INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Doane, T. W. (Thomas William)
Symbolical, the history of the gods, 466.
Synoptic Gospels, the discrepancies between the fourth and the, numerous, 457.
T.
Tacitus, the allusion to Jesus in, a forgery, 566-568.
Tables of Stone, the, of Moses, 58;
of Bacchus, 59.
Talmud, the books containing Jewish tradition, 95;
in the, Jesus is called the "hanged one," 516.
Tammuz, the Saviour, after being put to death, rose from the dead, 217;
worshiped in the temple of the Lord at Jerusalem, 222.
Tanga-tanga, the "Three in One, and One in Three," or the Trinity of the ancient Peruvians, 378.
Tao, the "one god" supreme, worshiped by Lao-Kiun, the Chinese sage, 120.
Tao-tse, the, or "Sect of Reason," formed by Lao-Kiun, 120.
Tau, the cross, worshiped by the Egyptians, 341.
Temples, all the oldest were in caves, 286.
Temptation, the, of Jesus, 175;
of Buddha, 176;
of Zoroaster, 177;
of Quetzalcoatle, 177;
meaning of, 482.
Temples, Pagan, changed into Christian churches, 396, 397.
Ten Commandments, the, of Moses, 59;
of Buddha, 59.
Ten, the, Zodiac gods of the Chaldeans, 102.
Tenth, the, Xisuthrus, King of the Chaldeans, 23;
Noah, patriarch, 23.
Tezcatlipoca, the Supreme God of the Mexicans, 60.
Testament, the New, written many years later than generally supposed, 454.
Therapeutæ, the, and Essenes the same, 423.
Thor, a Scandinavian god, 75;
considered the "Defender" and "Avenger," 75;
the Hercules of the Northern nations, 76;
the Sun personified, 76;
compared with David, 90, 91;
the son of Odin, 129.
Thoth, the deity itself, speaks and reveals to his elect among men the will of God, 60.
Thibet, the religion of, similar to Christianity, 400.
Three, a sacred number among all nations of antiquity, 368-378.
Thursday, sacred to the Scandinavian god, Thor, 32.
Tibet, the religion of, similar to Roman Christianity, 400.