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Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
worshiped a Trinity, 378.
Mylitta, the goddess, worshiped by the Hebrews, 108.
Myrrha, the mother of Bacchus, 332;
same as Mary, 332.
Myth, a, the theology of Christendom built upon, 17.
Mythology, all religions founded upon, 563.
Mythos, the universal, 505.
N.
Nganu, the Africans of Lake, had a similar story to the "Confusion of Tongues," 36.
Nakshatias, the, of the Indian Zodiac, are regarded as deities, 142.
Nanda, the foster-father of Crishna, 158.
Nared, a great prophet and astrologer, 143;
pointed out Crishna's stars, 143.
Nazarenes, the, saw in Jesus nothing more than a mere man, 135.
Nebuchadnezzar, repaired the tower of Babel, 85.
Necromancer, Jesus represented as a, 273.
Nehush-tan, the Sun worshiped under the name of, 491.
Neith, the mother of Osiris, 364;
called the "Holy Virgin," 364;
the "Mother of the Gods," and "Mother of the Sun," 476;
a personification of the dawn, 476.
Nepaul, the crucified God found in, 187.
Nicaragua, the inhabitants of, called their principal God Thomathoyo, 130.
Nice, the Council of, 381;
anathematized those who say that there was a time when the Son of God was not, 381.
Nile, the temples on the north bank of the river dedicated to the kings of Egypt, 122;
a sacred river, 318.
Nimrod, built the tower of Babel, 34.
Ninevah, Jonah goes to, 81;
cylinders discovered on the site of, contained the legend of the flood, 101.
Niparaga, the Supreme Creator of the Endes of California, 131.
Nisan, the angel, borrowed from the Chaldeans, 109.
Noah, the ark of, 119.
Noel, Christmas in French called, 365.
Nut, a personification of Heaven, 477.
Nutar Nutra, the, of the Egyptians, corresponds to the Hebrew El-Shaddai, 49.
O.
Oannes, Chaldean fish-god, 82;
the same as Jonah, 83.
Odin, the Supreme God of the Scandinavians, 479;