46;
yet to come, 146.

_Space_, crucifixion in, 488.

_Spanish monks_, the first, who went to Mexico were surprised to
find the crucifix there, 199.

_Spirit_, the Hebrew word for, of feminine gender, 134.

_Standards_, the, of the ancient Romans, wore crosses gilt and
beautiful, 345.

_Star_, the, of Bethlehem, 140;
parallels to, 142-145.

_Staurobates_, the King by whom Semiramis was overpowered, 486.

_Stone pillars_, set up by the Hebrews were emblems of the Phallus,
46.

"_Strong Rama_," the, of the Hindoos, a counterpart of Samson, 73.

_Suddho-dana_, the dreams of, compared with Pharaoh's two dreams, 88.

_Sun_, the, nearly all the Pagan deities were personifications of,
467;
Christ Jesus said to have been born on the birth-day of, 473;
Christ Jesus a personification of, 500;
universally worshiped, 507.

_Sun-day_, a pagan holiday adopted by the Christians, 394-396.

_Sun-gods_, Samson and Hercules are, 71-73.

_Sun-myth_, the, added to the histories of Jesus of Nazareth,
Buddha, Cyrus, Alexandria and others, 506.

_Sweden_, the famous temple at Upsal in, dedicated to a triune
deity, 377.

_Symbolical_, the history of the gods, 466.

_Synoptic Gospels_, the discrepancies between the fourth and the,
numerous, 457.

T.

_Tacitus_, the allusion to Jesus in, a forgery, 566-568.

_Tables of Stone_, the, of Moses, 58;
of Bacchus, 59.

_Talmud_, the books containing Jewish tradition, 95;
in the, Jesus is called the "hanged one," 516.

_Tammuz_, the Saviour, after being put to death, rose from the
dead, 217;
worshiped in the temple of the Lord at Jerusalem, 222.

_Tanga-tanga_, the "Three in One, and One in Three," or the Trinity
of the ancient Peruvians, 378.

_Tao_, the "one god" supreme, worshiped by Lao-Kiun, the Chinese
sage, 120.

_Tao-tse_, the, or "Sect of Reason," formed by Lao-Kiun, 120.

_Tau_, the cross, worshiped by the Egyptians, 341.

_Temples_, all the oldest were in caves, 286.

_Temptation_, the, of Jesus, 175;
of Buddha, 176;
of Zoroaster, 177;
of Quetzalcoatle, 177;
meaning of, 482.

_Temples_, Pagan, changed into Christian churches, 396, 397.