INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
Ke-lin, the, appeared at the birth of Confucius, 121.
Key, the, which unlocks the door to the mystery, 441.
Knichahan, the Supreme God of the Mayas of Yucatan, 130.
Kings, the, of Egypt considered divine, 122.
Kronos, the myth of, explained, 559.
Kung-foo-tsze (see Confucius).
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Labarum, the, of Constantine, inscribed with the monogram of Osiris, 350.
Ladder, the, of Jacob, 42;
explained, 42-47.
Lama, the, of Thibet, considered divine, 118;
the high priest of the Tartars, 118;
the Pope of Buddhism, 118.
Lamb, the, of God, a personification of the Sun, 492.
Lamb, the oldest representation of Christ Jesus was the figure of a, 202, 503.
Lamps, feast of, 392.
Lanthu, born of a pure spotless Virgin, 248;
the creator of the world, 248.
Lao-Kiun, born of a Virgin, 120;
believed in one God, 120;
formed the Tao-tsze, or sect of reason, 120.
Lao-tse (see Lao-Kiun).
Latona, the mother of Apollo, 125.
Law-giver, Moses a, 59;
Bacchus a, 59;
Zoroaster a, 59;
Minos a, 60;
Thoth a, 60;
Lycurgus a, 61;
Apollo a, 61.
Lazarus, raised from the grave, 273.
Leto, a personification of darkness, 477.
Libations, common among all nations of antiquity, 317.
Library, the, of Alexandria, 438.
Lights, are kept burning before images in Pagan temples, 406.
Lily, the, or Lotus, sacred among all Eastern nations, 529;
put into the hands of all "Virgin Mothers," 329.
Linga, the, and Yoni, adored by the Jews, 47;
the symbol under which the sun was worshiped, 47, 496.
Logos, the, an Egyptian feature, 373;