Greek ritual and festivals: A. Mommsen, _Feste der Stadt Athen_ (1898); P. Stengel, “Die griechischen Sacral-alterthümer,” in Iwan von Müller’s _Handbuch_ (vol. v, 1898); _id. Opferbraüche der Griechen_ (1910); Fritze, _Die Rauchopfer bei den Griechen_ (1894); L. R. Farnell, “Sacramental Communion in Greek Religion,” _Hibbert Journal_ (1903); M. P. Nillson, _Griechische Feste_ (1906), also _Studia de Dionysiis Atticis_ (1900); Foucart, _Le culte de Dionysos en Attique_ (1904); A. Thomsen, “Der Trug des Prometheus,” in _Archiv für Religions-Wissenschaft_ (1909); Rouse, _Greek Votive Offerings_ (1902); Bouché-Leclerq, _Histoire de la divination_ (4 vols. 1879-1881); Deubner, _De Incubatione_ (1900); E. Samter, _Geburt Hochzeit und Tod_ (1911). Greek religious thought and speculation: L. Campbell, _Religion in Greek Literature_ (1898); Caird, _Evolution of Theology in the Greek Philosophers_ (2 vols., 1900-1902); J. Adam, _The Religious Teachers of Greece_ (1908); Decharme, _La critique des traditions religieuses chez les Grecs des origines au temps de Plutarque_ (1904). {160} Epigraphic material: _Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum_ (passim); special collections of inscriptions bearing on Greek religion: Dittenberger, _Sylloge_ (vol. 2), “Res Sacrae”; J. von Prott and L. Ziehen, _Leges Graecorum sacrae e titulis collectae_ (1896-1906, in progress). Religious monuments: Overbeck, _Griechische Kunst Mythologie_ (1871-1887, unfinished); L. R. Farnell, _Cults_; J. Harrison, op. cit.; Baumeister, _Denkmäler des klassischen Alterthums_ (1885-1888); Roscher, op. cit.; Daremberg-Saglio, op. cit.; C. Bötticher, _Über den Baumkultus der Hellenen und Römer_ (1856). _The Mayflower Press, Plymouth, England_. William Brendon & Son ENDNOTES [21.1] As Karsten assumes in his _Outlines of Greek Religion_, p. 6. [22.1] Vide E. Meyer, “Der erste auftreten der Aryer in der Geschichte,” _Sitzungsb. d. König. preuss. Akad. Wissensch._, 1908, p. 14. [23.1] Vide my _Hibbert Lectures_, p. 93. [24.1] Vide my _Greece and Babylon_, pp. 95-99. [24.2] The name Hera is probably Aryan-Hellenic, but applied in Argolis to the pre-Hellenic Goddess. [29.1] _Od._, 13, 174. [31.1] At Gournia. Vide Hawes’ _Crete the Forerunner of Greece_, pp. 101-102. [32.1] _Il._, 16, 234. [32.2] _Il._, 16, 605. [32.3] _Il._, 5, 77. [33.1] He is aware, however, that a θεοῦ ὀμφή, an oracular mandate, might be delivered against the royal house. _Od._, 3, 215. [33.2] Vide my _Cults_, 4, p. 190. [33.3] _Religion of the Semites_, pp. 236-245. [34.1] Vide _Cults_, 1, pp. 88-92. [34.2] Vide my _Greece and Babylon_, p. 236; also my article on “Sacrificial Communion in Greek Religion” in _Hibbert Journal_, 1904: on “Sacrifice” (Greek), in Hastings’ _Encyclopædia of Religion and Ethics_. [35.1] _Od._, 10, 517-520, 528. [35.2] Vide Evans’ “Mycenæan Tree and Pillar Cult,” _Hell. Journ._, 901, p. 191. [35.3] _Arch. Anzeig._, 1909, p. 98.