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Bible Myths and their Parallels in other Religions Being...

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Historical theory, the, succeeded by the allegorical, 466.
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Histories, the, of the gods are fabulous, 466.
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Holy Ghost, the, impregnates the Virgin Mary, 111;
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and the Virgin Maya, 117;
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is one with the Father and the Son, 368;
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is symbolized by the dove among Heathen nations, 357.
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Holy One, the, of the Chinese, 190.
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Holy Trinity, the, of the Christians, the same as that of the Pagans, 370.
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Homa, or Haoma, a god of the Hindoos, called the "Benefactor of the World," 306.
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Horus, the Egyptian Saviour, 122;
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born of the Virgin Isis, 122;
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descended into hell, 213;
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rose from the dead, 222;
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performed miracles, 256;
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raised the dead to life, 256;
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is represented as an infant on the lap of his virgin mother, 327;
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is born on December 25th, 363;
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a personification of the sun, 476;
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crucified in the heavens, 484.
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Hydaspus, the river, divided by Bacchus, 51.
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Hypatia, put to death by a Christian mob, 440.
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Iamos, left to die among the bushes and violets, 170;
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received from Zeus the gift of prophecy, 171.
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Iao, a name sacred in Egypt, 49;
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probably the same as Jehovah, 49;
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Idolatry, practiced by the Hebrews, 107;
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adopted by the Christians, 384.
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Idols, the worship of, among Christians, 397.
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I. H. S., formerly a monogram of the god Bacchus, and now the monogram of Christ Jesus, 351.
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Images, the worship of, among Christians, 397.
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Immaculate Conception, the, of Jesus, 111;

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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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