Forlong - Rivers of Life

556
in, 167; household lingams in, 186;
stone circles in, 193; prayer for
offspring in, 205; sect quarrelling
in, 211; common ancient and modern
sculptures in, 250; and ser-
pent, 254; and hill worhip, 269;
lamp-tower of, 33; mountain worship
in, 355; lingams in, 395; religious
prejudice in, 396, 397; sunworship
in, 487; solar ruins in, 489,
491; ancestor worship in, 542;
formation of gods in, 546
Indra, 7; and water, 58, 74, 112,
235; dress of, 245, 255, 315, 411;
like Pl. V.-7; war of, 486
Indraprestha, founded, 101, 114
Initiation, ceremony, 176
Innis-Murray stone, 485
Inspiration, idea, 542
Io, line and circle, 110; and Kadmus,
126; and Manoo, 148; Bakoth and
Triumphe, 171, 189, 271, 483
Ioannes, 231
Ion, 177; names ending in, 412
Ione, temple to, 76; dome, 175, 182;
shrine to, 263, 276, 285, 305, 340,
439, 453
Iowa, Snake Mound, Pl. VI.-9
Iran, 262
Irawady, etymology of, 411, 412
Ireland, spiral on rude stones in, 184;
stone circle at Furzel Moor in, 193;
serpent and cross in, 229; piscophallic
worship in, 247; serpent in,
253; fire-worship in, 339, 381, 385;
why called “Green Island,” 450
Irros, 411
Ishi, 411, 467
Ishtar, or Star of Love, 72; and ark,
109, 186; on Egyptian ark, 190,
208, 213, 234; with holy child,
433, 520; see Eye, Venus, &c.
Isis, water, the sign of, 22; wor-
ship of, 22, 29, 200; and sacred
trees, 43; head-dress of, 45, 207; and
Ygdresil, 55, 64; how shown, 72, 73,
87, 109, 110, 119, 147, 165; cones
offered to, 184; on Egyptian ark,
190; ark of, 197; procession of,
198; month or name of, 226; and
babe, 231; and horses, 233; and
fleur-de-lis, 249; and Delta, 257,
267, 277; and Kyno-kephali, 373;
various names of, 378, 466, 473, 511;
and child, Pl. V.-2.
Ismian car, 201
Is-ra-el, 180, 296, 408, 529
Israelites, naked festivals of, 47
(note); and grove, 72, 290
Italy, Aruns ancient tomb, Pl. V-7
Ivy, 83, 236
Ixion and wheel, 225, 527
JACK-IN-THE-BOX, 450
Jack-in-the-Green, 84
Jacob, and Lingam stone, 66, 103; a
demi-god, 118; oath of, 124;
etymology of, 141; and circumcision,
174; stone of, 296; and
Laban, 363, 384; Lingam of, 398,
399; and oak, 539
Jaga-nāt, 243, 286, 454
Rivers of Life, or Faiths of Man in all Lands.
Jah, meaning of, 56; endings in,
180, 216, 231, 411
Jahveh, 15, 51, 143; and serpents,
146; and phallic worshippers, 148,
149, 156, 160; compared with
Jupiter, 161, 164; god of oaths, 170;
a J. Lapis, 174; nature of, 174, 180,
204; Federis, 188, 213, 219, 231,
329, 411; see Jehovah
Jhaveh-Nissi, 201, 329
Jain-Shid, 336
Jain, and Lingamism, 47, 102, 258
Jaintia, fête, 80
Jakin, and Boaz, of Solomon, 45, 63,
173, 215, 219, 220
Jal (Indian), 493
Jama (or Juma), etc., 336
Jamsheed, cup of, 195
January, festivals in, 430
Janus, as phallus, 224, 430
Japan, sacred bean of, 50; symbol of
divinity in, 62; and serpent, 94;
deities of, 153; and crook, 253; and
mountain worship, 269
Jehovha, 15; female, 77; Nissi, 78,
87, 103, 128; Nissi, 136, 138, 140,
152-6, 164, 174; and shield, 131;
calf emblem of, 216, 222, 223;
and Petra, 301; Fire-god, 325, 523;
see Jahveh
Jerusalem, holiness of, 190; cave of
the rock at, 260; and fire-worship,
340, 341
Jesse, root of, 158, 341
Jesus, root of, 236; see Christ
Jethro, and Moses, 159, 160
Jews, anthropopathism of, 9, 14;
commercial faith of, 15; proportion
of, to other faiths, 19; and flowerworship,
48; grove worship of, 87;
wandering Arabs, 95; real god of,
103, 165; and stone worship, 150;
state of, in Egypt and afterwards,
157; before Sinai, 159; god of,
160; monotheism of, 162; genealogy
of, 164; sociology and religion
of, 168; great ophites,
177; religious development among,
179; rock-worship of, 190; copiers
of Phenicians, 193, 194; phallic
processions of, 198; phallo-solar
cult among, 209; change of faiths
among, 212; great phallic worshippers,
213; to 440 B.C., 221; and
bells, 233; and fire, 241; and
human sacrifice, 242; brazen serpent
of, 254; first mention of, 314;
and Fire-worship, 325; god of, 381,
524; festivals of, 400; solar hymns
of, 412; theology of, 414; festivals
of, 425; at Easter, 441, 442; autumn
fêtes of, 459; and Bethel-worship,
485; gods of, 532; and dead, 539;
and bone worship, 545
Jivana, 203
Jodea-Gopa, cave of, 44
Jogis, 493
John, 231; Church of St., 263; figure
of, 292; fête of, 452
Jonah, myths about, 65; and Arion,
247, 439
Joseph, staff of, 89; the “Inceaser,”
194, 195; interpreter, 270, 501;
bones of, 545
Josephus, and age of the world,
23
Josiah, and pillar god, 174, 190; and
finding of book, 201, 212, 221; and
sun stone, 530
Joshua, last act of, 71; “great
stone” of, 163; and rod, 193
Jötun-heim, 525
Jove, bi-sexual nature of, 22; and
descent of gods, 30, 39; sometimes
Bacchus, 41, 128; and eagle, 174;
Androgyne, 223; see Jupiter
Judea, tree worship in, 88; Schechem
tomb, Pl. VIII., 2
Julian, emperor, 514
July, 431; fêtes in, 456
Jupiter, represented by trees and
plants, 57; Pluvius, 58; Tonans,
64, 153, 154; and oak, 65; mother of
gods, 69; as serpent, 90, 96; Genitor,
98, 110; Amon and ser-pents, 146;
compared with Jhavah, 161; Federis,
170, 190, 353; Plu-vius, 234;
Latiaria, 242; Amon, 243, 269;
Latian, 296; and Python, 303; Stator
and Victor, 368; one-eyed, 375; see
Zeus, Jove, Jahveh
June, derivation of, 447; fêtes in,
452
Juno, the sign of, 22, 27; and skies,
73; Argonian, 90, 104, 110, 133,
141; Emesa, 199; de Bresse, 268;
272, 277, 285; Inferna, 329; at
Byblus, 516
K, SANSKRIT, 496; in divine names,
497
Ka-aba, or Meka, 70; and Lingam,
162, 181, 190, 242, 260; covering
of, or Kisweh, 316; and cognates,
365, 383, 394, 399, 488
Kabet-es-Sakra, 182
Kabiri, cones offered to, 184; and
beres, 305, 369, 374
Kabool, 101
Kadeem (Indian word), 36 (note)
Kadesh, 36 (note)
Kadmians, 70, 177, 261, 312
Kad-milus, &c., 471
Kadmus, and serpents, 126; and
Hivites, 177, 307
Kailāsa, Siva’s palace, 49, 353
Kakus, 371
Kala, Kāli, 258, 262, 495; as Testis,
384. See Siva
Kala-bria, 378
Kaldia, astrol. records of, and world’s
age, 23; and serpent worship, 104;
astron. of, &c., 105
Kalendar, origin of, 393; gardener’s,
421; origin of, 428, 452
Kalends, 404, 407, 428, 430
Kal-ionia, caves, &c., of, 167, 258
Kallimakus, hymn to Apollo, 478,
482, 510; and Septuagint, 526
Kalpa, development of, 39
Kalpa Raksha, 39
Kalpe, 272
Kalya, serpent fought by Krishna,
53, 67, 146