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

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Page 245: who appear before him as the judge.[original has extraneous quotation mark]
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Page 247: all things were created by him."[original has single quote]
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Page 282: Jesus was pierced with a spear.[282:4][period and footnote anchor missing in original]
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Page 283: 36. "[quotation mark missing in original]And after six days
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Page 284: fix his heart and thoughts on God alone."[closing quotation mark missing in original]
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Page 287: Aristotle[original has Aristote] a picker-up of ethics
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Page 298: [original has extraneous quotation mark]Well authenticated records establish
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Page 299: "[quotation mark missing in original]When the time came
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Page 300: Gautama Buddha taught that all men are brothers;[semi-colon missing in original]
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Page 301: before the practice of shaving the head[original has dead]
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Page 302: "[quotation mark missing in original]We know that the Fo-pen-hing was translated
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Page 302: "[quotation mark missing in original]These Gâthas were evidently composed
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Page 302: "[quotation mark missing in original]It would be a natural inference
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Page 303: around the idea of a Chakravarti[original has Chakrawarti]
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Page 308: "[quotation mark missing in original]For you either know, or can know
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Page 312: the flesh and bones of Vitziliputzli[original has Vitzilipuzlti]
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Page 313: It suggests itself to our mind that[original has that that] this style
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Page 321: he saw some one undergoing baptism by aspersion.[original has extraneous colon]
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Page 322: blessing from the Saviour Quetzalcoatle[original has Quetzacoatle]
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Page 330: worshiped a Virgin Mother and Son,[original has period] who was represented
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Page 334: title of "Queen of Heaven."[closing quotation mark missing in original]
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Page 340: It is placed by Müller[original has Muller]
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Page 342: it is the hieroglyph[original has hierogylph] of goodness
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Page 343: also the symbol[original has symobl] of the Babylonian god Bal
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Page 351: I. E. E. S.[period missing in original], was a monogram of Bacchus
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Page 393: no work should be undertaken."[quotation mark missing in original]
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Page 399: Thames River god officiates[original has officates] at the baptism
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Page 405: Cardinal Baronius[original has Baronias]
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Page 405: emblems of either the Linga[original has Lingha] or Yoni
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Page 407: "[quotation mark missing in original]To the emperor,—a mere worldling
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Page 416: unruly evil, full of deadly poison."[quotation mark missing in original]
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Page 443: Whose judgment stronger grows, acts always right."[closing quotation mark missing in original]
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Page 447: crowds which usually[original has unsually] fill the apartments
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Page 449: doubt was that Sopater the philosopher[original has philospher]
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Page 459: for there[original has their] being four Gospels
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Page 460: may be found to-day[original has to day] in our canonical New Testament
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Page 464: concerning the genuineness[original has genuiness] of writings
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Page 467: the light approaches.'[single quote missing in original]"
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Page 479: birth of the god Sol, the beneficent[original has benificent] Saviour
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Page 487: crucified in the heavens for the salvation of man."[quotation mark missing in original]

Source attribution

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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