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

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Page 507: Thus under a varied appellation[original has appelation]
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Page 510: Did not Damus[original has Damis], the beloved disciple of Apollonius
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Page 512: "[quotation mark missing in original]For many deceivers are entered
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Page 535: [original has extraneous quotation mark]In the mythology of Finns
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Page 538: the Hiong-nu, and the Japanese?"[quotation mark missing in original]
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Page 540: "[quotation mark missing in original]The Tunguse, Mongolians, and a great part
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Page 540: "[quotation mark missing in original]It is very certain that thousands
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Page 552: Max Müller, the[original has The] Rev. George W. Cox
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Page 557: most widely known[original has extraneous comma] characters
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Page 559: Hephæstos[original has Hesphæstos] as the young, not yet risen Sun
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Page 564: our Christian ancestors before Eusebius[original has Esuebius]
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Page 569: Æolus[original has Æolis]
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Page 570, under Ascension: of Zoroaster, 216[comma and page number missing in original]
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Page 570, Atonement: the doctrine of,[comma missing in original] taught before the time
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Page 571, under Black God: the, crucified, 201.[original has comma]
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Page 572, under Carnutes: the, of Gaul, 198;[original has comma] the Lamb of, 199.
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Page 572, under Christ (Jesus): not identical with the historical Jesus, 506.[period missing in original]
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Page 573, under Claudius: Roman Emperor, 126;[original has comma] considered divine, 126.
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Page 573, under Conception: of Fo-hi[hyphen missing in original], 119
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Page 575, under Eclipse: of Julius Cæsar,[comma missing in original] 207
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Page 575, under Essenes: and the Therapeutæ[original has Therapeute]
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Page 575, under Females: fasted forty days before marriage, 179.[original has semi-colon]
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Page 576, under Germans: under the name of Hertha, 334,[original has hyphen] 477
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Page 577: Hâu-Ki[original has Han-Ki]
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Page 578, Iönah: Juno[original has Juna], suspended in space
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Page 579, under John the Baptist: the day of the Summer[original has Sumner] Solstice
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Page 579: under Judge of the Dead, Aeacus[original has Æeacus]
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Page 580, under March 25th: honor of the Christian[original has Christain] Virgin
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Page 581, under Messiahs: time of Jesus, 196,[original has semi-colon] 519
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Page 582: Nebuchadnezzar[original has Nebuchadonazar]
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Page 582: Nutar[original has Nuter] Nutra
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Page 583, under Parthenon, the, at Athens[original has Atheas]
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Page 584, under Portuguese: mountain in Ceylon, Pico[original has Peco] d' Adama
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Page 584: under Protogenia, mother of Aethlius[original has Æthlius]
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Page 584, under Râ: born from the side of his mother[original has mothe.]
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Page 584: Raam-ses[original has Raam-sees]
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Page 585: Rosicrucians[original has Rosi-crucians]
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Page 585, under Scandinavians, Beneficent[original has Benificent] Saviour
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Page 585, under Second Coming: of Kalewipoeg[original has Kalewipeog]
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Page 586, under Simon Magus: professed to be the "Word of God,[original has semi-colon]" the "Paraclete," or "Comforter," 164

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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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