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564 64; phallo-worship, enquiry as to, 73, 74; and solar idea, as developed at Rome, 76; symbolic of nations and man, 78; oldest temple, 187; common snake and lingam of aboriginal tribes, 91; in Africa, 107; in phallic group, 133; inscriptions on, 172; worship of, 432; processions, 440; dry, of Persia, 88; budding, Pl. V.-9 Tree-worship, 27, 31; Bo-tree not parent of, 36; as shown by Amravati Tope, 40, 41; forbidden by Canute, 43; among Kelts, Skands and others, 54, 66 Tre-foil, 35, 36, 198 (see fleur-de-lis) Triangle, idea of, 49; double, 55; in Oskan and Samnite, 55; herons feeding from, 61; equilateral, 61; sacred double, 75; on cup, 203; in Hindooism, 226 Triazoltenti, Mexican deity, 144 Tribes, ten lost, 355 Trident, see Tri-Sool Trimoorti, 66, 67, 202; three rivers a, 290, 488 Trinacria, 312, 378 Trinity, in Vedic days, 14; Phenician, 14; Hindoo, 17, 20; in unity, 55; African, 105, 10; Io, 110; idea of, 125; of Nineveh, 140; Hindoo, 203; first person of, 216; in unity, 224; in eternity, 233; emblem of, 236; sexes in, 316; classical, 318; Christian, 347, 348; of all peoples, 467, 470; Mithraik, 485 Tripaty, temple of, and Vishnoo, 145 Tripitaka, age of, 14, 17 Tripod, 121, 125, 234, 262; Delphic, 264, 302, 490 Trisool, 40, 59, 67, 132, 186, 248, 263, 264, 267, 354 Triton, and Buccina, 130; etymology of, 378 Triune, branches representing in India, 34, 224, 249; phallic, 252, 279, 413 Trophonius, cave of, 184, 257, 260, 376, 377 Troy, 313 Trumpets, Jewish, feast of, 171; Roman, 252, 449; feast of, 459 Trith, indifference of men to, 5; Descartes and G. M. Lewes on, 6; and Maya, 29; and Time, worshipping Siva, 245; pursuit of, 322 Trutina, 172 Tsoorya, 213 (see Soorya and Sun) Tsur, 58, 103, 166, 210, 248, 268, 297, 309; -im, 312, 383, 384, 465 Tubal-Cain, 371-3 Tuisko, 448, 468 Tumuli, introduced by Boodhism, 46; British, 167, 291, 303; of Kentucky, &c., 387. Turanians, and serpent, 95, 126, 308, 368 Turtle, supposed aphrodisiacal properties of, 52 Twelfth Day, 432-34 Tykon, 295 Tyndall, Professor, on creation Rivers of Life, or Faiths of Man in all Lands. Typhon, 234; wife of, 248; of Nile, 254, 404, 405, 413, 414, 428; and Taurus, 461, 503, 527 Tyre, coin of, 97, and Pl. IV.; Tsoorya, 213; temples of, 214; coins of, 219, 279; ancient name of, 309, 312 Tyrol, superstition in, 84 UNA, 277 Umbilicus, 18 Umbo, 63 Unicorn, 137 Unitarians, 347 Ur, 139, 154, 265, 279; and Pur, 298, 309, 325, 329, 356, 385, 469 Uraeus, 290, 378 Uriel, 282 Urmila, 33 Urim, and Thumim, 29, 193; origin of, 245 Ushas, 326 Uxor, derivation of, and cognates, 376 Uzzah, Arabian goddess, 62; and ark, 153, 202, 223 VACUNA, 454, 459 Valentine, St., day of, 438 Varnasi, 268 Varoona, 326 Vase, worship, 190, 265, 266, 270, 452 Vasta-Yaga, 326 Ved, Sanskrit, 172 Vedanta, 277 Vedantists, 315 Vedas, 13; age of, 14, 17, 19, 20, 315 Vehars, of Japan and India, 489 Vehicles, of gods, 318 Venice, stones of, 2; lion pillars of, 45, 158; phallus found near, 208; St. Mark’s columns at, 215, 337 Venus, water the sign of, 22; Urania, crown of, 45; and Lotus, 49; phalares sacred to, 53; flowers sacred to, 57; and mistletoe, 81; Paphian, 98; Mylitta, 98; phallic gem from Lajard’s Culte de, 98; de Medici, 129; origin of, 130; on Roman banners, 134; Genetrix, 185; sailing, 200; and tortoise, 207; Urania, 214; wheel and bird of, 225; Egyptian, 244, 277; of Arabia, 299; of Orpheus, 304; and fire, 325; day of, 336; Sicilian, 371; and Vulcan, 372; Basilissa, 378; Marina, 520; Egyptian, 521; with apple, 522 Vertumnus, and plants, 57 Vesica piscis, church windows, 55, 234-236 Vesta, shrine of, 45; and plants, 57, 140; 289, 306; in Greece, 324; shrine of, 339; temple of, 342 Vestals, 369 Vestibulum, 234, 240 Vestments, various, 316, 346 Vienna, and sacred tree, 56, 89, 153 Vigils, 457 Vine, sacred to Bacchus, 41, 42; Christ as, 78, 272 Vir, 297 Virga, 205 Virgin, mother, and palm, 60, 61; and child in Yoni, 145; Panhagia, 263; Paritura, 404; born, meaning of, 415, 432; eastern solar, 433 Virgo Intacta, and sun, worship of, 206, 234, 417 Virility, symbolised by palm, 62 Virtue (and Honour), 124 Vishnoo, 7, 17, 28; and lotus, 49, 66; and milky sea, 93, 186; eagleborne, 95; temple to, in Kashmeer, 111; and concha, 129; at Tripaty, 145; in fish Avatar, 247; and goose, 250; derivation of, 339 Vishnooism, 47 Vishnoovas, and serpent, 119, 232 Viswajeni, 237 Vool, 371 Voyney, Rev. Charles, 7 Vulcan, and hazel-nuts, 58, 105, 294, 303; at Etna, 325; fêtes of, 365; derivation of, 371-3; various names of, 375 Vulture, 362 WA, symbolic, 235 Wafer, 198, 204 Wagtail, 135, 225, 487 Wakes, 457 Water, symbolism of, 58; holy, 175, 295 Wedges, 174 Well, sacred (Sivaik), 39, 67; or Koos, 173; holy covered, 181, 263, 268, 350; worship, 460, 461; pillar by a, 530 Wesley, John, footprints of, 504 Wheel, 225 (see Chakra) Whida, and ophiolatry, 105 Whipping, 437; in India, 442, 444, 450, 530 Whitestones, found in British karns, &c., 167 Window, phallic, 205; church, 233; vesica, 234 Wings, meaning of, 245 Winter, fêtes in, 430 Wiskonson, strange animal mounds. Woden (Mercury), offerings to, 8; serpent deity, 99, 242, 473 Woman, idea of, on Syrian coins, 92; Greek idea of, 127; in phallic group, 133; and serpent, 140; as river, 145; as snake goddess, 231; and serpent, 338 World, date of creation of, 22, 23; argued from geology, 26 Worship, phallo-tree, enquiry as to, 73; serpent and phallic, 93 XERXES, and plane tree, 66 YACHVEH, 160, 164, 180, see Jahveh Ya-Fattah, 335 Yahveh, 160, 164, 165, see Jove Year, divisions of, 421; months of, 428; recification of, 429; leading festivals of, 430 Yeva, 132 Ygdrasil, 54, 68
Yoni, 27; virgin mother, 33, 54, 55, 61, 64, 65, 119, 122, 125, 126; virgin and child in, 145; or Boat Argha, 186; worship of, 204; in Greek, 205; Jewish, 208 Yonism, by Jews, 179; in Egypt, 200 Yooséf, 189 Yule, and oak, 68; and mistletoe, 80; Log, 97, 229, 430; fêtes at, 431, 434, 435 ZAKAR, and Nekeba, 126, 145, 197, 358, 468 Zalmoxis, 538 Zanim, 464 Zanzibar, motto of Seyid of, 335, 338 Zenar, 240 Index. Zend-Avesta, age of, 14, 15, 17, 20, 101 Zeuta, 123 Zeuth-Zeus, 69 Zeus, pine sacred to, 59; on Mount Lycæus, 67; sacrifice to, 105, 132, 133, 140; root of, 165, 180; Patrous, 301; on hills, 364 (see Jupiter) Zion, Mount, 175, 183, 194, 211, 312 353 Zodiac, ancient, 25; of Dendera, 32; signs of, 170, 171, 173; on Jewish temple, 220; ancient, 227, 237; in Ceylon, 255; signs of, 403; sun in, 416-8; signs of, and festivals, 446 Zohak, 100, 101 Zon (God) 139 565 Zone, sacred, 211; derivation of, 321 Zonoth, 321 Zoo (Zoë), 106 Zoroaster, 7, 9 (note), 14, 15, 20; and sacred cypresses, 88; and zone, 321; the golden-handed, 330; and oppoent, 385; and Mithras, 483; epithets of, 488, 518 Zoroastriansm, in Persia, 100, 101, 328 Zoroastrians, proportions of, to other faiths, 19; and Homa rite, 42; and serpent, 94, 142; and sacred thread, 240; god and devil of, 330 Zulus, religion of, 536 Zuzims, 525
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CONTENTS VOL. I. I. INTRODUCTORY .
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NO. Page 1 Ficus Indica, with Idols
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REFERENCES WORKS WHICH HAVE BEEN RE
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References. ix ARCHEOLOGY OF KELTS,
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References. xi GENERAL LITERATURE V
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PREFACE IT being now several years
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