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Bible Myths and their Parallels in other Religions Being...

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Ke-lin, the, appeared at the birth of Confucius, 121.
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Key, the, which unlocks the door to the mystery, 441.
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Knichahan, the Supreme God of the Mayas of Yucatan, 130.
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Kings, the, of Egypt considered divine, 122.
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Kronos, the myth of, explained, 559.
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Kung-foo-tsze (see Confucius).
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Labarum, the, of Constantine, inscribed with the monogram of Osiris, 350.
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Ladder, the, of Jacob, 42;
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Lama, the, of Thibet, considered divine, 118;
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the high priest of the Tartars, 118;
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the Pope of Buddhism, 118.
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Lamb, the, of God, a personification of the Sun, 492.
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Lamb, the oldest representation of Christ Jesus was the figure of a, 202, 503.
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Lanthu, born of a pure spotless Virgin, 248;
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the creator of the world, 248.
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Lao-Kiun, born of a Virgin, 120;
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believed in one God, 120;
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formed the Tao-tsze, or sect of reason, 120.
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Latona, the mother of Apollo, 125.
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Lazarus, raised from the grave, 273.
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Leto, a personification of darkness, 477.
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Libations, common among all nations of antiquity, 317.
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Library, the, of Alexandria, 438.
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Lights, are kept burning before images in Pagan temples, 406.
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Lily, the, or Lotus, sacred among all Eastern nations, 529;
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put into the hands of all "Virgin Mothers," 329.
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Linga, the, and Yoni, adored by the Jews, 47;
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the symbol under which the sun was worshiped, 47, 496.
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Logos, the, an Egyptian feature, 373;

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Bible Myths and their Parallels in other Religions Being a Comparison of the Old and New Testament Myths and Miracles with those of the Heathen Nations of Antiquity Considering also their Origin and Meaning, Project Gutenberg eBook #31885

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