Cook, Arthur B.: Zeus: a study in ancient religion (Band 1): Zeus god of the bright sky (Cambridge, 1914)

§ 7. Zeus in relation to the Moon .

(a) Direct identifications of Zeus with the Moon

(b) Zeus paired with Selene (Pandia!) .

(c) Zeus paired with Io, Pasiphae, Europe .

(d) Zeus paired with Antiope

(e) Zeus and his Lunar Consorts .

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§ 8. Zeus in relation to the Stars . . . . 740—775

(a) Zeus Asterios, Zeus Seiren, Zeus Oromasdes .... 740

(b) Zeus as god of the Starry Sky......751

(c) Zeus in Astronomy and Astrology......754

(d) Zeus transformed into a Star . . . . . . . 760

(e) The Dioskouroi as Stars........760

i. The dedication of Stars after the battles of Salamis

and Aigos Potamos ... . . . . 761

ii. The Dioskouroi as Stars in Hellenic Literature . . 763

iii. The Dioskouroi with Stars in Hellenistic Art . . 764

iv. The Dioskouroi identified with the Heavenly Twins in

Hellenistic Literature .......770

v. The Dioskouroi identified with various Stars by modern

writers..........771

vi. The Dioskouroi identified with Saint Elmo's Fire in

Hellenistic Literature.......771

vii. The Stars of the Dioskouroi and of Helene as a good

or bad omen........772

Viii. Saint Elmo's Fire........774

§ 9. General Conclusions with regard to Zeus as god of the Bright

Sky...........776—780

Addenda...........781—786

Index I (Persons, Places, Festivals).....787—859

Index II (Subjects, Authorities)

860—885