Analysis of the Subject-Matter
LUCIAN'S "DE DEA SYRIA."
ANALYSIS OF THE SUBJECT-MATTER.
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| INTRODUCTORY |
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| § 1. | The Sacred City | |
| 2. | Origins of Temples and Shrines | |
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| THE OLDEST SHRINES AND CULTS OF SYRIA. |
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| 3. | Hercules of Tyre | |
| 4. | The Phœnician Astarte at Sidon. Legend of Europa | |
| 6. | Aphrodite of Byblos and the Legend of Adonis | |
| 7. | Legend of Osiris at Byblos | |
| 8. | The Adonis River; its red colour | |
| 9. | Cult of Aphrodite in the Lebanon at Aphaca | |
| 10. | Hierapolis: The greatest Sanctuary. Its Pilgrims | |
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| LEGENDS OF FOUNDATION. |
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| 12. | Ascribed by some to Deukalion. Story of the Deluge | |
| 13. | Story of the Chasm | |
| 14. | Assigned by others to Semiramis. Derceto, the Fish-Goddess | |
| 15. | By others again to the Lydian Attis | |
| 16. | Lucian shares the View that it was founded by Dionysus | |
| 17. | Re-built by Stratonice | |
| 19. | Story of Stratonice and Combabus | |
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| DESCRIPTION OF THE TEMPLE AND SHRINES. |
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| 31. | The Inner Sanctuary. The Effigies | |
| 32. | Comprehensive Character of the Goddess | |
| 33. | Object between the God and Goddess | |
| 34. | The Sun God | |
| 35. | A Bearded Apollo | |
| 36. | Image of the God borne by the Priests in Divination | |
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| § 38. | Atlas and other Images | |
| 41. | Sacred Animals | |
| 42. | The Priests and Temple Attendants | |
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| RITES AND CEREMONIES. |
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| 44. | The Sacrifices | |
| 45. | Sacred Lake and Fishes | |
| 47. | Ceremony at the Lake | |
| 48. | Ceremony at the Euphrates ("The Sea") | |
| 49. | Festival of the Pyre | |
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| CUSTOMS AND INSTITUTIONS. |
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| 50. | The Galli | |
| 51. | Their Initiation Ceremonies | |
| 52. | Their Burial | |
| 54. | Animals used in Sacrifice. Sanctity of the Dove | |
| 55. | Tonsure and other Customs of Pilgrims | |
| 57. | Method of Sacrifice. The Libation | |
| 58. | Human Sacrifice | |
| 59. | Tattoo | |
| 60. | Sacrifice of Hair |
