INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
the Hindoos held a festival in honor of, 392.
Skylla delivers Nisos into the power of his enemies, 72;
a Solar Myth, 72.
Slaughter, the, of the innocents at the time of Jesus, 165;
parallels to, 166-172.
Sochiquetzal, mother of Quetzalcoatle, 129;
a Virgin Mother, 129;
called the "Queen of Heaven," 129.
Socrates, visited at his birth by Wise Men, and presented with gifts, 152.
Sol, crucified in the heavens, 484.
Soma, a god of the Hindoos, 306;
gave his body and blood to man, 306.
Sommona Codom (see Codom).
Son of a Star (see Bar-Cochba).
Son of God, the Heathen worshiped a mediating deity who had the title of, 111-129.
Son of the Sun, the name Raam-ses means, 123.
"Sons of Heaven," the virgin-born men of China called, 122.
Song, the, of the Heavenly Host, 147;
parallels to, 148-150.
Soul, the, immortality of, believed in by nations of antiquity, 385.
Sosiosh, the virgin-born Messiah, 146;
yet to come, 146.
Space, crucifixion in, 488.
Spanish monks, the first, who went to Mexico were surprised to find the crucifix there, 199.
Spirit, the Hebrew word for, of feminine gender, 134.
Standards, the, of the ancient Romans, wore crosses gilt and beautiful, 345.
Star, the, of Bethlehem, 140;
parallels to, 142-145.
Staurobates, the King by whom Semiramis was overpowered, 486.
Stone pillars, set up by the Hebrews were emblems of the Phallus, 46.
"Strong Rama," the, of the Hindoos, a counterpart of Samson, 73.
Suddho-dana, the dreams of, compared with Pharaoh's two dreams, 88.
Sun, the, nearly all the Pagan deities were personifications of, 467;
Christ Jesus said to have been born on the birth-day of, 473;
Christ Jesus a personification of, 500;
universally worshiped, 507.
Sun-day, a pagan holiday adopted by the Christians, 394-396.
Sun-gods, Samson and Hercules are, 71-73.
Sun-myth, the, added to the histories of Jesus of Nazareth, Buddha, Cyrus, Alexandria and others, 506.
Sweden, the famous temple at Upsal in, dedicated to a triune deity, 377.