INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
Zoroaster descended into, 213;
Osiris, Horus, Adonis, Bacchus, Hercules, Mercury, all descended into, 213;
built by priests, 391.
Hercules, compared with Samson, 66-72;
a personification of the Sun, 73, 485;
all nations had their, 76;
was the son of Jupiter, 124;
was exposed when an infant, 170;
was called the "Saviour," 193;
the "Only begotten," 193;
is put to death, 485;
is comforted by Iole, 493.
Heretics, the first, 134;
denied the crucifixion of "the Christ," 511;
denied that "the Christ" ever came in the flesh, 512.
Heri, means "Saviour," 112;
Crishna so called, 112.
Hermes, or Mercury, the son of Jupiter and a mortal mother, 125;
is born in a cave, 156;
was called the "Saviour," 195;
the "Logos" and "Messenger of God," 195.
Herod, orders all the children in Bethlehem to be slain, 166;
the Hindoo parallel to, 166-167;
a personification of Night, 481.
Herodotus, speaks of Hercules, 69;
speaks of circumcision, 86;
relates a wonderful miracle, 261.
Hesione, rescued from the sea monster, 78.
Hesperides, the apples of, the tree of knowledge, 11-12.
Hieroglyphics, the Mexican, describe the crucifixion of Quetzalcoatle, 199.
Hilkiah, claimed to have found the "Book of the Law," 94.
Himalayas, the, the Hindoo ark rested on, 27.
Hindoos, the, had no legend of the creation similar to the Hebrew, 13;
believe Mount Meru to have been the Paradise, 13;
had a legend of the Deluge, 24;
had a legend of the "Confusion of Tongues," 35;
had their Samson or Strong Man, 73;
worshiped a virgin-born god, 113;
adored a trinity, 371;
have believed in a soul from time immemorial, 388.