_STORIES_: Hymn to Indra (_Hindoo_, “Rig Veda”).—The Four apes (_Egyptian_, Book of the Dead).—Story of the Midgard serpent and Fenris, the wolf (_Norse_, Melville B. Anderson’s, “Norse Mythology,” based on the Eddas).—The story of Apollo and Phaëton (_Greek_, Gayley, based on Bulfinch).—The story of Odysseus and the oxen of the sun (_Greek_, paraphrase from Bryant’s “Odyssey”).—The story of Athēne and Arachne (_Greek_, Gayley-Bulfinch). IV.—TREE AND PLANT MYTHS 165 _STORIES_: Ygdrasil, the Norse world tree.—Story of the Aino who fell asleep at the foot of a pine tree.—Wunzh, the father of Indian corn (_North American Indian_, Mathews-Schoolcraft).—Leelinau, the Lost Daughter (_North American Indian_, Mathews-Schoolcraft).—Birth of the arbutus (_Iroquois_, W. B. Canfield’s “Legends of the Iroquois”).—Song at the beginning (_Ancient Mexican_, Brinton’s “Myths of the New World”).—Flower song (_Ancient Mexican_, Brinton’s “Myths of the New World”).—The story of Erisichthon (_Greek_, Bulfinch’s “Age of Fable”).—Story of Pan and Syrinx (_Greek_, Gayley-Bulfinch).—Story of Pomona and Vertumnus (_Roman_, Gayley-Bulfinch).—Myth of Osiris and Isis (Bulfinch).—Story of Adonis (_Greek_, extracts from Lang’s “Lament for Adonis,” by Bion). V.—MYTHS OF THE SUN, MOON, AND STARS 207 _STORIES_: Story of the making of the sun, moon, and stars (_Navajo_, Emerson).—Story of the conquering of the sun (_North American Indian_, Emerson).—Hymn to the sun (_North American Indian_, Emerson).—Hymn to Sûrya (_Hindoo_, “Rig Veda”).—The worship of the sun and the dream of Onawutaquto (_North American Indian_, Emerson).—The witch and the sun’s sister (_Russian_, Ralston’s “Russian Folk-Tales”).—The making of the mirror (_Japanese_, Violet M. Pasteur, “Gods and Heroes of Old Japan”).—The death of Balder the Good (_Norse_, Anderson-Eddas).—Battle of Ra and Anapef (_Egyptian_, Book of the Dead).—Story of Phœbus Apollo (_Greek_, Gayley-Bulfinch).—Story of Artemis and Orion (_Greek_, Gayley-Bulfinch).—Story of the child and the star (_Iowa Indian_, Emerson).—Osseo, the son of the evening star (_North American Indian_, Mathews-Schoolcraft).—The wandering star (_Chippewa_, Emerson).—The daughters of the stars (_North American Indian_, Mathews-Schoolcraft). VI.—MYTHS OF THE SKY AND AIR 269