Modern Mythology. Lang Andrew

cited by Liebrecht in Zur Volkskunde, p. 17.

20

Primitive Culture, i. 285.

21

Op. cit. i. 46-81.

22

M. R. R. i. 160.

23

Erratum: This is erroneous. See Contributions, &c., vol. i. p. 6, where Mr. Max Müller writes, ‘Tuna means eel.’ This shows why Tuna, i.e. Eel, is the hero. His connection, as an admirer, with the Moon, perhaps remains obscure.

24

Phonetically there may be ‘no possible objection to the derivation of Απολλων from a Sanskrit form, *Apa-var-yan, or *Apa-val-yan’ (ii. 692); but, historically, Greek is not derived from Sanskrit surely!

25

Mythologische Forschungen, p. 275.

26

Baumkultus, p. 297. Berlin: 1875.

27

Antike Wald– und Feldkulte, p. 257. Referring to Baumkultus, p. 297.

28

Oriental and Linguistic Studies, second series, p. 160. La Religion Védique, iii. 293.

29

1, viii. cf. i. 27.

30

Riv. Crit. Mensile. Geneva, iii. xiv. p. 2.

31

Custom and Myth, p. 3, citing Revue de l’Hist. des Religions, ii. 136.

32

M. R. R. i. 24.

33

Revue de l’Hist. des Religions, xii. 256.

34

Op. cit. p. 253.

35

Op. cit. xii. 250.

36

P. 104, infra.

37

Revue de l’Hist. des Religions, xii. 259.

38

M. R. R. i. 25.

39

Rev. xii. 247.

40

M. R. R. i. 24.

41

Rev. xii. 277.

42

Rev. xii. 264.

43

M. R. R. i. 44, 45.

44

Custom and Myth, p. 51.

45

Rev. xii. 262.

46

Odyssey, book ix.

47

C. and M. p. 56.