- 1Preface
- 2Chapter I — The Interest and Importance of Celtic Mythology
- 3Chapter II — The Sources of Our Knowledge of the Celtic Mythology
- 4Chapter III — Who Were the “Ancient Britons”?
- 5Chapter IV — The Religion of the Ancient Britons and Druidism
- 6The Gaelic Gods and Their Stories
- 7Chapter VI — The Gods Arrive
- 8Chapter VII — The Rise of the Sun-God
- 9Chapter VIII — The Gaelic Argonauts
- 10Chapter IX — The War With the Giants
- 11Chapter X — The Conquest of the Gods by Mortals
- 12Chapter XI — The Gods in Exile
- 13Chapter XII — The Irish Iliad
- 14Chapter XIII — Some Gaelic Love-Stories
- 15Chapter XIV — Finn and the Fenians
- 16Chapter XV — The Decline and Fall of the Gods
- 17The British Gods and Their Stories
- 18Chapter XVII — The Adventures of the Gods of Hades
- 19Chapter XVIII — The Wooing of Branwen and the Beheading of Brân
- 20Chapter XIX — The War of Enchantments
- 21Chapter XX — The Victories of Light Over Darkness
- 22Chapter XXI — The Mythological “Coming of Arthur”
- 23Chapter XXII — The Treasures of Britain
- 24Chapter XXIII — The Gods as King Arthur’s Knights
- 25Chapter XXIV — The Decline and Fall of the Gods
- 26Survivals of the Celtic Paganism — Chapter XXV — Survivals of the C…
- 27Appendix
The Mythology of the British Islands
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