INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
Evil, origin of, 4.
Exorcism, practiced by the Jews before the time of Jesus, 268.
Explanation, the, of the Universal Mythos, 466.
Ezra, added to the Pentateuch, 94.
F.
Faith, salvation by, taught before the Christian era, 184.
Fall of Man, the, Hebrew account of, 4;
parallels to, 7-16;
hardly alluded to outside of Genesis, 99;
allegorical meaning of, 101.
Fall of the Angels, the, 386.
Fasting, for forty days, a common occurrence, 179;
at certain periods, practiced by the ancients, 177, 392.
Father, Son and Holy Ghost, the, of Pagan origin, 369.
Females, the, of the Orinoco tribes, fasted forty days before marriage,179.
Festivals, held by the Hindoos, the Chinese, the Egyptians, and others, 392.
Fifty, Jesus said to have lived to the age of, 515.
Fig-tree, the, sacred, 13.
Fijians, the, practiced circumcision, 86.
Fire, worshiped by the Mexicans and Peruvians, 532.
Fire Tower, the, of Brechin, 199.
Firmicius (Julius), says the Devil has his Christs, 183.
Fish, the, a symbol of Christ Jesus, 355;
meaning of, 504.
Fleur de Lis, or Lotus, a sacred plant, 329.
Flood, the, Hebrew legend of, 19;
parallels to, 22-27.
Flower, Jesus called a, 487.
Fo-hi, of China, born of a Virgin, 119.
Forty, a sacred number, 179.
Fraud, practiced by the early Christians, 434.
Frey, the deity of the Sun, 488;
killed at the time of the winter solstice, 488.
Freyga, the goddess, of the Scandinavians, transformed into the Virgin Mary, 399;
a personification of the earth, 479.
Friday, fish day, why, 354.
Frigga (see Freyga).
Fuh-he, Chinese sage, 119;
considered divine, 119.
Future Life, the doctrine of, taught by nearly all nations of antiquity, 388.