, i. 185
Mirror used against devil, ii. 448
Miru, hunger-demon, i. 41 seq.
Miser’s gold, ii. 413
Misleaders, i. 213
Mistletoe, i. 5
Mithras, i. 251
Modo, ii. 311
Mohammed, a stone deity, i. 24, 423; ii.
228, 248, 250;
Faust as, ii. 338
Mohanee, Singhalese devil, ii. 409
Moira, fate, i. 420 seq.
Monk, Mephisto as, ii. 337
Monkish gluttony, ii. 417
Monsters, i. 340
Moody, Mr., cit. ii. 227
Moon, i. 244; ii. 235, 245, 369
Mormons, i. 225
Morvidus, dragon-slayer, i. 368
Moses, ii. 235
Mountains, holy and unholy, i. 193 seq.;
demons of, 197, 198; ii. 245
Mozoomdar, cit. i. 10
Müller, Julius, cit. i. 15; ii. 9
Müller. F. Max, cit. i. 15; ii. 294
Murder, ii. 425
Myiagrus deus, i. 10
Myiodes, i. 10
Mysteries, ancient, ii. 368
Myth, meaning of, i. 28
Nachash-beriach, i. 344
Nachzeher, i. 52
Naglok, Hindu hell, i. 151
Namaqua superstition, i. 98
Napier, James, cit. ii. 217
Nastrond, i. 85
National characteristics, i. 160
Nature and Art, i. 209;
treacheries of, i. 212
seq.;
monsters in, i. 340;
dualism of, i. 305;
gods returning to, i. 317;
deities, ii. 92, 402
Nebo, i. 110
Nemesis, ii. 168
Nepaul iconoclast, i. 304
Nibelungen lied, i. 86
Nick, Old, i. 111
seq.;
of the woods, i. 112
Nickel, derivation of, i. 234
Nickie Ben, Burns to, ii. 382
Nida, i. 85
Nightjäger, ii. 353
Nightmare, i. 236
Nin-ki-gal, queen of Hades, i. 77, 287
Nizami, cit. ii. 234
Noah, i. 82, 109, 110, 409; ii.
86;
legends of, ii. 412
seq.
Noblemen, devil and, ii. 390
Noraita (or Noria), Noah’s wife, ii. 412 seq.
Norsemen, native weapons, i. 45;
ideal, i. 394
North, region of demons, i. 83
seq.;
of devils, ii. 115
Nôtre Dame at Paris, devil on, ii. 252;
incident at door of, ii. 454
Nouah, i. 109
Novgorod, survival at, i. 101
Nu, Egyptian serpent goddess, ii. 99
Nudity, i. 220;
disapproved by Mephistopheles, ii. 445
Nyang devil-worship, i. 26
Oannes, i. 46
Object-origins, i. 321
Obstacles, i. 190
seq.;
friendly, i. 206
Odin, i. 10, 56, 97,
162;
church built by, ii. 358,
369
Ogres, i. 51;
the word, i. 133; ii. 405
Ohio, college motto in, i. 1
Olaf, Saint, ii. 367
Omens, i. 90, 119, 124, 131, 134, 138; ii. 370
Onion, i. 5
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
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
‘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
‘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
Persian picture of hell, ii. 424
Peruvian mountain god, i. 198
Peter and Christ, ii. 241
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
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
Porthcurnow Cove, Tregeagle’s labours, ii. 361
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
Rainbow, called serpent, i. 354, 355
Rasho gate, Devil of, in Japan, ii. 406
Ratisbon bridge, legend, i. 205
Raum, i. 74
Ravana, Rajah, ii. 22
Raven, i. 75; ii. 299, 321, 333, 368
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
Rocky passes, monsters of, i. 201
Rodenstein, ii. 355
Rokh, i. 28
Roland at Roncesvalles, ii. 367
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
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
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