rn in a, 156;
Abraham born in a, 156;
Apollo born in a, 156;
Mithras born in a, 156;
Hermes born in a, 156.

_Caves_, all the oldest temples were in, 286.

_Celibacy_, among Pagan priests, 400-404.

_Celts_, the, Legend of the Deluge found among, 27.

_Cerinthus_, denied the divinity of Jesus, 136.

_Ceylon_, never believed to have been the Paradise, 13.

_Chaldean_, the, account of the Deluge, 22.

_Chaldeans_, the, Legend of the Deluge borrowed from, 101;
worshiped the Sun, 480.

_Champlain period_, the, 28.

_Chandragupta_, a dangerous child, 171.

_Chastity_, among Mexican priests, 404.

_Charlemagne_, the Messiah of medieval Teutondom, 239.

_Cherokees_, the, had a priest and law-giver called Wasi, 130.

_Cherubim_, the, of Genesis, a dragon, 14.

_Child_, the dangerous, 165.

_Chiliasm_, the thousand years when Satan is bound, 242.

_Chimalman_, the Mexican virgin, 334.

_Chinese_, the, have their Age of Virtue, 14;
have a legend of a deluge, 25;
worship a Virgin-born God, 119;
worship a "Queen of Heaven," 327;
worship a Trinity, 371;
have "Festivals of gratitude to Tien," 392;
have monasteries for priests, friars and nuns, 401;
identified with the American race, 539.

_Cholula_, the tower of, 36.

_Chrest_, the, 568.

_Christ_ (Buddha), compared with Jesus, 289.

_Christ_ (Crishna), compared with Jesus, 278.

_Christ_ (Jesus), born of a Virgin, 111;
a star heralds his birth, 140;
is visited by shepherds and wise men, 150;
is born in a cave, 154;
is of royal descent, 160;
is tempted by the devil, 175;
fasts for forty days, 175;
is put to death, 181;
no early representations of, on the cross, 201;
descends into hell, 211;
rises from the dead, 215;
ascends into heaven, 215;
will come again, 233;
will be judge of the dead, 245;
as creator, 246;
performs miracles, 252;
compared with Crishna, 278;
compared with Buddha, 289;
his birth-day not known, 359;
a personification of the Sun, 498;
not identical with the historical Jesus, 506.

_Christian_, the name, originated by Heathens, 567, _note_ 3.

_Christianity_, identical with Paganism, 384