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Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
demonstrations of delight at his birth, 147;
is visited by Asita, 151;
was of royal descent, 163;
a dangerous child, 168;
tempted by the devil, 176;
fasted, 176;
died and rose again to life, 216;
ascended into heaven, 216;
compared with Jesus, 289.
Buddhism, the established religion of Burmah, Siam, Laos, Pega, Cambodia, Thibet, Japan, Tartary, Ceylon, and Loo-Choo, 297.
Buddhist religion, the, compared with Christianity, 302.
Buddhists, the monastic system among, 401.
Bull, the, an emblem of the sun, 476.
Bulla, the, worn by Roman children, 405;
and now a lamb, the Agnus Dei, 405.
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Cabala, the, had its Trinity, 376.
Cadiz, the gates of, 70.
Cæsar (Augustus), was believed to be divine, 126.
Cæsar (Julius), was likened to the divine, 126.
Calabrian Shepherds, the, a few weeks before Winter solstice, came into Rome to play on the pipes, 365.
Cam-Deo, the God of Love, 216.
Capricorn, when the planets met in, the world was deluged with water, 102.
Cardinals, the, of Rome, wear the robes once worn by Roman senators, 400.
Carmelites, the, and Essenes the same, 422.
Canon, the, of the New Testament, when settled, 463.
Carne-vale, a farewell to animal food, 227.
Carnutes, the, of Gaul, 198;
the Lamb of, 199.
Castles, Lord, a ring found on his estate, 199.
Catholic rites and ceremonies are imitations of those of the Pagans, 384.
Catholic theory, the, of the fall of the angels, 386.
Cave, Jesus born in a, 154;
Crishna born in a, 156;
Abraham born in a, 156;
Apollo born in a, 156;
Mithras born in a, 156;
Hermes born in a, 156.
Caves, all the oldest temples were in, 286.
Celibacy, among Pagan priests, 400-404.