INDEX.
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Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
Apollo called, 373;
Marduk of the Assyrians, called, 374;
the, of Philo, 374;
the, of John, 374;
identical, 374.
Loretto, the Virgin of, 338;
black as an Ethiopian, 338.
Lotus, the, or Lily, sacred among all Eastern nations, 329.
Luke, the Gospel "according" to, 456.
Lycophron, says that Hercules was three nights in the belly of a fish, 78.
M.
Madonna, the, and child, worshiped by all nations of Antiquity, 326.
Magi, the religion of, adopted by the Jews, 109.
Magic, Jesus learned, in Egypt, 272.
Magician, Jesus accused of being a, 273.
Mahabharata, the, quotations from, 415-417.
Mahomet, the miracles of, 269.
Maia, the mother of Mercury, 125;
the same name as Mary, 332.
Man, the Fall of, 4;
parallels to, 4-16;
the antiquity of, 29.
Manco Capac, a god of the Peruvians, 130.
Manes, believed himself to be the "Christ," 429;
the word, has the meaning of "Comforter" or "Saviour," 429.
Manetho, an Egyptian priest, gives an account of the sojourn of the Israelites in Egypt, 53.
Manicheans, the, transferred pure souls to the Galaxy, 45;
their doctrine of the divinity of Christ Jesus, 511.
Manu, quotations from, 415.
March 25th, the primitive Easter solemnized on, 225, 495;
celebrated throughout the ancient world in honor of the "Mother of God," 335;
appointed to the honor of the Christian Virgin, 335.
Maria, the name, same as Mary, 332.
Mark, the Gospel according to, 456.
Matangi girl, the, and Ananda, the disciple of Buddha, 294.
Martianus Capella, his ode to the Sun, 507.
Martyr (Justin), compares Christianity with Paganism, 124.
Mary, the mother of Jesus, 111;
same name as Maya, Maria, &c., 332;
called the "Mother of God," 398.