INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
Miracles, the, of Jesus, 252;
of Crishna, 253;
of Buddha, 254, 255;
of Zoroaster, 256;
Bochia, 256;
Horus, 256;
Osiris, 256;
Serapis, 257;
Marduk, 257;
Bacchus, 257;
Æsculapius, 257;
Apollonius, 261;
Simon Magus, 264;
Menander, 266;
Vespasian, 268.
Miraculous Conception, the, of, Jesus, 111;
parallels to, 112-131.
Mithras, a "Mediator between God and Man," 194;
called the "Saviour," and the "Logos," 194;
is put to death, and rises again to life, 223;
a personification of the Sun, 507.
Mohammed (see Mahomet).
Molech, the god, worshiped by the Heathen nations, and the children of Israel, 108.
Monad, a, in the Egyptian Trinity, 373.
Monasteries, among Heathen nations, 400.
Monasticism, a vast and powerful institution in Buddhist countries, 403.
Monks, were common among Heathen nations before the Christian era, 400-404.
Montanus, believed himself an Angel-Messiah, 428.
Months, the twelve, compared with the Apostles, 500.
Moon, the, was personified among ancient nations, and called the "Queen of Heaven," 478.
Moral Sentiments, the, of the New Testament, compared with those from Heathen Bibles, 415.
Mosaic history, the so-called, a myth, 17.
Moses, divides the Red Sea, 50;
is thrown into the Nile, 89.
Mother, the, of God, worshiped among the ancients, 326.
Mother Night, the 24th of December called, 365.
Mother of the Gods, the, Aditi called, 475.
Mount Meru, the Hindoo paradise on, 13.
Mummy, a cross on the breast of an Egyptian, in the British Museum, 341.
Muscovites, the, worshiped a virgin and child, 333;