INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
Paradise, all nations believed in a, 389, 390.
Parsees, the, direct descendants of the Persians, 25;
say that man was once destroyed by a deluge, 25.
Parnassus, Mount, the ark of Deucalion rested on, 26.
Parthenon, the, at Athens, sacred to Minerva, 333.
Passover, the, celebrated by the Jews on the same day that the Heathens celebrated the resurrections of their Gods, 226;
the Jews used eggs in the feast of, 228.
Patriarchs, the, all stories of, unhistorical, 54.
Paul, St., a minister of the Gospel which had been preached to every creature under heaven, 514.
Pentateuch, the, never ascribed to Moses in the inscriptions of Hebrew manuscripts, 92;
ascribed to Moses after the Babylonian captivity, 92;
origin of, 93, 96.
Perictione, a Virgin mother, 127.
Perseus, shut up in a chest, and cast into the sea, 89;
the son of Jupiter by the Virgin Danae, 124;
a temple erected to him in Athens, 124;
a dangerous child, 169.
Persia, pre-Christian crosses found in, 343, 344.
Persians, the, denominate the first man Adama, 7;
had a legend of creation corresponding with the Hebrew, 8;
had a legend of the war in heaven, 387.
Peru, crosses found in, 349;
worship of a Trinity found in, 378.
Peruvians, the, adored the cross, 349;
worshiped a Trinity, 378.
Peter, St., has the keys of Janus, 399.
Phallic tree, the, is introduced into the narrative in Genesis, 47.
Phallic worship, the story of Jacob setting up a pillar alludes to, 46;
practiced by the nations of antiquity, 46, 47.
Phallic Emblems, in Christian churches, 358.
Phallus, the, a "Hermes," set up on the road-side, was the symbol of, 46.
Pamphylian Sea, the, divided by Alexander, 55.
Pharaoh, his dreams, 88;
parallel to, 89.
Phenician deity, the principal, was El, 484.
Philo, considered the fictions of Genesis allegories, 100;
says nothing about Jesus, or the Christians, 564.
Philosophers, the, of ancient Greece, called Christians, 409.
Philosophy, the Christian religion called a, 567.
Phœdrus, the river, dried up by Isis, 55.