Nebo,92.
Nergal,93,106,110.
Nin-gal,89.
Ninib,47,92.
Nusku,89,94.
OATH,21,100.
Oracles,25,52sq.
Oriental thought,11,102,113.
Ornaments,52.
Osiris,26,38,47,75,96.
PALESTINE, history,4sqq.; land and people,8sqq.; modern religion,21sqq.,25,37,39sqq.,43sq.,46,50,53,59,68sq.; its gods, chaps. vi.sq.; thought,98sqq.; chronology,118.
Petra,19sq.;108.
Philistines,7,80.SeeDagon.
Phoenician gods,72,92sq.
Pillars,13sqq.,26sq.,109.
Politics and religion,64sq.,67sq.,72,78,80.
Prophets,54sq.,86.
Ptah,53,96.
RAM,30.
Ramman,87,89.
Ramses II.,6,44,58,62,71,73,77,81,85,101,118.
Ramses III.,7,70,77,114,118.
'Ransom,' the,43sq.
Re,63,71,73.SeeAmon.
Resheph,84sq.,87,92,111.
SACRIFICE,15sqq.,22,25,27,36,38sqq.,41sqq.,79.
es-Sāfy,7,17,19,30.
Saints (welis, etc., in modern Palestine); virtually local gods,21sqq.,24sq.; their vicissitudes,23; resemble those of the gods,67sq.; appear in animal form,22,50; physical fathers,59,61.SeeGods, Tombs.
Samson,88.
Sanctuaries,13sqq.,77; their persistence,19sqq.; in modern religion,21sqq.,24,37.
Seals,93,108sqq.
Sebek,96.
Serabit el-khadem (Sinaitic peninsula),7,15,19,26sq.,32,41,45,52,69,84.
Seraph,93.
Serpents,15,32,48,108.
Set.SeeSutekh.
Sety I.,6,58,77,118.
Shalem,92.
Shamash, sun (-deity),70sq.,78sqq.,88sqq.,93,95sq.,98,111.SeeSun.
Shamshi-Adad,91.
Sin,55,100,102.
Sin (the god),66,88sq.
Sinuhe,9,35.
Soul, the,37,41,45,57.
Spirits,50sqq.
Stones,13sqq.,26sq.,32.
Sun-god.SeeAmon, King, Re, Shamash.
Susa (in Elam),38,54.
Sutekh (Set), title and proper-name (cp. Baal, El),73sq.,82,84,108,111.
Swine,16,48,92.
Symbols.SeeEmblems.
TAANACH,8,18,29,40,53,93sq.,108.
Teshub,70sq.,89.
Thought, Oriental,11,102sqq.
Thutmose III.,5,9,28,77,85,94,118.
Tiglath-pileser I.,7,81,118.
Tombs,19,21sqq.,35sqq.,46,59.
Trees,25sq.
Tushratta (King of Mitanni),56,70sq.
UNCLEAN,47sq.
VOWS,46.
WAR,22,39,72,80,82,84sqq.,90,93,95,104.
Water-rites,107sq.
Weli (patron).SeeSaint.
Wenamon.SeeZakarbaal.
YAHWEH,94sq.SeeIsrael.
ZAKARBAAL,54,56,74sq.,78,114.
Tell Zakariya,31.
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