ggestions of cult among the Eskimo, 50;
represented by star symbols and swastika on pottery from Arizona and
Nicaragua, 50;
in connection with cult of Earth and Night, 54;
represented by Montezuma on his throne, 72;
not identical with God C, 112;
as centre of rotation in Zuni emblem, 129;
as a guide in navigation between Guatemala, Nicaragua and Peru, 159;
between Ceylon and Karachee, 159, 160;
cult superseded sun and moon cults in Peru, 161;
invisible at Cuzco;
Inca worship of the invisible Creator, 161;
Yoal-tecuhtli, Mexican lord of the Night;
title of Polaris, 181;
producer of life and regulator of the universe;
tecpatl (flint knife) symbol of, 183;
in connection with tree symbolism;
title, "Heart Of Heaven," 189;
among the Zuni, 202;
at Copan, 222, 224;
reflected in bowl of water=Creator, 225;
in Shakespeare, 247;
represented central face in Mexican calendar-stone, 250;
Calendar-stone based on observation of, 257, _note_;
in connection with pyramid, 273, 274;
in connection with swastika symbol, 276;
Maya name, Ek-chuah, patron divinity of travellers and traders, 278;
North Star God, temple to, in Pekin;
Chinese name=Teen-hwang-ta-tee, literally the great imperial ruler of
Heaven, 284-287, 291, 295;
in work of Confucius, 298;
in Chinese Taouism, 301, 302;
Hebrew Jehovah, having same title, "God of Heaven," 304;
in India, 316, 318, 319;
in Mesopotamia, 321;
in Arabia, 324;
linguistic affinity between name of Polaris, and word for capital and
for north, in Babylonia, 325;
Phoenician name=the serpent, 325;
in Persia, 326;
in Babylonia, "lord or king", "Great Mountain," 329;
cult of, in Assyria and Babylonia, 332-339;
among the Israelites, 352;
in Babylonia, highest form developed into monotheism, and lowest form
into cult of Ishtar and Bel, 353;
represented in Babylonian temples by a fire in centre of square altar,
362, 363;
Euphratean star-worshippers, 364;
high development of cult in Egypt, 368, 376-382;
Egyptian mummy, image of, 386;
Egyptian names for, 398, 401-403;
in Egyptian religion and symbolism, 403, 404, 409, 410, 415, 421, 423;
in India, called the "pivot of the planets," 448, _note_;
in Arabia, "the hole where the earth's axle found its bearing," 448,
_note_;
in ancient Greece, 450-453;
Greek Polos, a star