The Wild Hunt--Euphemisms--Schimmelreiter--Odinwald--Pied Piper --Lyeshy--Waldemar's Hunt--Palne Hunter--King Abel's Hunt--Lords of Glorup--Le Grand Veneur--Robert le Diable--Arthur--Hugo--Herne --Tregeagle--Der Freischütz--Elijah's chariot--Mahan Bali--Déhak --Nimrod--Nimrod's defiance of Jehovah--His Tower--Robber Knights --The Devil in Leipzig--Olaf hunting pagans--Hunting-horns--Raven --Boar--Hounds--Horse--Dapplegrimm--Sleipnir--Horse-flesh--The mare Chetiya--Stags--St. Hubert--The White Lady--Myths of Mother Rose--Wodan hunting St. Walpurga--Friar Eckhardt Chapter XXVII. Le Bon Diable. The Devil repainted--Satan a divine agent--St. Orain's heresy--Primitive universalism--Father Sinistrari--Salvation of demons--Mediæval sects--Aquinas--His prayer for Satan--Popular antipathies--The Devil's gratitude--Devil defending innocence--Devil against idle lords--The wicked ale-wife--Pious offenders punished--Anachronistic Devils--Devils turn to poems--Devil's good advice--Devil sticks to his word--His love of justice--Charlemagne and the Serpent--Merlin--His prison of Air--Mephistopheles in Heaven Chapter XXVIII. Animalism. Celsus on Satan--Ferocities of inward nature--The Devil of Lust--Celibacy--Blue Beards--Shudendozi--A lady in distress--Bahirawa--The Black Prince--Madana Yaksenyo--Fair fascinators--Devil of Jealousy--Eve's jealousy--Noah's wife--How Satan entered the Ark--Shipwright's Dirge--The Second Fall--The Drunken curse--Solomon's Fall--Cellar Devils--Gluttony--The Vatican haunted--Avarice--Animalised Devils--Man-shaped Animals Chapter XXIX. Thoughts and Interpretations 421 PART I. DEMONOLATRY. CHAPTER I. DUALISM. Origin of Deism--Evolution from the far to the near--Illustrations from witchcraft--The primitive Pantheism--The dawn of Dualism.