If one compares it with a list of characteristic themes in Greek Myths such as that of GS Kirk ( Myth pps 187-189) There are important themes common in Greek Myth which are neither in Raglan's List nor in the life of Christ.

Kirk's list is as follows

1/ Tricks Riddles ingenious solutions to dilemmas.
2/ Transformations into another shape
3/ Accidental killing of a relative lover or friend
4/ Giants monsters snakes
5/Attempts to get rid of a rival by requiring impossible task
6/ Fulfilling a quest
7/ Contests and Competitions
8/ Punishment for Impiety
9/ Displacement of Parents or Elders
10/ Killing ones own child (or trying to)
11/ Revenge
12/ Avenging one's Mother
13/ Family Disputes
14/ Deceitful Wife
15/ Deceitful Daughter
16/ Incest
17/ Founding a City
18/ Special Weapons
19/ Prophets
20/ Mortal lovers of Gods and Goddesses
21/ Perils of Immortality
22/ External Soul
23/ Unusual Births
24/ Imprisonment.