LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

VOLUME I.

FIG.		PAGE
1.	Beelzebub (after Calmet) Antoine Augustin Calmet (1672–1757) was a French monk whose work on vampires and demons was widely cited.	9
2.	Handle of a Hindu Chalice	31
3.	A Swallower	44
4.	Saint Anthony’s Lean Persecutor	54
5.	Ancient Persian Medal	103
6.	Hercules and the Hydra (in the Louvre Museum)	114
7.	Japanese Demon	123
8.	Cerberus (after Calmet) The three-headed dog that guards the entrance to the underworld in Greek mythology.	133
9.	Canine Lar (found at Herculaneum) A "Lar" was a Roman household deity or guardian spirit.	135
10.	The Wolf as Confessor (likely of Dutch origin)	143
11.	Sinhalese Demon of Serpents original: Singhalese; referring to the people and culture of Sri Lanka.	148
12.	American Indian Demon	149
13.	Italian and Roman Genii Protective spirits or divine natures inherent in people or places.	157
14.	Typhon (after Wilkinson) Typhon was a monstrous Greek giant; the reference is likely to Sir Gardner Wilkinson’s studies of Egyptian mythology.	185
15.	Snouted Demon	197
16.	Demon discovered at Ostia An ancient Roman port city.	265
17.	Teoyaomiqui An Aztec deity associated with the souls of fallen warriors.	273
18.	Kali The Hindu goddess of death, time, and doomsday.	277
19.	Dives and Lazarus (Russian, 17th Century) A biblical parable concerning a rich man and a beggar.	281
20.	The Knight and Death	293
21.	Greek Caricature of the Gods	311
22.	A Witch Mounted (by Stefano della Bella) An 17th-century Italian printmaker.	323
23.	Serpent and Egg (from Tyre)	325
24.	Serpent and Ark (from a Greek coin)	334
25.	Anguish	358
26.	Swan-Dragon (French)	379
27.	Anglo-Saxon Dragons (from the Cædmon Manuscript, 10th Century)	379
28.	From the Fresco at Arezzo	380
29.	From Albrecht Dürer’s "Passion" original: Albert Durer; Dürer was a master of the German Renaissance.	381
30.	Chimera original: Chimæra; a fire-breathing monster from Greek myth with parts from a lion, goat, and serpent.	382
31.	Bellerophon and the Chimera (Corinthian style)	386
32.	From the Temptation of Saint Anthony	417