the breast of an Egyptian, in the British
Museum, 341.

_Muscovites_, the, worshiped a virgin and child, 333;
worshiped a Trinity, 378.

_Mylitta_, the goddess, worshiped by the Hebrews, 108.

_Myrrha_, the mother of Bacchus, 332;
same as Mary, 332.

_Myth_, a, the theology of Christendom built upon, 17.

_Mythology_, all religions founded upon, 563.

_Mythos_, the universal, 505.

N.

_Nganu_, the Africans of Lake, had a similar story to the "Confusion
of Tongues," 36.

_Nakshatias_, the, of the Indian Zodiac, are regarded as deities, 142.

_Nanda_, the foster-father of Crishna, 158.

_Nared_, a great prophet and astrologer, 143;
pointed out Crishna's stars, 143.

_Nazarenes_, the, saw in Jesus nothing more than a mere man, 135.

_Nebuchadnezzar_, repaired the tower of Babel, 85.

_Necromancer_, Jesus represented as a, 273.

_Nehush-tan_, the Sun worshiped under the name of, 491.

_Neith_, the mother of Osiris, 364;
called the "Holy Virgin," 364;
the "Mother of the Gods," and "Mother of the Sun," 476;
a personification of the dawn, 476.

_Nepaul_, the crucified God found in, 187.

_Nicaragua_, the inhabitants of, called their principal God
Thomathoyo, 130.

_Nice_, the Council of, 381;
anathematized those who say that there was a time when the Son of
God was not, 381.

_Nile_, the temples on the north bank of the river dedicated to the
kings of Egypt, 122;
a sacred river, 318.

_Nimrod_, built the tower of Babel, 34.

_Ninevah_, Jonah goes to, 81;
cylinders discovered on the site of, contained the legend of the
flood, 101.

_Niparaga_, the Supreme Creator of the Endes of California, 131.

_Nisan_, the angel, borrowed from the Chaldeans, 109.

_Noah_, the ark of, 119.

_Noel_, Christmas in French called, 365.

_Nut_, a personification of Heaven, 477.

_Nutar Nutra_, the, of the Egyptians, corresponds to the Hebrew
El-Shaddai, 49.

O.

_Oannes_, Chaldean fish-god, 82;
the same as Jonah, 83.

_Odin_, the Supreme God of the Scandinavians, 479;
a personification of the Heavens, 479.

_OEdipus_, the history of, resembles that of Samson and Hercules,
72;
tears