§ 1. Modern Folklore as a source for the study of Ancient Religion 1-7 § 2. The survival of Ancient Tradition 8-25 § 3. The survival of Hellenic Tradition 25-36 § 4. The survival of Pagan Tradition 36-64 CHAPTER II. THE SURVIVAL OF PAGAN DEITIES. § 1. The Range of Modern Polytheism 65-71 § 2. Zeus 72-74 § 3. Poseidon 75-77 § 4. Pan 77-79 § 5. Demeter and Persephone 79-98 § 6. Charon 98-117 § 7. Aphrodite and Eros 117-120 § 8. The Fates 121-130 § 9. The Nymphs 130-162 § 10. The Queens of the Nymphs 162-173 § 11. Lamiae, Gelloudes, and Striges 173-184 § 12. Gorgons 184-190 § 13. The Centaurs 190-255 § 14. Genii 255-291 CHAPTER III. THE COMMUNION OF GODS AND MEN. 292-360 CHAPTER IV. THE RELATION OF SOUL AND BODY. § 1. The Modern Greek Vampire 361-376 § 2. The Composition of the Superstition: Slavonic, Ecclesiastical, and Hellenic Contributions 376-412 § 3. Revenants in Ancient Greece 412-434 § 4. Revenants as Avengers of Blood 434-484 CHAPTER V. CREMATION AND INHUMATION 485-514 CHAPTER VI. THE BENEFIT OF DISSOLUTION 515-542 CHAPTER VII. THE UNION OF GODS AND MEN 543-606 GENERAL INDEX 607-617 INDEX OF GREEK WORDS AND PHRASES 618-620 CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY. § 1. MODERN FOLKLORE AS A SOURCE FOR THE STUDY OF ANCIENT RELIGION.