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Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
the gospel according to, 457;
Irenæus the author of, 458.
John the Baptist, his birth-day is on the day of the Summer Solstice, 499.
Jonah, swallowed by a big fish, 77;
parallels to, 78, 79;
the meaning of, 79;
the Sun called, 80;
identified with Dagon and Oannes, 82, 83;
the same as John, 84;
the myth of, explained, 105.
Jordan, the river, considered sacred, 318.
Josephus, does not speak of Jesus, 564.
Joshua, arrests the course of the Sun, 91;
parallel to, 91.
Jove, the Sons of, numerous, 125;
the Supreme God, 125.
Judea, the Virgin of, 111;
a counterpart to, found by the first Christian missionaries in China, 119.
Judaism, its doctrine and precepts, by I. M. Wise, referred to, 527.
Judge of the Dead, Jesus, 244;
Sons of God, 244;
Buddha, 244;
Crishna, 245;
Osiris, 245;
Aeacus, 245;
no examples of Jesus as, in early Christian art, 246.
Julius Cæsar (see Cæsar).
Juno, the "Queen of Heaven," 333;
was represented standing on the crescent moon, 333;
considered the protectress of woman, 333;
often represented with a dove on her head, 357;
suspended in space, 486.
Jupiter, the Supreme God of the Pagans, 125;
a statue of, in St. Peter's, Rome, 397.
Justin Martyr, on the work of the Devil, 124, 265.
K.
Kadmus, king of Thebes, 124.
Kaffirs, the, practice circumcision, 86.
Kama, attempts the life of Crishna, 166;
is a personification of Night, 481.