INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Goldziher, Ignác and Martineau, R. (Russell)
back the origin of Jahveism to Abraham or even Adam, 433;
compared but did not identify heroes with the Sun, 443
Hebron, legends of the Patriarchs localised at, 278–80;
therefore chosen by David for his residence, 280
Heimdall (the Sun) has the point of his horn in Niflheim, 179
Helios converted by Modern Greeks into Ilias (Elijah), 128
Hephaestos originally identical with Prometheus and Agni, 390
Herakles, original Aryan Sun-god, 417;
he kills a lion, 395–6, 399,
a feature which appears to be borrowed from the Semites (the Aryan Sun-god kills a Dragon), 418;
as also the story of Foxes with firebrands attached to their tails, 419;
he dies, but Iolaus wakes him to new life on Olympos, 446
Heroic age, in Book of Judges, contains mythology, 20–1
Hind, a designation of the rising sun, 178–9
History, mythic features attach themselves to, 22–3
Honey, in Samson’s riddle, 394–7
Horns denote the Sun’s rays, 179
Horváth and Vörösmarty’s Hungarian Myths, 252
Hûd, prophet, his grave (according to Mohammedan tradition), 283
Huythaca, ‘the Moon,’ wife of Bochica, Solar hero of the Muyscas, whom she opposes in his promotion of civilisation, 204
Hyksôs adopted Egyptian culture, 236
Ichneumon, mythologically representing the Night, worshiped in Fayûm, 343
Idea (Vorstellung), 377
Ife, a town of the gods of the Yorubas, 100
Immortality, belief in, characterised the Jahveistic Prophets, 305
Indians, traces of Nomadic myths among, 67–70
Interlacing of psychological Combinations, 376
Iokaste, the ‘Evening-glow,’ mother and wife of Oedipus, 187
Îrân, traces of Nomadism in, 68–9
Iranian (Persian) theological ideas influence the Hebrews in and after the Captivity, 326–9
Irej, ancestor of the Iranians, his sufferings a type of the subjugation of his race, 258
Isaac, the ‘Laugher,’ originally the Sun, 92–96;
myth of the sacrifice of, 45–7, 104–6;
his grave at Hebron, 278–9
Isâf and Nâʾilâ, two Arabian idols (Soil and Rain), 182–3
Isaiah, the second, the Prophet of the Captivity, 307
Isis, the horned, 179
Islâm not favourable to Nomadism, 86
Israel, i.e. the Hebrew nation, created by Jahveh, 299
Issachar, called an Ass, a Solar figure, 177 note, 181