INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
Masons' Marks, conspicuous among Christian symbols, 358.
Mass, the, of Good Friday, of Pagan origin, 226.
Mastodon, the remains of, found in America, 19.
Mathura, the birth-place of Crishna, 113.
Matthew, the "Gospel according to," 455.
May, the month of, dedicated to the Heathen Virgin Mothers, 335;
is now the month of Mary, 335.
Maya, the same name as Mary, 332.
Mayus, the, of Yucatan, worship a Virgin-born god, 130.
May-pole, the, of moderns, is the "Ashera" of the ancients, 47;
an emblem of the male organ of generation, 47;
the Linga of the Hindoos, 47.
Mecca, the Mohammedans' Jerusalem, 296.
Mediator, the title of, applied to Virgin-born gods before the time of Jesus, 195.
Melchizedek, the Kenite King of Righteousness, brought out bread and wine as a sign or symbol of worship, 307.
Menander, called the "Wonder Worker," performed miracles, 266;
believed himself to be the Christ, 429.
Mendicants, among the Buddhists in China, 400-403.
Menes, the first king of Egypt, 122;
considered divine, 122.
Menu, Satyavrata the Seventh, 25.
Mercury, the Son of Jupiter and a mortal mother, 125;
called "God's Messenger," 195.
Meru (Mount), the Hindoo Paradise, out of which went four rivers, 13.
Messiahs, many, before the time of Jesus, 196,519, 521, 522.
Metempsychosis, or transmigration of souls, 42;
the doctrine taught by all the Heathen nations of antiquity, 43;
by the Jews and Christians, 43.
Mexicans, the, had their semi-fish gods, 83;
practiced circumcision, 86;
compared with the inhabitants of the old world, 533.
Mexico, the architecture of, compared with that of the old world, 538.
Michabou, a god of the Algonquins, 131.
Michael, the angel, the story of, borrowed from Chaldean sources, 109;
fought with his angels against the dragon, 386.
Miletus, the crucified god of, 191.
Millennium, doctrine of the, 239.
Minos, the Lawgiver of the Cretans, 60;
receives the Laws from Zeus, 60.
Minutius Felix, on the crucified man, 197.