and astrology, 175, 260 n. 89;
of the Egyptian mysteries, 90;
of the magi, 268 n. 39.
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Theophilus, 85;
Miniature of, 232 n. 32.
Theophorous names, 148.
Thessaly, Witches of, 186.
Thoth, 32, 94, 237 n. 77.
Thunder-god, 256 n. 67.
Tiberius, 39, 180;
Fatalism of, 164;
persecutes priests of Isis, 83.
Time, 35;
Deified, 150, 273 n. 36.
Timotheus the Eumolpid, 51, 75, 99, 229 n. 4.
Tin road, 216 n. 12.
Tiridates, Nero initiated by, 263 n. 16.
Toilet of the idol, 96.
Tonsure, 235 n. 58.
Totem, 48.
Trapezus, Mithreum near, 262 n. 16.
Trees, Sacred, 48, 56, 78, 116.
Triads, 250 n. 55.
Trinity, Egyptian, 77;
Syrian, 123.
Tyche, 179;
and Isis, 89.
Tylor, xiii.
_Tyrannos_, 61.

Universal church, 211.
Universe, 207.

Valens, 200;
Vettius, 168, 171.
Varro, 38, 202.
Vedanta, 210.
Venus, 173;
Atargatis and, 123;
Isis and, 90.
Viminacium, 267 n. 38.
Vincentius, Grave of, 65.
Vitellius, Otho and, 164.
Voguee, de, 8.
Vohumano, 145.

Water, Spring of, 239 n. 90;
Worship of, 116.
Wissowa, xiii.

Xenophanes, 203.

Yahveh Zebaoth, 64.
See also "Jehovah."
Yazatas, 145, 148, 152.

Zachariah the Scholastic, 283 n. 17, 233 n. 33, 281 n. 81.
Zeno, 176.
Zenobia, 252 n. 59.
Zervan Akarana, 150.
Zeus Ammon, 230 n. 9;
Bronton, 226 n. 24;
Keraunios, 256 n. 67;
Oromasdes, 147;
Ouranios, 128;
Stratios, 265 n. 29.
See also "Jupiter."
Zoolatry, 119.
See also "Animals."
Zoroaster, 138, 145, 184, 189, 193, 269 n. 54, 277 n. 57, 279 n. 70;
Votaries of, 160.
Zoroastrianism, Mithraism not, 150.
Zosimus, 277 n. 57.

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Corrections made to printed original.

p. 40. "regenerate the initiated person": 'initated' in original.

p. 138. "and the Hamites of Egypt": 'Hanites' in original.

p. 148. "But in spite of all these accommodations": 'accomodations' in
original.

p. 175. "particularly the twelve signs of the zodiac": 'particutarly' in
original.

p. 176. "twelve months connected with the zodiac": 'tweleve' in original.

p. 178. "a system of indisputable grandeur": 'indiputable' in original.

p. 182. "a more pernicious aberration, gaining ground": 'gronud' in
original.

p. 227. n. 30. "the [Greek: pantokrator] of the Septuagint": 'Septugint' in
original.

p. 236. n. 65. "the principal t