Hawaiian Legends of Volcanoes IndexHAWAIIAN LEGENDS OF VOLCANOES collected and translated from the Hawaiian BY W. D. WESTERVELT Boston, G.H. Ellis Press [1916] Title Page Foreword Pronunciation Table of Contents Introduction: The Hawaiian Islands Part I: Legends I. Ai Laau, The Forest Eater II. How Pele Came to Hawaii III. Pele and the Owl Ghost-God IV. The Hills of Pele V. Pele and the Chiefs of Puna VI. Pele's Tree VII. Pele and Kaha-wali VIII. Pele and Kama-puaa IX. Pele and the Snow-Goddess X. Genealogy of the Pele Family XI. Pele's Long Sleep XII. Hopoe, the Dancing Stone XIII. Hiiaka's Battle With Demons XIV. How Hiiaka Found Wahine-omao XV. Hiiaka Catching a Ghost XVI. Hiiaka and the Seacoast Kupuas XVII. Lohiau XVIII. The Annihilation of Keoua's Army XIX. Destruction of Kamehameha's Fish-ponds XX. Kapiolani and Pele PART II. Geological Facts I. The Crack in the Floor of the Pacific II. Hawaiian Volcanoes III. Volcanic Activity IV. Changes in Kilauea Crater V. Foundation of the Observatory Appendix: Polynesian Language