INDEX.

406.

ABEL, Dr., page 209.

ảnp, air, 29.
Abelard's Theologia Christiana, Aeschylus, in the Agamemnon, on
46.

Zeus, 384.
Abipones, the, 346.

Aesthetic feelings in religion, 64.
Abraham, language of, 305.

Æthra, mother of Theseus, 493.
Abyssinia, aboriginal dialects of, Africa, religions of, 340.
340.

— races of, three types among the,
Abyssinian language, 309.

342.
Accent in Vedic Sanskrit, 285. - languages of, 342.
Acer, 205.

African languages, authorities on,
Achaemenian dynasty, 302.

.516.
Acidus, 205.

– mythology, 517.
- sharp, bitter, 439.

Africans, religion of the, 216.
Active verb, a psychological fact, Âgamas, the forty-five, 542.

Agglutinative languages, 320.
Acts conceived as passive, 387. Agni, fire, 128.
Acumen, 205

-Fick on the derivation of, 439
Acus, acer, 439.

note.
Acute, 204.

Agnihotra sacrifice, performed twice
Acutus, 204.

a day, 525.
Adam of Bremen, 454 note.

Agnoia, 224.
Aderism, 228.

Agnostic, 225.
Aditi, 131, 145, 145 note.

Agnosticism, 108, 223, 224, 225.
Adityas, class of deities, 499.

- modern, 224.
Adjectives in osus, 35 note.

– Huxley's definition of, 224.
Admiration as religion, 65.

Agnostics, 70, 71.
Adonai, 528, 529.

äyvuotos, 225.
Adonis and Aphrodite, 525.

Âgrâyaneshti sacrifice at harvest,
Adonis, death of, 528.

525.
— feast of, 530.

Ague, 205.
— feast of, celebrated at different AH, root, 438.
times of the year, 530.

Ahanâ, Athene, 434.
Æcg., A.-S., 205.

Ahura Mazda, 496.
Ægypt, Helena conveyed to, by aione, ether, 29.
Hermes, 493.

AK, the root, 204-205.
Aeneas, 468.

- derivatives of, 205.
Aeolic dialect, 292.

Akademos, 493.
Aeolus, 168.

Akkadian inscriptions, 325.

494.

Alb, 272.

Apache dialect, 209.
Albanian, 303

Apâm napât, lightning, 500.
All things full of the gods, 72. Apollon, 467, 488-489.
Allah, Al-Ilâh the god, 554.

- and Mars, as identical, 477.
Allat, 527.

- Phoebos, 479.
Allophylian, instead of Turanian, - performs services to Admetos,

325.
Altaic languages, 326, 328.

'Atółwv and 'Atloûv, 429.
Amathia, 225.

Apuleius, 177.
America, languages of, 343.

Arabic, 304, 308.
— four centres of language and - words for religion in, 93.
religion, 344.

- classical, 308.
- Central, languages of, 345. — as spoken, 308.
— people of, supposed to come from Aramaic, 304-305.
Asia or Europe, 346.

- a lingua franca, 305.
American languages, 208.,

- or Chaldee, used by the Jews,
- grammars of, 508 note.

306.
Ameshaspeñta, class of deities, 499. 1 - or Syriac, used by Christians, 306.
Amharic, 309-310.

- used by Christ, 306.
Ammianus on the feast of Adonis, Aranyakas, 541.
530.

Araucanian of Chili, 209.
Ammon, 60 note.

Archaeology, 200.
Analogical School of Mythology, Arctic or Hyperborean tribes, 345.
426, 484.

Ares, 467.
- its chief representatives, 484. I Argeiphontes, killer of Argos, 469,
- broad mythological outlines of 480.
the, 485.

Argos changed into a peacock, 469
- of Philology, 419.

note.
Anamites, language of the, 337. Arguna, 231.
Ananta, endless, 147.

Argyll, Duke of, 126, 128, 227.
Ancestors, worship of, 156, 575. Aristotle, 72, 72 note, 278.
Ancestral spirits, 173, 175.

- his etymologies, 30.
- offerings to, 174, 186.

- theology, 45.
Andacht, 36.

— all things full of the gods, 72.
Angles, 286.

Armenian, 295, 303.
Anglo-Saxon, 286,287.

Armorican, 290.
Anima mundi, Stahl's theory of an, Arowakes, 345.
392.

Aryan family, 203, 282,283, 311,
Animare, 391.
Animism, 157, 158, 160, 213, 349, - North-western division, 293, 295.
391, 392.

– South-eastern division, 294–295.
-- true key to, 391.

- religions, 214.
Ant-hill, disturbing an, 357.

- theogony, 227.
Anthropological religion, 164, 574. - savages, 241.
Anthropologie der Naturvölker, - words shared in common be-
Waitz, 510.

longed to the whole Aryan race,
Anthropology, 199.

295.
Anthropomorphism, 213, 251.

Separation, the various Aryan
– true key to, 391.

languages existed as dialects
Anthropopithecos, 207.

before the, 294.

315.

Aryan roots, 385.

Ayenbite, 180.
- concept of a Somebody, sending - of Inwyt, 180.
and curing diseases, 489.

Azteks in Mexico, 344.
Aryas in Italy, 291.
Asãmi, 301.

BABARA, son of Pravahana, 235.
Ashtoreth, 529, 531.

- same as Vâyu, the wind, 235.
- attracted by Aphrodite, 532. Babylon, statues of, 79.
Ashy grey from shame, 179.

— sacred hymns of, 304.
Asoka, inscriptions of, 298, 299, 300. - more modern in civilisation than
-- edicts for the people, 298.

the Vedic hymns, 305.
- in living but ungrammatical dia - and Nineveh, Turanian civilisa-
lects, 299-300.

tion of, 325.
 sramas, the four, 67.

Bacon, 138.
Asru, tear, 438.

Baegert on California, 567.
Ass vomiting gold, 487.

Baga, Zend, 436,
Assyria and Babylon, ancient lan Ballantyne, 100 note, 231 note.
guage of, 304.

Bancroft, 453 note.
Astarte in Greece, 457.

Bang, 364.
Asura, living, 130.

Bântu languages, on East coast of
As-va, equus, 281, 367.

Africa, 312.
Athapascan, 209.

— races or Kafirs, 341.
Atheism, 213, 228.

Barrow, 467.
- Fichte on, 58.

Barth, A., 22 note.
Athene, 434.

Basks, 303.
- her birth from the head of Zeus, Be, to, 127.
437.

Bedouin poetry, 308.
- her name Koryphasia, 437. Beginning of all things, 131.
- Benfey's theory of, 442.

Being, 127.
- Darmesteter on, 445 note.

- and not being, 268.
- and Daphne, 477, 483.

Bel or Baal, 455.
Athenian prayer for rain, 171. Belief and knowledge, 70 note.
Âthwyânô, âptyânâ, 443.

- Flint on, 70 note.
Âtma, 163, 164.

- in God the Father, 574.
- the self, 576.

Benfey's theory of Athene, 442.
Atthis, or Attica, 444.

Bengâlî, 301.
Attic dialect, 292.

Beowulf, the, 286.
Aurora, epithets of, 416.

Berber language, 340.
Auspicia, 39.

Bergaigne, 521.
Australia, dialects of, 347.

Bergamese, used by Arlechino in
— religions of, 348.'

Italian Comedies, 301.
Australians, religion of the, 216. Berger, 317.
Author's definition of religion, 193. Berkeley, 369, 370, 371.
Avaiki, the Hades of the Mangaians, - on the general image of a tri-
460.

angle, 382.
Avesta, 12, 302, 556.

Beseelen, 391.
- endless in the, 147.

Beyond, the, 123, 126, 131, 139,
— its parts, 544.

190.
- originally not written, 559. Bhag, 96, 97.
Aviki, the lower regions of Brah- | - bhagati, 96.

mans and Buddhists, 460. Bhaga, the divider, 436.

Bhagavadgitâ, 97, 98, 99, 231, 233.1 tives of the analogical school
Bhakta, 97.

of mythology, 484.
Bhakti, 96, 97, 99, 100, 101 note. Bright and heavenly beings, 242.
Bhumij, dialect of the, 336.

Brihadâranyaka, 111.
Bible, Bulgarian translation, 293. Brinton, Dr., 134 note, 208, 208
Biblical words for religion, 42 note. note, 217, 453 note, 512 note.
Bier, 368.

Brockhaus, 17.
Bihârî, 301.

Bronze at Hissarlik, 201.
Bishop, 31.

Brugmann, 422 note.
Bitter, 116.

- his derivation of oéßas, 42 note.
Blackfoot Indian on his religion, Buddha, 221, 271, 275, 551.
565.

- and Mâlunkya, 105.
Bleek, African languages, 341, 516. - means Awakened, 543.
Blood, hair, and bones, teach nothing — followers of, 543.
of religion, 338.

— religion of, 553
Blushing, 179.

Buddha's teaching, 107.
Bodhism, 104, 542.

- existence after death, 109.
Bodley, Sir T., 71 note.

— faith, 191.
Bogů, Slavonic, general name for Buddhism, 93-107, 541.
god, 436.

- no god recognised by, 28.
Bohemian, 293.

– is it a religion ? 28, 104.
- its literature, 293.

- not a religion, 89.
Bolognese used by the Doctor in — no Creator mentioned in, 105.
Italian Comedies, 301.

- included in author's definition,
Book-religions, 214-215, 549.

190.
Bopp, 268, 278.

-- the nothing of, 190.
Bore, to, 368, 368 note.

sacred books of, 214.
Boreas, the wind blowing, 437. - Northern and Southern, 295.
- and Zephyros, 169.

- used the spoken dialects, 299.
Borneo, use of handkerchief in, 272. - become merely formal in Japan,
Bourke, J. G., 349 note.

339.
Bove, Giacomo, on the language of – Southern, 542.
Tierra del Fuego, 83.

- Northern or Bodhism, 542, 543.
Bovine stare, without words, 352. - political circumstances separated
Bow in the cloud, 171.

it from Brahmanism, 555.
Bow-wow in English, but kliff-klaff Buddhist missionaries, 78.
in German, 362.

- condemned to death, 113.
Bow-wow theory, 206, 207, 208, - Sanskrit, 299.
362, 373.

Buddhist canon, 299.
Brahman, 104 note.

.- Northern, 299, 300, 301.
Brâhmana, 252.

- Chinese translations of, 300.
Brâhmanas, 249, 296, 301, 541. – Southern, 299, 301.
- in prose, 296.

- reduced to writing, 300.
- Sanskrit of the, 296.

- less grammatical than the North-
Brahmanic view of religion, 67.

ern text, 300.
Brahmanism, 275, 295.

Buddhists, meaning of dharma
- sacred books of, 214.

among, 95.
Brahuis, dialect of the, 336.

– reject a Creator, 253, 255.
Brazil, aborigines of, 346.

- number of, 543.
Bréal and Decharme, representa- | Buffon, 264.

Bühler on the Laws of Manu, 536 Celtic, Bel or Beal, 455.
note.

Celts in Galatia, 290.
Bulgaria, 333 note.

Ceres, from Sk. root kar, 449.
Bulgaric, 333, 333 note.

— from karsh, 450.
Bulgarian, Old, 293.

Cerfus (sardha), 450.
- translation of the Bible, 293. Cerus Manus, 450.
Bunsen and Niebuhr, 84.

Cetwayo, 217.
Burden, 368.

Ceylon, 283.
Buriäts, traces of grammar in the Chaldee or Western Aramaic, 306.
dialect of the, 332.

- of the Targums, 306.
Burmese language, 337.

Chamisso on Polynesian religion,
Burn, to, 366.

89 note, 357.
Burnouf, Eugène, 19.

Chance and purpose, 226.
Bushmen, the, 341.

Chantepie de la Saussaye, 222.

Characters common to gods and
CAERIMONIA, 38.

heroes of different names, 485.
Caird, Dr., 162 note, 240 note. Chasuble, the, 272, 272 note.
- his definition of religion, 57, 60, Chester, 84.
61.

Children beat their dolls, 212.
Caldwell, Bishop, 217.

Chimpanzee, Kant on the, 266.
Calendar, the, 523.

China, 544.
California, faith of the natives of, - ancestral law in, 173.
254.

— family council in, 174.
- denied by Sir J. Lubbock, 255. - books of record in, 174.
– Baegert on, 567.

- filial piety in, 175.
Callaway, Dr., 516.

- religions of, 214.
Cambodians, language of the, 337. Chinese, 320, 321.
Cap(i)ta, 437.

- words for religion in, 92.
Care, cura, 454.

- Classic of filial piety, 175.
Caribes, the, 345.

- literature, age claimed for, unsup-
Carolingian Psalms, 287.

ported by evidence, 323.
Carthage, language of, Semitic, 340. -- destroyed B. C. 213, 323.
Carthaginian, 307.

- Classics, 546, 547.
Cassiodorus, on religio, 39.

Chingis-Khan, 329, 331.
Cassock, 272 note.

Christ, 221, 555, used an Aramaic
Castrén, 217–249, 249 note, 332.

dialect, and also Greek, 306.
Category of causality, 250.

Christian religion, 553.
Cattle, breeders of, 200.

Christianity, 275, 548.
Caucasus, languages of the, 337. Christians called a coi, 228.
Causality, 404.

Cicero, 127, derivation of religion,
Cause, the infinite as, 124.

33, 34 note, 35.
- concept of, 139.

- definition of, 38, 38 note, 86, 88.
- origin of the idea of, 254.

- and the cultus deorum, 182.
Celtic, 287, 290.

- on the gods, 226.
- migration, 290.

Civil theology, 45.
- literature is recent, 290.

Clamor concomitans, 374.
– mythology and ancient religion, Classical dialects, stagnant and
290.

dead, 297.
Celtic, features in common with | Climatic influences affect myths,
Latin,.294.

530.