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Boston.The Career of the God-Idea in History.Boston.INDEX.Abraham,17,20.Æsculapius,42,47.Acosta,91.Adonis,42,82,83.Ahriman,46,62,75.Alexander I,86.Angels,70.Anubis,59.Astarte,83.Atonement,55.Austin,63.Bacchus,48,82,90.Baldur,41.Baptism,85.Brahma,61,88.Buddha,7,18,19,21,27,28,42,45,47,65,82,94.Caiaphas,32,57.Ceres,90.Chaldean doctrine,59.Charlemagne,68.Christlieb,55.Cicero,96.Codom,8,47.Communion,90.Confession,87.Confucius,18.Constantine,6,25,68.Conway,48.Cross,22.Crucifixion,21,28.Danæ,10.Demons,24,25,72,75.Devaki,7.Devil, see Satan.Diana,66.Eddy,48.Elias,48.Elijah,42,43,48,55.Elisha,48,55.Emerson,93.Ennius,96.Enoch,43.Eostre,83.Eucharist,91.Euhemerus,96.Europa,10.Fasts,81.Feasts,81.Figuier,78.Frey,62,82.Frigga,82.Grandier,77.Grand lama,85.Helena,26,68.Heliogabalus,84.Hera,66.Hertha,83.Hislop,59.Holy water,86.Horus,8,47,61,64,66,69,82.Huitzilopochtli,8.Hume,48.Incubi,75.Intercession,69.Ishtar,42.Isis,8,61,64,66,86.Janus,69.Joseph,9.Juno,66.Kaffres,19.Krishna,7,18,19,20,28,41,42,47,65.Lazarus,53.Lecky,79,99.Leda,10.Loudin nuns,76.Lucretius,96.Lustral water,86.Luther,72.Mariolatry,64.Mary,9.Mary Magdalene,38,39,42.Mather,74.Maya,17,65.Messiahs,101.Miracles,47.Mithras,18,62,82,86,88.Mohammed,47.Monasticism,94.Moses,20,48.des Mousseaux,71,72.Mylitta,65.Neith,82.Neptune,71.Odin,62,82.Ormuzd,46,62,88.Orr,13.Osiris,18,28,41,42,45,59,61,70,82,90.Ostara,83.Ovid,96.Pan,71.Parrish,74.Paul,44,98.Paul V,67.Peter Lombard,64.Pilate,29.Pius IX,67.Priestley,62.Prometheus,28.Prayer,87.Pythagoras,48.Quetzalcoatl,8,17,21,28,41,42,47,66,91.Rama,42.Relics,25.Resurrection,37.Saints,68.Sandford,48.Satan,58,70.Sextus IV,67.Shin-moo,65.Siva,61.Slaughter of the Innocents,19.Sochiquetzal,66.Socrates,18.Star of Bethlehem,17.Stoics,96.Succubæ,75.Tammuz,65.Temptation,20.Thomas a Becket,68.Thor,23,62,71.Tri-murti,61.Trinity,60.Vespasian,48.Virgin birth,6.Vishnu,61,88.Vulcan,71.Witches,72.Zoroaster,21,41,42,47.ColophonAvailabilityThis eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. 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Cheetham, S.—The Mysteries—Pagan and Christian. London. 1897.
Christlieb, Theodore.—Modern Doubt and Christian Belief. New York. 1874.
Clodd, Edward.—Myths and Dreams. London. 1885.
Colenso, John William.—Lectures on the Pentateuch and Moabite Stone. London. 1873.
Conway, Moncure Daniel.—Idols and Ideals, with an essay onChristianity. New York. 1877.
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Farrar, J. A.—Paganism and Christianity. London. 1891.Primitive Manners and Customs. New York. 1879.
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Fiske, John.—Myths and Myth-Makers. Boston. 1901.
Frazer, J. C.—The Golden Bough. London. 1890. 2 vols.
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Harnack, Adolph.—The Expansion of Christianity in the First Three Centuries. Translated by James Moffatt. New York. 1904. 2 vols.
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INDEX.Abraham,17,20.Æsculapius,42,47.Acosta,91.Adonis,42,82,83.Ahriman,46,62,75.Alexander I,86.Angels,70.Anubis,59.Astarte,83.Atonement,55.Austin,63.Bacchus,48,82,90.Baldur,41.Baptism,85.Brahma,61,88.Buddha,7,18,19,21,27,28,42,45,47,65,82,94.Caiaphas,32,57.Ceres,90.Chaldean doctrine,59.Charlemagne,68.Christlieb,55.Cicero,96.Codom,8,47.Communion,90.Confession,87.Confucius,18.Constantine,6,25,68.Conway,48.Cross,22.Crucifixion,21,28.Danæ,10.Demons,24,25,72,75.Devaki,7.Devil, see Satan.Diana,66.Eddy,48.Elias,48.Elijah,42,43,48,55.Elisha,48,55.Emerson,93.Ennius,96.Enoch,43.Eostre,83.Eucharist,91.Euhemerus,96.Europa,10.Fasts,81.Feasts,81.Figuier,78.Frey,62,82.Frigga,82.Grandier,77.Grand lama,85.Helena,26,68.Heliogabalus,84.Hera,66.Hertha,83.Hislop,59.Holy water,86.Horus,8,47,61,64,66,69,82.Huitzilopochtli,8.Hume,48.Incubi,75.Intercession,69.Ishtar,42.Isis,8,61,64,66,86.Janus,69.Joseph,9.Juno,66.Kaffres,19.Krishna,7,18,19,20,28,41,42,47,65.Lazarus,53.Lecky,79,99.Leda,10.Loudin nuns,76.Lucretius,96.Lustral water,86.Luther,72.Mariolatry,64.Mary,9.Mary Magdalene,38,39,42.Mather,74.Maya,17,65.Messiahs,101.Miracles,47.Mithras,18,62,82,86,88.Mohammed,47.Monasticism,94.Moses,20,48.des Mousseaux,71,72.Mylitta,65.Neith,82.Neptune,71.Odin,62,82.Ormuzd,46,62,88.Orr,13.Osiris,18,28,41,42,45,59,61,70,82,90.Ostara,83.Ovid,96.Pan,71.Parrish,74.Paul,44,98.Paul V,67.Peter Lombard,64.Pilate,29.Pius IX,67.Priestley,62.Prometheus,28.Prayer,87.Pythagoras,48.Quetzalcoatl,8,17,21,28,41,42,47,66,91.Rama,42.Relics,25.Resurrection,37.Saints,68.Sandford,48.Satan,58,70.Sextus IV,67.Shin-moo,65.Siva,61.Slaughter of the Innocents,19.Sochiquetzal,66.Socrates,18.Star of Bethlehem,17.Stoics,96.Succubæ,75.Tammuz,65.Temptation,20.Thomas a Becket,68.Thor,23,62,71.Tri-murti,61.Trinity,60.Vespasian,48.Virgin birth,6.Vishnu,61,88.Vulcan,71.Witches,72.Zoroaster,21,41,42,47.
INDEX.
Abraham,17,20.Æsculapius,42,47.Acosta,91.Adonis,42,82,83.Ahriman,46,62,75.Alexander I,86.Angels,70.Anubis,59.Astarte,83.Atonement,55.Austin,63.Bacchus,48,82,90.Baldur,41.Baptism,85.Brahma,61,88.Buddha,7,18,19,21,27,28,42,45,47,65,82,94.Caiaphas,32,57.Ceres,90.Chaldean doctrine,59.Charlemagne,68.Christlieb,55.Cicero,96.Codom,8,47.Communion,90.Confession,87.Confucius,18.Constantine,6,25,68.Conway,48.Cross,22.Crucifixion,21,28.Danæ,10.Demons,24,25,72,75.Devaki,7.Devil, see Satan.Diana,66.Eddy,48.Elias,48.Elijah,42,43,48,55.Elisha,48,55.Emerson,93.Ennius,96.Enoch,43.Eostre,83.Eucharist,91.Euhemerus,96.Europa,10.Fasts,81.Feasts,81.Figuier,78.Frey,62,82.Frigga,82.Grandier,77.Grand lama,85.Helena,26,68.Heliogabalus,84.Hera,66.Hertha,83.Hislop,59.Holy water,86.Horus,8,47,61,64,66,69,82.Huitzilopochtli,8.Hume,48.Incubi,75.Intercession,69.Ishtar,42.Isis,8,61,64,66,86.Janus,69.Joseph,9.Juno,66.Kaffres,19.Krishna,7,18,19,20,28,41,42,47,65.Lazarus,53.Lecky,79,99.Leda,10.Loudin nuns,76.Lucretius,96.Lustral water,86.Luther,72.Mariolatry,64.Mary,9.Mary Magdalene,38,39,42.Mather,74.Maya,17,65.Messiahs,101.Miracles,47.Mithras,18,62,82,86,88.Mohammed,47.Monasticism,94.Moses,20,48.des Mousseaux,71,72.Mylitta,65.Neith,82.Neptune,71.Odin,62,82.Ormuzd,46,62,88.Orr,13.Osiris,18,28,41,42,45,59,61,70,82,90.Ostara,83.Ovid,96.Pan,71.Parrish,74.Paul,44,98.Paul V,67.Peter Lombard,64.Pilate,29.Pius IX,67.Priestley,62.Prometheus,28.Prayer,87.Pythagoras,48.Quetzalcoatl,8,17,21,28,41,42,47,66,91.Rama,42.Relics,25.Resurrection,37.Saints,68.Sandford,48.Satan,58,70.Sextus IV,67.Shin-moo,65.Siva,61.Slaughter of the Innocents,19.Sochiquetzal,66.Socrates,18.Star of Bethlehem,17.Stoics,96.Succubæ,75.Tammuz,65.Temptation,20.Thomas a Becket,68.Thor,23,62,71.Tri-murti,61.Trinity,60.Vespasian,48.Virgin birth,6.Vishnu,61,88.Vulcan,71.Witches,72.Zoroaster,21,41,42,47.
Abraham,17,20.
Æsculapius,42,47.
Acosta,91.
Adonis,42,82,83.
Ahriman,46,62,75.
Alexander I,86.
Angels,70.
Anubis,59.
Astarte,83.
Atonement,55.
Austin,63.
Bacchus,48,82,90.
Baldur,41.
Baptism,85.
Brahma,61,88.
Buddha,7,18,19,21,27,28,42,45,47,65,82,94.
Caiaphas,32,57.
Ceres,90.
Chaldean doctrine,59.
Charlemagne,68.
Christlieb,55.
Cicero,96.
Codom,8,47.
Communion,90.
Confession,87.
Confucius,18.
Constantine,6,25,68.
Conway,48.
Cross,22.
Crucifixion,21,28.
Danæ,10.
Demons,24,25,72,75.
Devaki,7.
Devil, see Satan.
Diana,66.
Eddy,48.
Elias,48.
Elijah,42,43,48,55.
Elisha,48,55.
Emerson,93.
Ennius,96.
Enoch,43.
Eostre,83.
Eucharist,91.
Euhemerus,96.
Europa,10.
Fasts,81.
Feasts,81.
Figuier,78.
Frey,62,82.
Frigga,82.
Grandier,77.
Grand lama,85.
Helena,26,68.
Heliogabalus,84.
Hera,66.
Hertha,83.
Hislop,59.
Holy water,86.
Horus,8,47,61,64,66,69,82.
Huitzilopochtli,8.
Hume,48.
Incubi,75.
Intercession,69.
Ishtar,42.
Isis,8,61,64,66,86.
Janus,69.
Joseph,9.
Juno,66.
Kaffres,19.
Krishna,7,18,19,20,28,41,42,47,65.
Lazarus,53.
Lecky,79,99.
Leda,10.
Loudin nuns,76.
Lucretius,96.
Lustral water,86.
Luther,72.
Mariolatry,64.
Mary,9.
Mary Magdalene,38,39,42.
Mather,74.
Maya,17,65.
Messiahs,101.
Miracles,47.
Mithras,18,62,82,86,88.
Mohammed,47.
Monasticism,94.
Moses,20,48.
des Mousseaux,71,72.
Mylitta,65.
Neith,82.
Neptune,71.
Odin,62,82.
Ormuzd,46,62,88.
Orr,13.
Osiris,18,28,41,42,45,59,61,70,82,90.
Ostara,83.
Ovid,96.
Pan,71.
Parrish,74.
Paul,44,98.
Paul V,67.
Peter Lombard,64.
Pilate,29.
Pius IX,67.
Priestley,62.
Prometheus,28.
Prayer,87.
Pythagoras,48.
Quetzalcoatl,8,17,21,28,41,42,47,66,91.
Rama,42.
Relics,25.
Resurrection,37.
Saints,68.
Sandford,48.
Satan,58,70.
Sextus IV,67.
Shin-moo,65.
Siva,61.
Slaughter of the Innocents,19.
Sochiquetzal,66.
Socrates,18.
Star of Bethlehem,17.
Stoics,96.
Succubæ,75.
Tammuz,65.
Temptation,20.
Thomas a Becket,68.
Thor,23,62,71.
Tri-murti,61.
Trinity,60.
Vespasian,48.
Virgin birth,6.
Vishnu,61,88.
Vulcan,71.
Witches,72.
Zoroaster,21,41,42,47.
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