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

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Beatitudes, the, the prophet of, 527.
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Belief, or faith, salvation by, existed in the earliest times, 184.
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Bellerophon, a mighty Grecian hero, 75.
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Belus, the tower of, 34.
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Benares, the Hindoo Jerusalem, 296.
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Berosus, on the flood, 22.
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Bible, the Egyptian, the oldest in the world, 24.
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Birth, the Miraculous, of Jesus, 111;
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Birth-day, the, of the gods, on December 25th, 364.
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Birth-place, the, of Christ Jesus, in a cave, 154;
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the, of other saviours, in a cave, 155-158.
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Black God, the, crucified, 201.
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Black Mother, the, and child, 336.
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Bochia, of the Persians, performed miracles, 256.
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Bochica, a god of the Muyscas, 130.
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Bodhisatwa, a name of Buddha, 115.
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Books, sacred, among heathen nations, 61.
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Brahma, the first person in Hindoo Trinity, 369.
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Brahmins, the, perform the rite of baptism, 317.
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Bread and Wine, a sacrifice with, celebrated by the Grand Lama of Thibet, 306;
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by those who were initiated into the mysteries of Mithras, 307.
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Blind Man, cured by Jesus, 268;
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by the Emperor Vespasian at Alexandria, 268.
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Brechin, the fire tower of, 199;
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a crucifix cut upon, 198.
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Buddha, born of the Virgin Maya, 115;
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his birth announced by a star, 143;

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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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