Forlong - Rivers of Life

560
Pala-tine, 194, 259, 279, 296, 307,
357, 367; derivation of, 367; plan of
ancient, 368
Palemon, 209
Pales and Palilia, 318
Palestine, 296, 311
Palici, 309
Palla-dium, 150; Eduth a, 159-166,
170, 175, 309, 318, 332, 343, 366,
367; Indian Lāt, 490
Pallas, tree of, 92, 108; Athene, 132,
244, 256, 272, 296; shield of, 131;
meaning of, 318, 369; see Phallus
Pallium, 175, 296, 315-18, 334, 364
Palm, the, 59; tree with cross, fig. 62;
mystic, with all organs and passion,
63; with mosk, 71; Sunday processions,
138, 186, 224; male, 248;
Asyrian, 313; at Easter, 440
Palmyra, 286
Pam-phanes, 286
Pamyles, rites of, 297
Pan, and plants, 57, 105; and Ceres, 304
Pan-damator, 303
Pandoos, 487
Pandora, creation of, 39; box of, 92,
117, 140, 142, 258, 374
Pandrosos, 376
Pantheism, 539
Paradise, 330, 487
Paraklete, 236
Parasva, and serpent, 102, 258
Par(a)cae, and serpents, 178
Paris, 295, 303
Parnasi, 156, 268
Parnassus, 257-9; idea, 260-63, 353,
520
Parsee, anthropopathism, 9; and fireworship,
326, 472, 539
Parthia, 295
Parvati, 55, 106, 110, 147, 156; unhewn
rock, 181, 208, 226, 249, 258;
the triple maid, 263; mountain-
born, 284, 310, 352, 395, 483
Pasiphae, 303
Pasitheae, 303
Passion, dogs of, 33; as serpent, 34;
queens of, 40; serpent, 72; of
Christ, 85, 98, 110, 116; symbol of,
119, 123, 128, 140, 192, 201; disordered,
224, 253, 255, 265
Passion-spiel, 84, 85, 86, 99, 439, 451
Passover, feast of, 440; little, 442
Pater-a, 131, 186; and kindred words,
170, 299
Patriarchs, 335, 389, 390, 393; worship
of, 542
Paul, St., Vigil of, 435
Peacock, 28; bird of Sol, 80
Pebble, 291
Peepal, offerings to, 34, 35; details
of, 35, 38
Peers, worship of, 222
Pegasus, 307
Pelasgians, 306; early history, 307,
311, 313
Peliades, 69
Pelias, 39
Pelican, 86
Peloponnesus, 306, 309
Pen-, meaning of, in various words,
33, 297, 312; and Penis, etc., 363
Rivers of Life, or Faiths of Man in all Lands.
Pen-ab, Pen-ak, 283, 285, 287, 312
Penates, 33, 211, 297, 394
Peniel, tower of, 210, 305
Penrith, Phallic-like tomb, Pl. VIII.-1
Pe-on, 296, 297, 303, 320
Peor (Ba-al), 150; mountain, 176;
meaning of, 295; a torch, etc., 297,
299, 336, 530
Pentecost, 447
Pergamos, 352; gods worshipped at,
353
Perizzites, 525
Persephone, 239, 271
Persepolis, 195
Persepolis, sculptures of, 43, 45, 312
Persia, banners of, 28; sacred trees,
66; ophiolatry, 100, 101; mountainworship,
268; fire-country, 325;
worship in, 385, Pl. VIII.-5
Perseus, 380, 406, 412; history of, 472,
474
Peter, toe of, worshipped, 27; the
rock, 166, 270; at Rome, 301; and
serpent, 380
Peter III. (of Russia), worship of,
144
Petipharae, 270, 271, 299
Petra, 270, 299, 300, 301, 314, 319;
-essa, 321
Petra Ambrosia, 91, 279, 380
Phaiadrides, 261, 268
Phallsim, 27, 40; temple decorations,
44; basis of Christianity, 143, 147;
Jewish, 149; among Jews, 180; in
Europe and Asia, 208; oldest faith,
222; obscured by Greek philosophy,
223; cruciform, 227; debt of art,
etc., to, 244; origin of, 276; rites
common in all, 330; in Europe, how
and when effaced, 343, 344; basis
of all cults, 410
Phallus, in Egypt, 75; offered to
Dionysus, 81; serpent special
symbol, 93; in Africa, 105; and
sun, 153; on altar, 155; and pendulous
objects, 173; Tibetan and
Egyptian, 184; Flesh, 197; glans
of Asyrian, 207; true idea of, 208;
worship of, 222; words meaning,
222, 223; and Egyptian Tau, 225;
complex, 229, 253; in connection
with bells, 232; = Pallas, 296; and
cognates, 298, 309, 310,318; 367,
377; of Mongolia and Tatary, 333;
disguised, 337; and Gallus, 384;
in Mexico, Phenicia, and Ireland,
485; in Serapis shrines, 502
Phallic-worshippers, number of, ruled
by Britain, 280
Phanaces, 509
Phanes, 105, 304; and cognates, 305-
310
Phanim, 238
Pharaoh, derivation of, 295, 504
Phari, sacred to Perseus, 472
Pharisees, 539
Phebus, derivation of, 302, 477
Phemonoe, 69
Phenicia, emblem of worship in, 37;
coins of, 40, 98, Pl. IV.; tree and
stone worship in, 41; Mudros, Pl.
VI.-3; real god of, 103; first hiero-
phant of, 177; love-god of, 180; derivation
of term, 312; inscription, 524
Phenicians, Akioi, 126; and dragon,
138; and Betyls, 179; and art, 200,
222; and human sacrifices, 241; and
Gallic tribes, 285; early hitory of,
311, 311-314; religion of, 315;
columns of, to fire and wind, 387;
festivals of, 424; gods of, 532
Phenix and palm, 61; dactylifera, 61,
76, 177
Phile, 78; ark of, 191; temple of,
373
Philistines, 311, 313
Phra-bat, 295, 503
Phra-ortes, 295
Phre (Egyptian), 171, 511
Ph-thas, 303, 365
Pi (or phi), 174, 182, 236, 295; in
various words, 297; meaning of,
301, 303, 308, 315, 320, 482
Pierians, 70; and dragon, 139
Pigalians, 482, 482
Pilgrimages, common to all faiths, 10
Pillar, Jacob erects, 43; by Joshua,
71; male symbol, 110; and Apollo,
128, 133; Pompey’s, 271; by a well,
530; anointing of, 538
Pine, the, 59, 297
Pirene, 297
Piscolatry, 244-7
Pigah, 176, 530
Pitor, 302
Pitans, 136, 298, 320
Planets, motions, etc., of, 418, 419;
Mithraic, 509
Plates IV., 98; V., 104; VI., 279;
VII., 291; VIII., 386
Plato, creation, 23; virgin-born, 415
Pluto, 125; etymology of, 226, 336
Plough, for banner, 33 (note); and
Alpha, 239; share, 271, 299, 335
Pointer, in Stonehenge “avenue,” 304
Poits, 240
Pola, 304
Pole, tree and serpent (Sivaik), 39,
85, 105; phallic, 134-6; and ser-
pent of Moses, 149; phallic Mongol,
152; sun-stone, 152; (serpent) Jewish,
158
Poles, early faiths of, 99
Polis, and Polus, 153, 378
Polynesians, 8; fig-tree sacred among,
35; great sacrifice of, 144; God or
Tarao of, 155
Polytheism, 13
Pomegranate, 35, 55; an ecclesiastical
object, 56, 233
Pomons, and plants, 57
Pompa, derivation of, 271
Pompeii, and offering of apple to
Venus, 52; painting exhibiting phalloserpent
and fire-worship at, 232
Pontifex Maximus, 342, 369, 370, 395,
396, 520
Pope, lord of Christian ark, 147;
phallic completeness of, 148; and
symbolic loaves, 166; infallibility
of, 342
Porus, 297
Poseidon, 248, 299; Petraios, 301,
306, 483