seasons, 75
Sacrifice,
primitive, generally a meal, 67
in China, 114
Semitic, 164
human (Phenician), 175
human (Israel), 187
human (Icelandic), 265
early Israelite, 183
denounced by O. T. prophets, 193
Jewish, 207
Icelandic, 264
Homeric, 287
Persia, 394
Saussaye, P. D. Chantepie de la, 17
Savage elements in all the great religions, 21
Savages,
their religion falls short of the definition, 8
represent the original state of mankind, 19
mental habits of, 23
all have religion, 25
the religion of, described, 29, _sqq._
their beliefs furnish the elements of the great religions, 63
Schrader (Aryans), 247, 252
Semites, 161
religion of, 162
gods of, 164, 173
goddess of, 99, 165, 219
Seraph, 220
Shin-to, 115
Sin,
Babylon, 103
Israel, 205
Slavs, 256
Smith, Robertson, 61; _Religion of the Semites_, 58, 70, 162
Spencer, Mr. H., 11, 39
Spirit, the great, 36
Spirits,
of dead persons, 33
worship of, the origin of all religion? 38
in Babylonia, 95
in China, 114
in Arabia, 220
in Greece, 275
in Persia, 398
Standing stones, 60
Sun, 30
Sun-gods,
Babylonia, 99
Egypt, 140, 148
Phenician, 176
Arabian, 219
Supreme Being, an object of primitive worship? 36
Survival of savage state in the great religions, 21
Synagogue, 212
Syncretism, of gods in Egypt, 148
Taboo, 72
Taoism, 121
Taylor, Dr. I., 247, 248
Temples,
not primitive, 72
Babylonia, 99
Egyptian, 128, 130, 136
Phenician and Jewish, 178
Greek, 292
Roman, 318, 323
Teraphim, 188
Teutons, 256. See Germans
Thunder, 30, 265, 270
Tiele, Dr. C. P., 15
Totemism, 58, 135, 277
Transmigration, 302, 351, 368
Tree-worship,
primitive, 32, 59, 278
Babylonia, 101
Canaanites, 172
Arabia, 219
Greece, 278
Tribal religion, 57, 77, 427
Tylor, Mr., _Primitive Culture_, 10, 20, 25, 29, 39, 62, 63, 68
Under-world, the,
Babylonia, 100, 102
Egypt, 140, 142, 152
Unity of all religion, 4
Universal deities of the Aryans, 252
Universalism,
in O. T. prophets, 195
in Islam, 240
in Christianity, 419
Urim and Thummim, 188
Vedic hymns, 328
Vedic religion, 324, _sqq._
its gods, 326
is it early or late? 331
Vow, original meaning of, 75
Waitz and Gerland's _Anthropologie der Naturvoelker_, 29
Wellhausen, J., 163, 218
Wells, sacred, 32, 57, 59
Worship,
an essential
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