Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome. E. Berens M.

       NEMESIS

       NIGHT AND HER CHILDREN—

       NYX (Nox)

       THANATOS (Mors), HYPNUS (Somnus)

       MORPHEUS

       THE GORGONS

       GRÆÆ

       SPHINX

       TYCHE (Fortuna) and ANANKE (Necessitas)

       KER

       ATE

       MOMUS

       EROS (Cupid, Amor) and PSYCHE

       HYMEN

       IRIS

       HEBE (Juventas)

       GANYMEDES

       THE MUSES

       PEGASUS

       THE HESPERIDES

       CHARITES OR GRACES

       HORÆ (Seasons)

       THE NYMPHS

       WATER NYMPHS

       DRYADES, OR TREE NYMPHS

       NYMPHS OF THE VALLEYS AND MOUNTAINS

       THE WINDS

       PAN (Faunus)

       THE SATYRS

       PRIAPUS

       ASCLEPIAS (Æsculapius)

       ROMAN DIVINITIES—

       JANUS

       FLORA

       ROBIGUS

       POMONA

       VERTUMNUS

       PALES

       PICUS

       PICUMNUS AND PILUMNUS

       SILVANUS

       TERMINUS

       CONSUS

       LIBITINA

       LAVERNA

       COMUS

       CAMENÆ

       GENII

       MANES

       PENATES

       PUBLIC WORSHIP OF THE ANCIENT GREEKS AND ROMANS—

       TEMPLES

       STATUES

       ALTARS

       PRIESTS

       SACRIFICES

       ORACLES

       SOOTHSAYERS (Augurs)

       FESTIVALS

       GREEK FESTIVALS—

       ELEUSINIAN MYSTERIES

       THESMOPHORIA

       DIONYSIA

       PANATHENÆA

       DAPHNEPHORIA

       ROMAN FESTIVALS—

       SATURNALIA

       CEREALIA

       VESTALIA

       PART II. —LEGENDS.

       CADMUS

       PERSEUS

       ION

       DÆDALUS AND ICARUS

       THE ARGONAUTS