INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
Agnus Dei, the, succeeded the Bulla, 405;
worn by children, 405.
Agony, the, on Good Friday, is the weeping for Tammuz, the fair Adonis, 226.
Akiba, Rabbi, believed Bar-Cochaba to be the Messiah, 433.
Alcmena, mother of Hercules, 124.
Alexander, divides the Pamphylian Sea, 61;
believed to be a divine incarnation, 127;
visits the temple of Jupiter Ammon, 127;
and styles himself "Son of Jupiter Ammon," 127.
Alexandria, the library of, 438;
the great intellectual centre, 440;
and the cradle of Christianity, 219, 442.
Allegorical, the, interpretation of the Scriptures practiced by Rabbis, 100;
the historical theory succeeded by, 466, 552, 563.
Allegory, the story of the "Fall of Man" an, 100.
All-father, the, of all nations, a personification of the Sky, 478.
Alpha and Omega, Jesus believed to be, 250;
Crishna, 250;
Buddha, 250;
Lao-Kiun, 250;
Ormuzd, 251;
Zeus, 251;
Bacchus, 251.
Ambrose, St., affirms that the Apostles made a creed, 385.
America, populated from Asia, 540;
was at one time joined to Asia, 541.
American Trinity, the, 378.
Americans, their connection with the old world, 533.
Ammon, Jupiter, his temple visited by Alexander, 127.
Amphion, son of Jove, 124.
Amulets and Charms, worn by the Christians, 405;
are relics of Paganism, 405.
Ananda, and the Matangi Girl, 294.
Andrew's, St., Cross, of Pagan origin, 339.
Angel Messiah, Buddha an, 116;
Crishna an, 196;
Christ an, 196;
the Essenes applied the legend of, to Jesus, 442.
Angels, the fallen, 386;
believed in by all nations of antiquity, 386-388.