INDEX.
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Goldziher, Ignác and Martineau, R. (Russell)
Cain, with Abel, 110–2;
the ‘Smith,’ 113, and so in the Myth of Civilisation, 213–4, 217;
Solar hero, 113–4, 126–7;
his descendants Solar, 126 et seqq.;
progenitor of the human race, 210;
grave of (according to Mohammedan tradition), at Ṣâliḥiyyâ, suburb of Damascus, 280;
called in Arabic Ḳâbil in assonance to Hâbil, according to a frequent practice, 347–9;
although the name Ḳâyin is also known, 349
Calabar legend of the first human pair, 87
Canaan is cursed for Ham’s fault, 255;
his grave (according to Mohammedan tradition), near Hebron, 280
Cats draw Freyja’s car, 342
Cat-worship of the Egyptians, Solar, 342
Caves in Canaan, traditions relating to, 278
Cherub perhaps denotes the Covering Cloud, and is of Hebrew origin, 196–7
Chiun. See Kiyyûn
Chrysoros the ‘Opener,’ hero of the Myth of Civilisation, 216–7
Civilisation, Myth of, 198 et seqq.
refers the higher civilisation to the Sun, 200–6
Clouds, forms and names of, 163–5;
clouds groaning, 164,
weeping, 165;
worshiped by nomadic Hebrews, 227;
mythologically called ‘Heights of the Sea,’ 426, 443
Clouds and Serpents, Hebrew observers of, 227–8
Coalescence of psychological Motions or Combinations, 375
Colours only imperfectly distinguished and expressed in the mythic age, 141–155
Combination of psychological elements, 375
Comparative Mythology not limited by distinctions of race, 9
Conception (Anschauung), 377
Concubines in mythology are of opposite natures to their men, 158
Confusion of tongues at Babel (Babylon), story of, arose at Babylon, 330–1, 335
Conquered impose their superior civilisation on their conquerors, 236–40
Cow in mythology denotes the Sun, 343–4
Creation, Hebrew story of, conceived at Babylon, 323–6;
established the Sabbath on a new basis, 324;
Babylonian story very similar, 323
Creator, idea of a, essential conception of Jahveh, 299
Crocodile, mythologically identical with the Sun, worshiped in Egypt, 342–3
Ćyavana, son of Bhṛgu, is Lightning, 372–3, 391