The Mythology of All Races

Boston: Marshall Jones Company, 1916. — 325 pp. If the term be understood as signifying a systematic and conscious arrangement of mythic characters and events, it is certainly a misnomer to speak of the stories of the North American Indians as "mythology." To be sure, certain tribes and groups (as the Iroquois, the Pawnee, the Zuni, the Bella Coola, to mention widely separate...

Boston: Marshall Jones Company, 1920. — 424 pp. "In aim and plan the present volume is made to accord as nearly as may be with the earlier-written volume on the mythology of the North American Indians. Owing to divergence of the materials, some deviations of method have been necessary, but in their main lines the two books correspond in form as they are continuous in matter. In...

Boston: Marshall Jones Company, 1925. — 448 pp. "The ancient religion of Armenia was derived from three main sources: National, Iranian, and Asianic. The Asianic element, including the Semitic, does not seem to have extended beyond the objectionable but widely spread rites of a mother goddess. The National element came from Eastern Europe and must have had a common origin with...

Boston: Marshall Jones Company, 1916. — 364 pp. "In the following pages we shall seek to present an outline of the mythology of the Oceanic peoples. Although certain aspects of the mythic system of this area, as well as the myths of separate portions of it, have been treated by others, the present writer does not know of any recent endeavour to gather all available materials...

Boston: Marshall Jones Company, 1928. — 416 pp. "This volume should be called "Outlines of Chinese Mythology". It lays no claim to consideration as being an exhaustive study of Chinese mythology, which would require many volumes. It has been possible to condense the essential facts into this small space by an exclusion of all myths which have any suspicion of a foreign origin...

Marshall Jones Company, 1916. — 672 pp. This is Volume 1 of the 13 Volume set 'Mythology of all Races'. With over 50 full page illustrations, it covers subjects such as: The Regime of Ouranos; Typhon (or Typhoeus); the Giants; Establishment of the Regime of Zeus; the Titans; The Plague at Teuthis; Hyakinthos; The Divine Patrons of Corinth; The Families of Danaos and Aigyptos;...

Boston: Marshall Jones Company, 1927. — 587 p. Volume 4 contains two sections, both written by the distinguished ethnographer and folklorist Uno Holmberg: Finno-Ugric Mythology and Siberian Mythology. Includes notes, bibliographies, illustrations, and plates.

Boston: Marshall Jones Company, 1917. — 403 p. Volume 4 contains two sections: Indian Mythology, written by A. Berriedale Keith, and Iranian Mythology, written by Albert J. Carnoy. Includes notes, bibliographies, illustrations and plates.

Boston: Marshall Jones Company, 1931. — 454 p. Volume 5 includes an analysis of Sumero-Accadian (Semitic) mythology, written by Stephen Herbert Langdon.

Boston: Marshall Jones Company, 1918. — 570 pp. "The present study describes those Celtic myths which remain to us as a precious legacy from the past, and is supplementary to the earlier book ( The Religion of the Ancient Celts, Edinburgh, 1911 ). These myths seldom exist as the pagan Celts knew them, for they have been altered in various ways, since romance, pseudo-history,...

Boston: Marshall Jones Company, 1918. — 450 pp. "This study can hope to give only a sketch of a vast theme which, because of its endless and difficult material, has thus far received but superficial investigation even from the best of scholars; its complete elaboration would require several volumes of space and a lifetime of preparation. The principal difficulty is to make it...