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Zal, 402-405, 411, 413, 414

Zamorin, 135, 136

Zamorra, 110, 111, 112

Zealand, 325

Zephon, 295, 296

Zeus, 22

Zhukovski, 372

Zohak, 400, 401

Zopher, 396

Zrinyi, 392

1

A detailed account of Oedipus, Heracles, the Argonauts, and the "War of Troy" is given in the author's "Myths of Greece and Rome."

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2

All the quotations from the Iliad are taken from Pope's translation.

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3

The quotations of the Odyssey are taken from Pope's translation.

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4

See chapter on Venus in the author's "Myths of Greece and Rome."

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5

All the quotations in this article are from Virgil's Aeneid, Conington's translation.

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6

See the author's "Story of the Romans."

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7

See the author's "Legends of the Middle Ages."

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8

Another version of this story can be found in the author's "Legends of the Middle Ages."

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9

See the author's "Story of Old France."

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10

All the quotations in this chapter are from John O'Hagen's translation of the "Song of Roland."

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11

See the author's "Legends of the Rhine."

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12

All the quotations in this chapter are from Andrew Lang's version of "Aucassin and Nicolette."

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13

All the quotations in this chapter are taken from translation, of "The Cid" by Ormsby.

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14

See the author's "Story of the Thirteen Colonies."

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15

All the quotations in this chapter are from Mickle's translation of the "Lusiad."

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16

All the quotations in Divine Comedy are taken from Cary's translation.

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17

See the author's "Story of the Greeks."

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18

See the author's "Story of the Chosen People," and "Story of the Romans."

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19

See the author's "Legends of the Virgin and Christ."

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20

See the author's "Legends of the Virgin and Christ."

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21

See also the author's "Legends of the Middle Ages."

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22

All the quotations in this chapter are taken from Hall's translation of "Beowulf."

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23

See, the author's "Stories of the Wagner Operas."

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24

See the author's "Legends of the Rhine."

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25

See the author's "Legends of the Middle Ages."

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26

Detailed accounts of "Gudrun" and several other of these subordinate epics can be found in the author's "Legends of the Middle Ages."

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27

See the author's "Legends of the Middle Ages."

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28

See the author's "Stories of the Wagner Operas."

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29

See the author's "Legends of the Middle Ages."

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30

All the quotations in this chapter are from Lettsom's translation of "The Nibelungenlied."

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31

See the author's "Legends of the Rhine."

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32

See the author's "Stories of the Wagner Operas" and "Legends of the Rhine."

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33

See the author's "Legends of the Middle Ages."

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34

See the author's "Myths of Northern Lands."

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35

All the quotations in this chapter are from Wm. Morris' "Sigurd the Volsung."

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36

All the quotations in this chapter are from Crawford's translation of the "Kalevala."

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37

See the author's "Legends of Switzerland."

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38

All the quotations in this article taken from the Shah-Nameh are from Champeon's translation.

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39

It is this part of the story which Matthew Arnold rendered so ably in his "Sohrab and Rustum," one of his best-known poems.

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40

All the quotations in regard to this episode are from Matthew Arnold's "Sohrab and Rustum."

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41

The quotations in this chapter are taken from Griffeth's translation and from Romesh Dutt's.

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42

The long line quotations are from the translation of Romesh Dutt, those in short lines from Griffeth's.

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