INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
consecrated one day in the week to Odin, 393;
worshiped Frey, the deity of the Sun, 489.
Scriptures, the, of the Essenes, the ground work of the gospels, 443-460.
Seb, a personification of the Earth, 477.
Second Coming, the, of Jesus, 233;
of Vishnu, 236;
of Buddha, 237;
of Bacchus, 238;
of Kalewipoeg, 238;
of Arthur, 238;
of Quetzalcoatle, 239.
Seed of the Woman, the, bruised the head of the Serpent, according to the mythology of all nations, 482.
Semele, the mother of Bacchus, 124
Semi-ramis, the Supreme Dove crucified, 486.
Senators, the Cardinals of Roman Christianity wear the robes once worn by Romans, 400.
Serapis, the god, worshiped in Alexandria in Egypt, 342;
a cross found in the temple of, 342.
Serpent, the, seduced the first woman, 3;
in Eden, an Aryan story, 99;
an emblem of Christ Jesus, 355;
Moses set up, as an object of worship, 355;
worshiped by the Christians, 355;
symbolized the Sun, 490;
called the Word, or Divine Wisdom, 490.
Seven, the number, sacred among all nations of antiquity, 31.
Seventh-day, the, kept sacred by the ancients, 392, 393.
Seventy-two, Confucius had, disciples, 121.
"Shams-on," the Sun in Arabic, 73.
Sharon, the Rose of, Jesus called, 486.
Shepherds, the infant Jesus worshiped by, 150.
Shoo-king, the, a sacred book of the Chinese, 25;
speaks of the deluge, 25.
Siamese, the, had a virgin-born god, 118.
Simon Magus, believed to be a god, 129;
his picture placed among the gods in Rome, 129;
professed to be the "Word of God," the "Paraclete," or "Comforter," 164;
performed great miracles, 125.
Sin-Bearer, the, Bacchus called, 193.
Sin, Original, the doctrine of, believed in by Heathen nations, 181, 184.
Siva, the third god in the Hindoo Trinity, 369;