The Origin and Growth of Religion as Illustrated by the Religion of Ancient Egypt

Ass, supposed worship of, by Christians Champollion, 14.

and Jews, 5.

Champollion-Figeac, 16.

Cow signifies the Sky, the Dawn and Fravashis, 124, 147.

LAMENTATIONS of Isis and Nephthys, Mykerinos, 128.

203.

Language of Egypt, 55.
Lauth, 19, 49, 68, 76, 101.
Lefébure, 20, 113, 123, 202.
Legend, 105, 106.
Leonidas, 142.

Lepsius, 18, 20, 88, 172, 197.

Myth, 106.

NAHRE-SE-CHNUMHOTEP, tomb of,
132, 134.

Names, superstitious repetition of, 193.
Naville, 20, 123, 199, 234.

Neb-anch, lord of life, name of coffin, 128.

Neith, the Dawn, mother of the Sun, Polytheism, 85.

goddess of Sais, 179.

Nemmat, infernal block, 189.

Nephthys, the Sunset, sister of the Sun
and of the Dawn, wedded to the
Darkness, and mother of the Dusk,
112.

Porphyry, 8, 213.

Possession, 154.

Pott on Proper Names, 106.
Power, words of, 192.

Ptah, the Opener, the Artist, 178.
Ptah-hotep, Maxims of, 75, 100, 178.

Newman, J. H., on the notion of God, Pyramid, date of Great, 50.

Nu, father of the gods, the celestial Rameses, name of, 38.

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