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other parallels, 39, 40;
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his birth announced by a star, 144;
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supposed to have had the same soul as Adam, David, and the Messiah, 504.
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Absolution from sin by sacrifice of ancient origin, 181;
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refused to Constantine by Pagan priests, 444.
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Abury, the temple at, 180.
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Achilleus, a personification of the Sun, 485.
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Adam, was reproduced in Noah, Elijah, and other Bible celebrities, 44;
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no trace of the story of the fall of, in the Hebrew Canon, after the Genesis account, 99.
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Aditi, "Mother of the Gods," 475;
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a personification of the Dawn, 475;
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is identified with Devaki, 475.
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Adonis, is born of a Virgin, 191;
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has title of "Saviour," 191, 217;
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rises from the dead, 218;
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is creator of the world, 249;
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his temple at Bethlehem, 220;
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his birth on December 25th, 364;
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a personification of the Sun, 484;
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in Hebrew "My Lord," 485.
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Æolus, son of Jupiter, 125.
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Æon, Christ Jesus an, 427;
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there have been several, 427;
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the Gnostics believed Christ Jesus to have been an, 511;
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the Essenes believed in the doctrine of an, 515.
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Æschylus' Prometheus Bound, 192.
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Æsculapius, a son of Jove, 128;
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worshiped as a God, 128;
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is called the "Saviour," 194;
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Death and Resurrection of, 217.
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Agni, represented with seven arms, 32;
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the Cross a symbol of, 340.

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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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